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Super adorable!!! I love it!!! But I must confess…I have a hard time believing (as a very novice quilter) that it’s easy. 😉 Is it really easy? Could I do it? My MIL is a much better quilter and could help me. Thanks! Have fun switching over the blog to WP.
Yes I think you could do it. Dresden’s aren’t as hard as some other piecing since there are not as many corners to line up and if the center doesn’t’ match you can cover it up with the circle in the center!
This is a really pretty baby quilt . Dresden plate always looks stunning.
Wow! It is very striking. I love the backing fabric too.
I love the simplicity style and color. Classic! Thanks.
This is beautiful! What is the name of the fabric that is used at the back of the quilt? The diamond/circle fabric. I would love to find it to make something for my daughter who will be here in June.