![Baby Burrito Quilt](http://www.digginthedirt.ca/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/14792602477_351393b559.jpg)
This post is a bit late in coming. I call it Baby Burrito Quilt because it was a gift for my friend Angie Griffith, who was referred to her baby belly as a baby burrito. Baby burrito was born a little over a month ago now, but I’ve just gotten around to publishing these photos.
![Baby Burrito Quilt](http://www.digginthedirt.ca/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/14792483380_3b927c2b0b.jpg)
I wanted to make this quilt without buying a whole bunch of new fabric. I took some creative math but I managed to use up almost all my remaining stash of “My Happy Garden” fabric by designer Michelle Engel Bencsko of Cloud9 Fabrics.
![Baby Burrito Quilt](http://www.digginthedirt.ca/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/14956175376_04b1e8118e.jpg)
The rest is made up of a mix of miscellaneous fabric and Kona solids. I’m very pleased with how it turned out.
![Baby Burrito Quilt](http://www.digginthedirt.ca/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/14792484980_3cdf96acdb.jpg)
The back had to be pieced together to have enough coordinating fabric to do the job.
![Baby Burrito Quilt](http://www.digginthedirt.ca/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/14792485710_8449f32962.jpg)
The quilt was a hit of course, and I even have a wee bit of “My Happy Garden” left. I’ll likely need to combine it with something else to make another baby-sized quilt. I’m already shopping around for more Cloud9 fabric. It took some work but I’ve found a couple Canadian online stores that carry their lines… so dangerous on the pocket book!