patchwork pram liners

(I resisted the urge to call this post 'Pimp my mountain buggy":)

I had a few fabrics in mind to make these liners for our new mountain buggy duet pram but when I pulled out the fabrics I didn't have enough of any of them! I reluctantly cut squares to piece together. Far too much work for pram liners but I didn't want to wait and buy more fabric. Because I'm impatient. 

The two fabrics are by Amy Butler. I'm not sure what they are called but I got them on sale for about half off a while back.

 I started by stitching two thirds of the squares together as pairs one after the other to save time and cotton not having to cut and start fresh each time. They looked like pretty bunting

 I then went along and added the remaining squares to the end of each pair

 I snipped them apart and ironed them ready for the strips to be sewn together

 The fur ball kept me company and tested the pram for comfort. He said it was pretty cozy.
Mishka is obsessed with small spaces and places he can guess I would rather not be covered in his fur so naturally he is in the new pram every time I turn around

I layered the patched fabric, bamboo quilt batting and some flannelette from and old sheet right sides together. I traced around a bowl to get nice rounded corners. Next was time to sew around the edges, leaving a gap to turn it back the right way. Once the right way I hand stitched the gap and top stitched around the edge and machine quilted the squares. I backed them with an old plastic bed sheet as I tend to boost cloth nappies as little as necessary which results in the occasional pee through (I'm so going to stop doing that... anyhow)

I unthreaded the seat belts, marked where slits needed to be, cut and zig zag stitched around the edges and I was all done, ready to re thread the seat belts.

all nice and comfy cozy and most importantly- easy to wash