Thursday, September 8, 2011
Gender-neutral baby quilts are not easy
It seems like everyone I know is having a baby in October, which means I have three baby quilts to make this month.
I already shared one preview, now it's time for a second. This mom isn't going to find out the sex of the baby until the little one arrives, that means I need to make a gender-neutral baby quilt.
I've started one in pastel oranges, blues and browns from a charm pack and matching jelly roll I had in my stash, but now I'm not so sure it's going to work. Although the colors could work for a boy or girl, I'm worried the flower prints put it in the girl category.
What do you think? Could this quilt work for a boy or a girl or should I go back to the drawing board?
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