Sail Away Baby Quilt

This handmade nautical print quilt is sure to brighten your little sailor’s nursery!

There are so many thoughtful features to this beautiful sailboat quilt. Each sailboat is made from a navy print with little celestial stars shimmering about. The coordinating Irish chain design adds delightful surroundings in shades of blue. A narrow red plaid border gives a burst of color, while accentuating the beauty of the quilt. When you turn the quilt over, you’ll love the lively dots, colored in red, gold and green on a plaid blue background. Even the backing’s stitching is thoughtfully quilted to resemble the waves of an ocean. There’s no doubt this quilt will catch your eye and make you smile each time you enter your sweet little one’s room!

You’ll love all the extra stitching and sewn-in patterns that only come with the love and attention of a homemade quilt. You just can’t buy this kind of quality at those baby stores, that’s for sure! Each quilt is handmade with love and each is slightly different as well. So your baby will receive a truly one-of-a-kind quilt made just for her! Now, that’s special!

The Sail Away baby quilt measures 50.5" by 44.5" and is made from 100% cotton materials. It is washable in cold water, gentle cycle. Hang to dry or dry on low setting. The fabrics used in this quilt have already been pre-washed and shrunk for you.

This quilt makes a lovely baby shower gift! Not many pregnant moms-to-be are quilters or even know of someone who designs quilt (unfortunately that skilled craft is becoming a rare gift). She’ll be delighted knowing that something so special and unique will be a part of her sweet little angel’s room. It really looks beautiful hung on a wall for all to see! With all those great colors it’s sure to match lots of decorations in the nursery: stuffed animals, picture frames, changing pad, etc. One thing is for sure – it’s going to be the centerpiece because of its beauty and charm!

This quilt is designed and handmade by professional quilter, Jo Luttrell. The pattern is from the book, P.S. I Love You and is used with permission by the author, Nancy Smith.