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Home » Blog » Design Team » Polka Dot Double Cuddle Quilt

Polka Dot Double Cuddle Quilt

Created On: January 31, 2015  |  Updated: January 31, 2015  |   5 Comments

I was sent some of Shannon’s awesome cuddle fabrics to stitch up something snuggly. Included in the fabrics were cuddle cakes – 10″ squares of assorted colored fabrics – all deliciously furry! I used some of the cuddle cake pieces in making the Fairfield Block of the Month, but that left me with some unused squares. These were easily whipped up into this Polka Dot Double Cuddle Quilt!

Polka Dot Double Cuddle Quilt

It is double cuddle – both the front and the back are made with snuggly Shannon Cuddle fabric. Perfect baby quilt, or snuggle quilt for a child!

To make the quilt, you’ll need:
6-10 Cuddle Cake squares
Paper-backed Fusible Applique
Round objects – bowls, cups, lids, etc.
1 yard solid color cuddle
1 yard printed cuddle
Crib-sized batting of your choice
1/4 yard cotton fabric (for binding)

supplies for cuddle quilt

Start by fusing the paper-backed fusible onto the back of the cuddle cake squares. Trace circles onto the back in various sizes and cut out.

Fuse the circles onto the front of the solid cuddle. Don’t leave the iron in one place for more than 2 seconds to avoid damaging the cuddle fabric.

Don’t applique them down yet!

Baste the layers of the quilt – the top, batting and bottom. Use whatever basting method you prefer – I like spray basting.

Using your walking foot, stitch around the edges of the circles – this secures the appliques and quilts the quilt all at the same time!

You can add additional quilting if you like, or if your quilting is too far apart.

Trim and square up, and use the woven cotton fabric to bind the quilt.

 

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  1. Lorine Mason says

    February 1, 2015

    Love those color. Talk about wanting to reach out and touch something. Great job!

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  2. Polly @ Pieces by Polly says

    February 11, 2015

    LOVE this so much!!

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  3. Catherine from crafty kaki says

    April 30, 2015

    This is awesome! I wish I could sew.

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  4. trish says

    January 1, 2017

    where can I buy this material please?

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    • Carolina says

      February 28, 2017

      You can buy it at many independent quilt shops and online fabric stores.

      Reply

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