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aliza's room

Took me almost a year to complete Aliza's room. I started when I was six months pregnant and now she is six-months-old, but I think I'm done.
fabric covered canvas from extra quilt blocks

Aliza's blessing dress made by my Mom
cute hook board found at HL (Hobby Lobby) with green paper placed in center with Modge Podge
the crib bedding made in Amy Butler's Midwest Modern fabric and the quilt is a pattern from Denyse Schmidt
there is also a green and white polka dot cork board on the wall
covered lamp shade, and my favorite thing in her room is the green vase with pink gerber's

pillow made with another extra quilt block
fabric tote from pattern of Amy Butler's CD case in her "In Stitches" book.

And to think I doubted using pink.
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  1. Elder and Sister LonghurstSeptember 1, 2009 at 6:20 PM

    What a great theme! Grandma Ruby has got to be smiling down on you, and enjoying the continued use of her favorite toy!!!!

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  2. K'LynOctober 5, 2009 at 10:37 PM

    Adorable!

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  3. AdeleNovember 19, 2009 at 12:16 AM

    I love this quilt, more importantly my beautiful friend loves this quilt and wants to make 2 for her twins (I'm teaching her how to quilt). Which Denyse Schmidt pattern is it? It looks awesome in Amy Butler fabrics! Beautiful!

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