Today’s creative project is
baby burp cloths, with an 8 month old granddaughter and a new baby arriving in
the fall, I thought it was time to get sewing for the little ones again. I felt it was appropriate to begin with all
those necessary little generic layette items since we don’t know yet what the
sex of our fall baby is. Burp cloths
were up first, with baby kimonos, bibs, blankets, toys and quilts to follow as
time allows. I love to sew for babies
and toddlers the fabrics are so much fun to work with; you will be seeing quite
a few projects over the next couple of months as I gather together my completed
projects for the baby shower.
I had a great time shopping
in my fabric stash for the retro prints I used on most of the burp cloths. The fabrics remind me so much of the ones I
used to make things for my children when they were babies, except the prints
then were the originals, these are replicas of those. The retro fabrics I chose are not gender
specific and can be used for either a boy or a girl.
I played around with
different kinds of fabric mixes with printed cottons for one side with either
flannel on the back or terrycloth toweling.
On one of them I used the same flannel print on both sides. I sent one
of each kind over to my daughter’s house to try on her 8 month old to see how
well they work and wash up; they are still in the testing stages, so far so
good.
These six will go into the
basket of goodies for the baby shower; they are a mix of cottons, flannel and
terrycloth toweling. As soon as I find out the gender my projects will get much
more specific, but for now I get to sew for the baby as my creative spirit
speaks to me.
Thanks for letting me share
my baby burp cloth project with you. I
have several summer patio sewing and painting projects coming up very soon as
well as the kitchen/family room makeover posting, I misplaced some photos which
is putting me a little behind on that one, but it is on the way. See you soon.
Laurette
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