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baby stats subway art
This tutorial is available in my eBook "Top 20 Crafts from: The Winthrop Chronicles" buy your copy HERE {I have updated this post a bit to actually include the full tutorial} I made this subway wall art for Elly's room. I wanted to be able to always remember those important stats because I forget them so easily, especially with three kids! To make it, I used the same technique as the photo on wood wall hanging .
This year, I am doing a series of posts to help beginner sewers learn a few tricks of the trade, and arm them with simple sewing projects too. Go and Sew! I had too much fun this weekend. Saturday night rolled around and I realized all of the little tiny baby dresses were covered in spit-up from previous weeks. Instead of doing the much-needed laundry, I made a dress instead. What?
Sew a Reversible Wrap Dress for Baby
My Original Diaper Wreath
2nd EDITION Please e-mail stephanie.r.godbold@gmail.com for more information!!! Since its popularity on Pinterest I figured I would post more details about how to make it here, along with a picture of the front and back. I am going to be making another one using a metal wreath frame from JoAnns Craft Store to see how it works.
Awhile ago I went to a craft store and saw baby towels rolled and placed in a coffee filter. I recently attended a Sip and See, and I decided to bring onsies, and apply this same concept. I brought a blanket that looked like a big lollipop a few months ago ( here ), and it was a big hit, so I figured food shaped gifts would go over well. They did.
Cupcakes: 1/2 Dozen Onsie Cupcakes
Tutus:)
Baby Washcloth Lollipop Bouquet | CKC Creative
My favorite gym instructor is going on maternity leave and I just had to give her something since she’s the reason I actually go to the gym. I just wanted to give her something small as a token of my appreciation so that, hopefully, the love all of her loyal followers show her now will mean she’ll want to come back after her baby is born.) So I started keeping a lookout for cute baby gifts on Pinterest (because there’s no reason to go out and search for it, when I know it will come to me.) And there it was…these cute little lollipops made from baby washcloths and baby spoons. You should totally go here to get the original tutorial. OK, so I bought a pack of 6 washcloths (to make 3 lollipops), a pack of baby spoons (the kind I liked with the long handles came in a set of 6).My wonderful family threw an adorable shower for me this weekend and my crafty sister made these super cute “Diaper Babies” that were used as decor–I simply had to share them with you! I mean…seriously cute;) She used newborn diapers, a baby washcloth for the blanket, and a baby sock for the hat. UPDATE: For the instructions check out: The Details ! We have just a few more things to hang in the nursery and then I will share the details soon. Baby Watch 2012 is still in full effect at our house….any time now….seriously…I am ready! <p style="text-align:right;color:#A8A8A8"></p>
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In my spare time I love to surf the web. This surfing often leads to a long list of projects that I find and NEED to do in the rest of my spare time. I recently stumbled across these adorable baby accessory cupcakes. They happen to have all of the criteria for the perfect baby shower gift. 1) They are cute. (The momma needs cute)
Baby Cakes Tutorial
Joelle was in California recently, visiting her adorable new niece Bobbie Rae. She noticed that Bobbie was using a lot of bibs, and that the most effective were super absorbent. When she came back to New York she had the idea that we should design a bib that was both beautiful and totally useful. As you might have noticed by now, when we want to make something truly special and beautiful, we often turn to Liberty of London's Tana Lawn . The lovely detailed prints on this fabric are legendary! Its silky hand is soft enough for a very precious baby gift, but strong enough to stand up to repeated washings.
Liberty Bibs
Introducing the Bapron! aka the "baby apron". I hope the name doesn't turn you off (I know it's hopelessly cheesy), but this bib is really cool!
bapron-tutorial
Miss V* will be rockin’ a new red, white and blue tutu this weekend and she was in need of a matching pair of modesty bloomers (aka diaper cover). Thankfully I had on hand a plain white cover and some festive fabric scraps so I was able to make her an adorable ruffle bloomer in less than 30 mins! Here's how:
Daydream Believers: Ruffle Bloomers * Diaper Cover Tutorial
I must tell you I don’t really know how to sew. There. I said it. Somehow I’ve tricked all my friends in to thinking I do.
Gorgeous Designer Baby Burp Cloths
I just love the baby hooded towels, but my little one has grown out of them. I have been using regular towels on her, and I miss the hood. I came across this tutorial on how to make large sized hooded towels, but can't seem to find the tutorial anymore. I tried to recall as best I could, and tried to make a couple, here is what I came up with... This hooded towel is so easy to make and I LOVE how big they are!
DIY Hooded Towels
Quilted Patchwork Bib Pattern And Tutorial « Sew She Sews's
* I just started a flickr group for any projects made using my tutorials. Please feel free to stop by and post your finished or WIP! * Bibs made using this pattern may be sold on a small scale basis by independent artists (i.e. craft shows or etsy). They may not be mass produced and sold.We love the daisy stitch, and have finally knitted up the Lazy Daisy cradigan in our own yarn. We added a feminin baby-turban to complete the cardigan. Pretty neat?