Starting off with the easier stuff here, peeps. Anything I can make you can make, so don't think I'll be going all Martha on you by the end of the week. I promise not all the projects I'll be sharing are appliqued, too. I just have an applique addiction that needed to come out to play this week. I think it's out of my system now.
Um yes, moving on. Burp clothes! Easy, low cost to make, and you can download a free pattern from Nature's Heirloom. If you can sew a semi-straight line you can make a burp cloth. So many ways to dress them up too. Add a little applique, some rick rack, or leave them plain.
Make a matching set (some of those to come) and you've got yourself a great little handmade gift.
Lisa,
ReplyDeleteThese are really cute. It looks like you used oil cloth on one of the samples. Love it!
Amy
Very sweet baby burp clothes. Thanks for sharing.
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Very cute. I love the things you have sewn, I need to work on my sewing skills by the time all my friends start having babies.
ReplyDeleteYou make so many beautiful things!
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Have a blessed Thanskgiving!
Stacey of Embracing Change
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ReplyDeleteCute! Thanks for sharing at Submarine Sunday!
ReplyDeleteLisa, these are so cute! You do great work:)
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