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It’s Puffy, Very Soft, and Pleasantly Warm! Sounds Like Heaven.
The bubble quilt, or biscuit quilt, is a great quilt for a baby because it uses the soft fabric known as minky fabric.
If you’re making it for a newBorn! Make SURE Wash it and Tumble Dry it a couple of Times it to get the lint out.
2 VIDEOS
1. The Cuddly Pillow Quilt. [Made with Minky Fabric] Lot’s Of Lint.
2. DIY Puff Quilt [Regular Cotton Fabric]
This quilt differs from other quilts because instead of being flat, each of the squares are puffy, like a bubble!
It’s also unique because it is a quilt-as-you-go, which we know many of us appreciate the convenience of not sending it out to be quilted!
Image Above: Honey Bear Lane Etsy
Below this Puffy Example is a Next Page Link, in Green, you’ll find the Video on How to Make a Cuddly Pillow Quilt
Image: www.awaitingada.com
Who’s ready to begin this fun project? Go to the Next Page below for a step-by-step tutorial!
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Charlotte Adkins
May 13. 2015
I ordered the charms and attempted to make this…..minky fabric sheds like crazy, keep a can of air by your sewing machine to blow out the fuzz
Karen Darrall
Jun 26. 2015
Put your pieces in a cold dryer for about 5 minutes then hey presto no more fluff! Remember to clean out the lint filter before and after
Dana Cooper Fucella
May 13. 2015
I made one of these. I used flannel and minky. It turned out really cute! Thank you for the tutorial!
Jane Morman
May 13. 2015
Congrats on the national award!! Planning a trip with my quilt buddies this month….
Susan A Diegan
May 14. 2015
These quilts can be very dangerous for infants. SIDS is a serious issue.
Margaret Glassmyer
Jun 02. 2015
I love making these.
Donna Weber
Jun 02. 2015
I have made a few of these and I really don’t think it is that perfect for beginners……….. Just saying…..
Odette Hall
Jun 02. 2015
My daughter wants one..
Fiona Burton
Jun 02. 2015
I’ve seen these but not in the rag quilt style and been scared off. Seems easy enough this way. My first quilt was a rag quilt.
Sharon Wilkins
Jun 02. 2015
Oh oh oh……..LOVE LOVE LOVE!
Bonnie Meyer
Jun 03. 2015
I made one of these, that will be the last!
Suzette Hunt Clark
Jun 03. 2015
@[100005723618561:2048:Chris Durboraw]
Teresa Nelson
Jun 04. 2015
Pretty!
Sharon Gail Barnett Estes
Jun 04. 2015
I knew a lady made one.they ate beautiful.
Melissa Wentling
Jun 04. 2015
@[744211379:2048:Nicole Schrant] isn’t this cute? !
Patricia Chavez Geller
Jun 04. 2015
@[1046651246:2048:Amy Geller], is this the type of quilt you like that you told me about?
Amy Geller
Jun 04. 2015
Yes!!!!
Marci Hooper
Jun 04. 2015
I made a pillow quilt in 1974-5 !
Kaye Rea
Jun 04. 2015
A friend of mine made one from all her daughters grad dresses it was beautiful and my sister made one for her granddaughter it was beautiful too
Pamela Knuth
Jun 05. 2015
Love this pillow quit.
Rosemary Marshall
Jun 05. 2015
Sara, I did one of these for a crib when I lived in the US….it was easy to do and looked great xx
Lisa Martinez
Jun 05. 2015
Let’s do one @[100000969362557:2048:Deb Allen]. Perfect for a winter project!
Deb Allen
Jun 05. 2015
That is adorable and looks pretty easy, @[100000262400862:2048:Lisa]Martinez. Let’s do it!
Lisa Martinez
Jun 05. 2015
Done let’s start in Sept. I’ll go buy what I need! Woot woot!
Cornelia Starkey
Jun 05. 2015
Have to try this
Margaret White
Jun 05. 2015
@[1150727533:2048:Tasha Johnston], @[632880062:2048:Patricia Lewis]
Cecilia Garcia
Jun 05. 2015
I checked this quilt out and looks so easy. One hint a quilter gave her little town doesn’t have craft store to buy the filling. She bought a pillow and used it to stuff the squares. Genius!
Ruth Simmons Doak
Jun 05. 2015
A very good friend made one of these for each of my children’s first babies. They are beautiful, They are soft, great for looks or baby on the floor. But I do know she told me later, it took 50 hours… not sure if that qualifies as easy? We all love her and her quilts.
