Baby Clothes Quilts

 Yes. Many baby clothes quilts are made from the first-year clothing of all the babies in a family mixed together into one quilt. If you want each child represented evenly, sort the clothing by child before you send it. 

Yes. We try to cut around stains when we can. If an item is very stained but still important, we will work with you to decide if it should still be included 

Send us the baby clothes that belong in the quilt and let us know what size you are hoping for. We will look at what you have and work with you to make the quilt the size you would like, or as close as your items allow.

The fewer items you have means we will use more pieces from each item.

Start by separating the must-use items from the maybe-use items. We will begin with the must-use group first, then add from the second group if we need more to reach the size you want.

The more items you have will mean that we will use smaller blocks from each item.

Yes, whole outfits can be used in a complex baby clothes quilt. They will be sewn onto another block of fabric so details like sleeves, hoods, buttons, zippers or pockets can still be part of the quilt.

Baby clothes are small, stretchy and full of details. Even a simple baby clothes quilt takes more time and skill than a standard T-shirt quilt because the pieces are smaller and harder to work with.

Yes, baby clothes quilts are washable. Start with clean baby clothes before sending them to us, and after your quilt is finished, follow our quilt care directions.