Thank you, useful and you have reminded me that my daughter would like one of these, I rather fancy the idea as well.

Have heard a lot about weighted quilts, have had friends ask me to make them, but the research about child weight to quilt weight was a step too far for my calculator & brain. I have heard it helps with SEN (Special Educational Needs) pupils, but was not prepared to endanger them (some of my friends children) by getting it wrong. So why is weight important, why is it soothing? I do the opposite in the winter, heavy down winter quilt goes on and I get pains in my feet, cramps in my legs, breathlessness, because of the weight, unable to cope with the weight, I throw the wretched thing off & get a towel from the bathroom as a blankie so I don’t freeze 🙁

Thank you for the review Abigail

That’s really lovely Gini. Such a kind gesture. Beautiful quilt. I too have made many new friends through the site, one who in particular lm sure will be a lifetime friend.

Gorgeous xx

That is super.

Thank you so much Gini for the kind review. I’m really glad you enjoyed it and thanks again for choosing to try curves without pins.

Just love this design – from a distance the centre ‘blocks’ look like owls peeking out. Tempted to try one!

Another amazing pattern by Jenny and another ‘no pins’ convert for curves!!!

yup, no pins here is how I go too! nice review and I like the finished result

Intriguing! And gorgeous.

I will, hopefully, manage to pop by and say hello. Good luck