Marion Brown
Jun 05. 2015
I have always been wanting to make a puff blanket. I guess I had better get busy!
Sheila Oliver
Jun 06. 2015
Fantastic!
Sheila Douglas Marcum
Jun 06. 2015
I have one my mom made. It was made in the 70s and she used old polyester clothes for the material. It fits a full size bed and is very heavy.
Tobar Andrew Marcella
Jun 06. 2015
Ooooo I want one
Judy Hoisington Smith Gonzalez
Jun 06. 2015
I’m making one now
Paula Reid
Jun 07. 2015
Beautiful make puff blanket
Robin M. Longo
Jun 07. 2015
I am currently working on a king size in creams, tans and blues.
Lupe Ramirez
Jun 07. 2015
Yo kiero aprender pero no se ingles
Eileen Viger Walker
Jun 07. 2015
Oh, @[100004385462122:2048:Michele Montgomery Huston], I like this one.
Sarah Ruptash
Jun 07. 2015
So beautiful!
Robbienel Jett
Jun 07. 2015
Beautiful
DeAnn Ellen Morgan
Jun 07. 2015
Made one of these!
Noella St-pierre
Jun 08. 2015
tres joli..
Paula Henderson
Jun 09. 2015
@[1131035264:2048:Stephannie Smith]
Nancy Vickers Dooley
Jun 09. 2015
@[708207439:2048:Tori Satterfield Hughes] let’s finish yours this week!
Kathy Kenney
Jun 09. 2015
Haven’t seen one of these in years
Tori Satterfield Hughes
Jun 09. 2015
Yes, please!! Thursday?
Beverley Warren
Jun 09. 2015
Very pretty
Marion Usborne
Jun 09. 2015
Beautiful
Sonya Rye Key
Jun 11. 2015
Gotta try for my grandkids!
Patricia Elizabeth Miller
Jun 11. 2015
Made one of these in 1968, used panty hoss to stuff each block, after five years in the crib, the dog got it and it I’d still in his bed, wash it with the laundry every week! Still colorful and the several dogs we’ve had just love it !
Robin Sanfilippo
Jun 11. 2015
Pretty pretty! !
Drema
Jun 11. 2015
made several throws & queen quilt for my mom.
Debbie Hughes
Jun 12. 2015
Hey this is cool @[1514825882:2048:Patricia Shoup Leonard].
Margaret Watson
Jun 14. 2015
Love it!
Vang Power
Jun 15. 2015
I think I’m going to make some of this, one way to use up those pillows stuffing that I have & don’t need any backing or batting, just like rag quilts with stuffing in there..
Arlene Docter Helder
Jun 15. 2015
Just saying, from experience, that these quilts are super warm, super puffy, some can be even a little heavy, depending on the batting. I would not put this over a baby or toddler or even in a crib. I feel it is not safe. As a matter of fact, my own grandchildren have NO blankets in their cribs, till they are OLD. These are beautiful for a full size bed, for an older toddler or child .
Ellen Herron
Jun 16. 2015
I love this!
Jean Edsall
Jun 18. 2015
I’ve always wanted to make one of these.
Kathy Dodds
Jun 20. 2015
I bought the pillow stuffing at Walmart.
Cecilia Baldenegro Garcia
Jun 20. 2015
Have to do that.
Doris May
Jun 20. 2015
on my list to make….
Marolyn Kreger
Jun 21. 2015
That is really pretty.
Caroline Fisher
Jun 22. 2015
So lovely x
Ann Berger
Jun 22. 2015
Those take forever to make
Gloria Freeman
Jun 22. 2015
Have you made one of these.@[100000595072401:2048:Barbara Pressley]
Barbara Pressley
Jun 22. 2015
No, I have not, maybe some day.
Gloria Freeman
Jun 22. 2015
I like the look of it.
Barbara Pressley
Jun 22. 2015
Me too.
Sue Hughes
Jun 23. 2015
Love making bubbles blankets so satisfying and so easy to do
Sandra Ander
Jun 23. 2015
I have made 2and they are easy to make and a lot of fun.
Robin Bupp
Jun 23. 2015
Made one like this in high school!
Marion Brown
Jun 23. 2015
Like theze. @[100006246005358:2048:Kathy Padilla], did you ever make a puff quilt?
Trudy Shevock
Jun 23. 2015
R u making these it’s neat
Lana Lee Peck
Jun 25. 2015
@[100000229922382:2048:Lana Lee Peck]
Paula Carville
Jun 25. 2015
@[586604647:2048:Celeste Hunter] have u tried this?
