This is a quilt that I made in October last year for my nephew (who was born in November). He absolutely loves it, so my sister-in-law asked me to make another for him so that she has a spare.
Even though he's only 3 months old, I thought I would make one that would last a bit longer and still suit him when he's a toddler. I started yesterday cutting out all of the equal squares. Today I sewed the squares into strips and decided that I didn't like the squares after all, so I cut all the strips in half again so that I had strips of rectangles.
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In other news, my sister (who already has 3 boys in the family) is pregnant with twins, and suprise suprise, they are both boys! She wants some bibs that are suitable for small babies so I took an existing bib (on the left), made a pattern from cardboard, and copied it. I just used a cotton print on the front, plain flannel for the back, and added a snap.
This is number one........ only about fifty more to go......
Then maybe the twins would like a quilt each............
The quilt's looking great, can't wait to see the finished product!! Cute bibs, I love the little dump truck fabric, too cute...
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This is going to be adorable! I love that fabric! Great job!!!
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ReplyDeleteJodie
Great way to create a new bib pattern! When my kids were little I used towelling bibs made by overlocking the edges and cutting a neckhole which was finished with ribbing. If I had time these were finished with an applique or cross stitch decoration.
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