A couple of weeks ago, I asked for help finding a tutorial I had seen online for a baby quilt that converts to a bunting/sleeping bag. Mimi found it for me (and I quickly bookmarked the link
)! You start with an unbound quilt about 50" x 32" add a zipper and binding, and then it folds in thirds: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1MIWctL5Zs
My project is not quite the right dimensions, so the fold-over section only comes half-way over, but I really don't mind. The inside is a flannel fat quarter bundle and the outside is a regular f/q bundle; a friend gave both bundles to me in September. I found some plain pink f/q's in my stash, and used that for the binding. All I had to purchase was the zipper and thread! I'd never installed a separating zipper before, but it was easy-peasy, following the directions on the tutorial. I also used Velcro instead of snaps, partly because I had some around, partly because I'm less worried about it falling off and into baby's mouth, and partly because I can machine-stitch the Velcro.
Thanks for looking!
Outside:DSCF2726.jpg
Inside: DSCF2724.jpg
Zipper along one side: DSCF2716.jpg
Velcro on fold-over sectionDSCF2720.jpg
Sleeping-bag style: DSCF2710.jpg

My project is not quite the right dimensions, so the fold-over section only comes half-way over, but I really don't mind. The inside is a flannel fat quarter bundle and the outside is a regular f/q bundle; a friend gave both bundles to me in September. I found some plain pink f/q's in my stash, and used that for the binding. All I had to purchase was the zipper and thread! I'd never installed a separating zipper before, but it was easy-peasy, following the directions on the tutorial. I also used Velcro instead of snaps, partly because I had some around, partly because I'm less worried about it falling off and into baby's mouth, and partly because I can machine-stitch the Velcro.

Thanks for looking!
Outside:DSCF2726.jpg
Inside: DSCF2724.jpg
Zipper along one side: DSCF2716.jpg
Velcro on fold-over sectionDSCF2720.jpg
Sleeping-bag style: DSCF2710.jpg
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