PosyP wrote:

Time for rabbit pie?

poor bunnies

I put flannel on the back of my baby quilts, it is instantly warm.
Plus, there are no rules on what goes on a baby quilt! I have never put bunnies and duckies on.

I've never used fire retardant fabric but I do use Quilters Dream Angel batting. It is made from non flammable fibers.

When people do baby quilts, do you use fire resistant fabric for the backing?

Thanks everyone. i believe I will go with the log cabin blck. I have an embroidery cd with baby animals that I will put in the center. Margo thanks for the link, I do like applique and will get that pattern. thanks, Dixie

And unless required as a cot quilt, it could be done for the first birthday...
I.e. do a quick nine patch or similar with fun bright fabrics (as babies see the bright colors first) in time for the baby's birth, and then enjoy yourself with the critters quilt

You can click on the picture twice to see more detail! I think it's absolutely charming!

Wow Margo, that is a really cute quilt. I'll tuck that one away for future use.

Dixie, I can't tell from your profile if you like applique, but this could be a really special quilt for a grandson.
It wouldn't be a quick job, but it would be really special for a lodge quilt!

http://www.brandywine-design.com/shop/Patterns/p/The-Critters-Quilt--sku-A09.htm

Okay, I just re-read your post and you only have maybe a month plus ??? There are some really cute pre printed animal fabrics. Fussy cut and do a log cabin piecing. Done! Well, I hope. easier for me to say.