I love it! Good job Grandma Rose!

It's beautiful!

oh that is just perfect! I would be thrilled to be able to make something like that, or to receive it. I am sure it's going to be cherished.

So sweet, nice job!

That is one ofthe loveliest things! Make sure to sign and date it somewhere, because it's going to be a family heirloom.

Oh, is that charming and adorable! Can’t you just picture her learning the animal names and sounds with it? Very nice!

How old is she? When do they allow bedding in cribs these days? It's very swee!!!

Totally adorable, for what will undoubtedly be an adorable baby!

Thanks everyone. I did sew a label on the back.

Beautiful!

That is so cute, and your granddaughter will cherish it forever!

Oh my gosh that is so sweet. You'll have to let us know when she arrives and her name.

That is adorable, but you are wrong. You ARE a quilter! And to the Debby Downer questioning the use of it as bedding, obviously, babies use blankets for many things besides nighttime covers. Bundled in a stroller or in someones arrms, or under them on the sofa or floor, etc. It’s so gorgeous I would probably use it as wall art.

It's beautiful and will be a treasure for many family babies to come!

Your family is just the luckiest -- to receive such wonderful hand crafted gifts. I bet they don't even realize that not everyone is so fortunate.

Rose, did you hand embroider all the animals?

Everything you make is so lovely--even the label!

No, Annie. I have a small home embroidery machine. Biggest design size for it is 5 x 7 inches.

I love it. Lucky baby to have you as her grandmother.

Adorable....and so creative Grandma Rose!

That is just adorable...she will love it!!

So pretty!

Rose, it’s wonderful! Adorable! A someday heirloom she’ll treasure, I’m sure.

Pink and sweet and pretty!

So pretty and the perfect pink.

Cute!

arcy, quilts and blankets are used everywhere that they have always been, of course: playmat on the floor, cozy cover on Grandma’s lap, and of course for covering the crib, like a bedspread, when baby isn’t sleeping. My baby quilt became a topper on my bedspread when I moved to a bed, then was my lap blanket for tv and reading. And DS’s crib-size quilt became a window covering when his window in the new house proved drafty! Baby quilts are forever and everywhere!

That is adorable!

Rusty

Nice job and very useful! Congrats on the new baby!

A beautiful quilt and I love the cute animals. An heirloom for sure.

Rose, that's a beautiful quilt, and you are a quilter now, and a good one. Arcy, they keep changing the rules and recommendations for babies, so I don't know what's allowed or when. I suppose I'll learn some new things when my great-grandson gets here.

Your quilt reminds me very much of one my mother and I put together for my first grand son, her first great. She embroidered all the animals and I sashed as you did only in blue. Sadly, she died a few months before Adam arrived. I know the quilt has been saved.

I love your version.

Theresa

that is very nice. love the different animals

So sweet!

Love it!

I'd say that is a perfect baby quilt!