Handmade Beginnings: 24 Sewing Projects to Welcome Baby
Anna Maria Horner
Kids & Baby QuiltsA project book from fabric designer Anna Maria Horner covering baby-related sewing beyond quilts alone, including clothing, accessories, and nursery items. The 24 projects span a range of skill levels and use Horner's signature fabric aesthetic. Suited to sewists who want variety beyond quilt patterns for a baby shower or new arrival.
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