Baby Things
Thursday, December 01, 2011 5 Comments »I make a special flannel quilt for each of my grandchildren. They are meant to be used, loved, put on the floor as a play surface, wrapped around strollered babies, dragged around as a favorite blanky, and washed over and over. Here is Maddie's, and here is Alma's. I'm not sure where the pictures are for Annabelle's and Ians (sorry).
Here is the lastest one, for baby Owen.
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I also made a dozen burp clothes, or "burpsters". They are meant for heavy use & will stand up to lots and lots of washing. The plain ones are flannel on both sides, sandwiched with a layer of thin (Joann's) flannel & lightly quilted. The super soft ones (the ones my daughter loves) are flannel on one side, and a fleecy fabric (from Joann's) on the other, sandwiched with thin flannel and lightly quilted. They are super soft and just so cozy for baby to put his face on when he's being held over your shoulder.
Owen's Burpsters
Super (fuzzy) Burpster
Plain Burpster
Kate likes the burpsters so much she asked me to make 2 sets of 4 each for up-coming baby showers. Now I need to get busy on those crib sheets: two cotton/one flannel for Owen, and two flannel for Alma. I'll post pix when they are finished.
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5 comments:
The prairie points on the baby quilt are a great touch. How you make your labels? They look great and not real stiff like the ones I've made on the computer.
Owen is just adorable! Love his quilt and burpsters. :-)
You are one BUSY lady! Echoing Michele's question -- how do you make your labels?
WV: tructor -- a vehicle with three wheels and a huge storage compartment
everything is so cute!
Love it all! They look so cozy and cuddly.
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