Celeste Hunter
Jun 25. 2015
No, but it is on my list of things to make 🙂
Debi Wince
Jun 25. 2015
One like this was my first quilt but it was called a puff quilt. It was for my granddaughter. Good memories
Janet R Jordan
Jun 25. 2015
Love it
Karen S Daggett
Jun 25. 2015
they look like cupcakes how cute
Linda Weston
Jun 25. 2015
So pretty
Denny O'Connor
Jun 26. 2015
I bought new pillows and used the old ones in the quilt …just have to tease it out a bit ..Also use those left over batting bits
Jewell Jordan
Jun 26. 2015
I .Like. .the. guilt. pillow. Fannie. from. Jewell. your. sister. .I Love you
Diana Molly Dunn
Jun 26. 2015
i make them into pillows for the car to sit on and gilfts great
Tina Donan
Jun 26. 2015
My mother made a baby quilt similar, but it wasn’t rag.
Ruth Stark
Jun 27. 2015
Has anyone had experience with laundering this type of quilt? I am wondering if it would become a lumpy mess after several washings.
Elizabeth Murray
Jun 27. 2015
Is the fabric cotton or flannel?
Ann Stevens
Jun 27. 2015
My mom made one of these for my niece years ago and it was really neat.
Jeanne Daughtry
Jun 28. 2015
Great way to use up some of my scraps!
Sandy Willis
Jun 30. 2015
I love this, but I think it would be hard to do. Lol
renee
Jul 04. 2015
Will just regular quilt fabric be OK? Or will it frae too much on the ends?
Alice Allen
Aug 08. 2015
I started one of these years ago, still have it in a box in my sewing room. Someday I will finish it.
Joan L Hall
Aug 08. 2015
I have made one and it hurts my hands.
Barbara Adams Kramer
Aug 08. 2015
I love making the rag quilts I machine embroidery the solid blocks, I use prints and solids. This was the 1st one I made.
Kristy Kissel
Aug 08. 2015
Will have to add this to my list of things to make and sell.
Elaine Johnson Jaffray
Aug 09. 2015
Can regular cotton fabric be used for these or does it have to be brushed cotton to get the rag effect ?
Penny Feliks
Aug 09. 2015
Do they ever stop shedding? My dryer vent overflows.
Penny Feliks
Aug 09. 2015
Love the fabric choice.
Nancy Weimerskirch Lane
Aug 09. 2015
My 15 year old daughter made one of these for a 4h project. I have been sewing all my life and my daughters have been sewing since probably age 5. I wouldn’t rate this as a beginners project.
Linda E. Busby
Aug 09. 2015
a oldie, but goodie 🙂
Lucille Lanteigne
Aug 18. 2015
wow likes this
Ruth Royal
Aug 18. 2015
These are really fun and easy to make
Alberta Schlundt
Sep 08. 2015
This is an old pattern but is so fun to make and SOFT???? You bet 🙂
Darlene Kornelsen
Sep 09. 2015
This is so cute!
Lanette Lorntz Carson
Sep 09. 2015
@[1396021270:2048:ShanaJeff McMillan], are these like what you made?
Rose LaCroix
Sep 09. 2015
Thank you Missouri Star Quilting for the terrific video! Hugs from California!
Lauren Walker
Sep 09. 2015
Zo @[718825409:2048:Zo Geddes]?
ShanaJeff McMillan
Sep 09. 2015
I’ve done the rag quilt (which Abby LOVES), Emily’s puff quilt I would call easy as far as s$#%&!@*ches uneven at points….but the puff quilt I decided to start with is 6″ on the top piece, 5″ on the bottom…stuff and sew. It’s NOT easy to sew a puffy part to a solid part for the next strip. But then again….If I’m doing puff, it’s going to be snowball puff 🙂
Lanette Lorntz Carson
Sep 09. 2015
I need to make one of these!
Lisa Hayes Dannels
May 10. 2016
Victoria Rohde Wilson doesn’t this look like a box of goodies? Candies,cupcakes,brownies or something?
MaryAnn Tucker
May 10. 2016
Kimberly Davis Knitz. Have you done one of these on our janome……mine is in shop…imhaving it cleaned and that new tension bar put on and i took your advicend ordered an extra lol
Kimberly Davis Knitz
May 10. 2016
No I never have but Missouri star has a good tutorial on how to do it
Gloria Hemingway Pace
May 11. 2016
Love the video.