Tracy from Mad Quilter shares a free pattern for this classic baby smock with straps that cross over in the back. It’s easy to construct, which makes this a great project for beginners. Go to the free pattern.
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Tracy from Mad Quilter shares a free pattern for this classic baby smock with straps that cross over in the back. It’s easy to construct, which makes this a great project for beginners. Go to the free pattern.
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Lori says
I made the Mad Quilter’s charm square jewel shaped bag out of a charm pack of the Farmer’s Market line. It turned out so amazing that I’m working on a second one now done in Jill Gordon’s New Beginnings line for my mom. Thanks for a terrific pattern!!!! I should mention that I’m an expert sewer but I have never quilted before!!!!