My brother and his wife are going to have a baby girl in a couple of months. So I got to make a baby gift for them. I made a blanket and bib. The chevron pattern is made from triangles. This was my first attempt at it, so it is not perfect, but I learned a lot. :) And I think it is cute. I can't wait to meet the little cutie they put in it.
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Showing posts with label bib. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Saturday, September 29, 2012
baby gifts
I've recently had occasion to do a few baby gifts (it seems like everyone is having babies right now). This one is for our new nephew, Ford. He was born yesterday and I still need to get the gift sent off, oops. It was fun to use the Ford trucks and cars fabrics mixed with others. I recently did a bib and burp cloth for a baby named Anchor and used nautical fabric with anchors on it. It is so fun when they have a name you can go off of. I really enjoy making baby gifts. They are cute and quick and babies are so fun.
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Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Whales and Sailboats
This is the baby gift I did recently for my sister-in-law's baby due at the end of March. I made the blanket, lovey, ball and double sided bib. I love the whales and sailboats; they are some of the cutest baby flannels I have seen. I love the color too, it is more of an aqua blue than just baby blue. The white is the absolute softest fabric ever; so great for a baby. My cousin crocheted the adorable little toy. To see more from her click here.
The bib is double sided, here are both sides.
The bib is double sided, here are both sides.
waves
whale
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Bibs
Today I tried my hand at making bibs.
Attempt #1
Attempt#2
For my second I tried out some embellishments, I think it turned out pretty cute. Still not perfect, but getting better.
Attempts #1 & #2
The backs
I think I will try some more in the future. They are pretty simple. Just two pieces of fabric sewn together and turned. Then add the snap (easier said than done). I just used a bib we already had as a basic pattern.
Attempts #1 & #2
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