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This is a badge bit (BB) that is part of the PEP curriculum.  Completing this BB is part of getting the straw badge in Textiles.

For this BB, you will sew a quilted baby blanket.

To complete this BB, the requirements are:
 - minimum size: 30" x 30”
 - each “patch” must be 10” x 10” or smaller
 - with an insulating layer (that won’t shift and go lumpy)
 - must be lined

To document your completion of the BB, provide proof of the following as pictures or a video (less than two minutes):
- Your fabric cut out and a description of the quilt pattern you will use.
- Sewing the quilt patches and assembling the quilt.
- Your completed baby quilt.

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Here’s my submission for the quilted baby blanket bb.
Finished out, it’s just a bit over 30”x30.” Made from cotton- the back is vintage cotton print from a hand-me-down stash, the yellow prints are cotton fat quarters, and the batting is cotton as well. My blocks are 4 rectangles laid in alternating directions, and then all assembled together in rows, then the rows sewn together diagonally. I wish I knew what this pattern is called. I know I’ve seen it before.
I decided to go the bindless route for finishing and I really love the structure it gave the finished product.
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The basic square
The basic square
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More squares, filling out the pattern
More squares, filling out the pattern
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All squares assembled
All squares assembled
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Sewing the back, batting, and front together, right sides together
Sewing the back, batting, and front together, right sides together
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Turned right side out
Turned right side out
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Finishing the edges
Finishing the edges
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Quilting in the ditch
Quilting in the ditch
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Complete! With measurement.
Complete! With measurement.
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Measuring the other side
Measuring the other side
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The back, complete
The back, complete
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Showing off the hand embroidery
Showing off the hand embroidery
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