Introducing a NorthWesternBelle Exclusive: Handmade Goddess Quilts

Now you can wrap yourself or your baby up in the warmth and protection of the Goddess. The beautiful & talented Taiza P. has opted to list her gorgeous handmade goddess quilts exclusively with the NorthWesternBelle!

Two currently available, pictured below. Both are fully washable and totally unique. Custom orders are also be accepted! Message TheNWB on ETSY to discuss a custom-designed and built Goddess quilt of your own. Any size can be made in any colors! Processing time for baby-sized quilts is usually five to seven business days, depending on availability of desired colors/fabrics. Price and processing time will increase with size.

This gorgeous pink & green number measures about 31 inches square, and features a collage of vintage and new fabrics on the back. It is hand tied with bamboo wool yarn, and the goddess image on the front is top stitched to a solid green cotton. Perfect for the newest baby goddess in your world.

This great Mermaid Goddess quilt might be too awesome for a baby! Measuring 31 inches by 41 inches, it would make a really great lap quilt for any Goddess. The acetate mermaid goddess is top stiched onto green cotton and backed in a fun turtle flannel with yellow, green and blue sea turtles. Quilted around the Goddess to form a turtle-shell shape.

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