A poppy quilt that makes my uterus jump

If I were to have another baby, there is no question that at the very top of my wish list would be this Poppy Quilt from Boston's All the Numbers . With its big childlike poppies the motif CMP has been crushing on of late, I'd use this o…

A poppy quilt that makes my uterus jump
If I were to have another baby, there is no question that at the very top of my wish list would be this Poppy Quilt from Boston's All the Numbers. With its big childlike poppies the motif CMP has been crushing on of late, I'd use this oversize quilt for snuggling time or for playing on the floor. This is the kind of blanket that begs to be touched with its cool satin edge and bury-your-face-in-its-soft flannel backing. And I wouldn't even cry over any drool (or worse) that my babe gets all over it: It can stand up to cold-water washing.

It's cool too that Kiki from All the Numbers can make these poppies in any color, although I definitely love the red. There is even a smaller lovey size quilt for naptime or trips out of the house. It's almost enough to wish for another baby.  Almost. -Christina

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