Easy Baby Onesie Quilt Pattern - How to Make a Baby Clothes Quilt!

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00:00 Betty shows off her baby quilt
00:22 How to cut up baby onesies quickly
01:19 Trim the fabrics into desired sizes
03:54 Cut strips of flannel to support the t-shirt fabric
04:12 Arranging the baby quilt pieces
05:43 Stitch and Flip baby quilt piecing with a walking foot
09:00 Piecing multiple rows at the same time
10:23 What if you run out of onesie pieces before covering an entire flannel strip?
10:55 What if you need to replace a onesie piece in the quilt?
11:32 Trim the pieced rows
12:19 Piecing the rows together into the baby quilt top
13:24 What if the fabrics aren't perfectly aligned?
13:46 See my finished Onesie Baby Quilt Top
14:30 How to finish this quilt top so it can be washed
14:47 Let me know if you want to machine quilt this project together!

[lorali]

How darling! Please DO let us enjoy you quilting it too! Always your fan Leah!

[wendycarter]

This is so much easier that putting interfacing on the back of each piece, and so much cheaper!

[willebij]

Very good reuse of clothing. Save the memories. Yes, please show us the quilting on a home sewing machine. Fancy machinestitches, rulerwork and FMQ.

[ashleyschifano]

I have 10mo old twins and SO MANY ONESIES that don’t fit. THANK YOU for sharing! Every time they outgrow something and my husband piles things in to the donate box I get super sad 😅. I tell him that I could totally upcycle that fabric and he reminds me that I barely sew the stuff I have 😆. This seems like a perfect, fairly quick, project.

[windsprinter]

Very cute quilt. And yes, I am interested in seeing you quilt it.

[janetisell]

Oh yes please, would love to see the next steps. It’ll inspire me to *finally* make the band tshirt quilt I’ve been planning for *years*! You are such a great teacher. Thank you.

[jillcurrie]

Yes, please show us how to finish the quilt top. Thank you for this video. It gives me confidence to tackle a t-shirt quilt.

[shellyculver]

I’d love to see you quilt it on the longarm with a fun onesie motif!!

[denisestilling]

Nice job..enjoy the positive friendly videos.

[sharonpickle]

Yes, please continue with videos for quilting and completing. I have a ton of memory clothes from my kids and I want to do the same!!

[geraldinerobinson]

Yes, I would like to see you complete the quilt. Thank you.

[beckyannwhite-mvfp]

I want to watch you finish! —A grateful grandma

[gabeenam.]

Yes please! I’d like to see this quilted

[Mcmacs]

Would love to see it finished! Your videos have been so helpful to me. Thanks so much!

[allison]

Yes! Please! I've just become a Nanna and would love to be able to make one of these lovely quilts for my little Grandson!

[sioux]

I vote to see the FINISHED quilt. Thanks for your video - have a new granddaughter so plan to make her one of these quilts after she's out of her onesie stage!

[debramontes]

Yes, please would love to see you quilt the onesie quilt thank you for all your tutorials

[michilyn]

I've been following you for years now. You have great content and explain everything really well! I've never seen this technique before and excited to see how it turns out.😊❤

[bonniemills]

I had the honor of longarming a quilt made of baby onesies and it was gorgeous! Made half square triangles out of the plain fabrics even!

[ElizabethChronis]

I love a knit quilting tutorial that doesn’t use interfacing! The second quilt I started was a T-shirt quilt & the design I liked most (& therefore the only tutorial I read before starting) didn’t use interfacing. I spent years questioning my decision because of watching every other tutorial use interfacing.
Then again, I came from garment sewing, so I didn’t understand why quilters were scared of the stretch😅