sewnsewer2

You're welcome MelissaK.

Yes KO24, MelissaK is right. They are in the baby section and come in a package of 6. They look really flat and yucky until you wash them and then they fluff up and look real nice.

You could add all kinds of embellishments including ric-rack too.

Let me know if you need any help, ok?

ScubaK

I'm going to have to get some of these things and start experimenting...
This is going to be too fun.
Thanks again everyone
Kirsten

gracie_r

Coming in kind of late, but my favorite gifts was some embroidered cloth diapers (to be used as burp cloths). Cloth diapers make the best burp clothes and I loved how personal they were.

The mom to be will love it!

quiltingnewbie

Why my daughter was born, a friend of my MIL's made her some flannel burp cloths. They were wonderful and useful, plus it was touching that she actually made them herself.

You may also try a taggie blanket -- a small rectangle of flannel or fleece with loops of ribbon around it for the baby to play with/chew on. You can go to taggies.com to get some inspiration.

DA Mayer

I just made bibs using a pattern from http://poopockets.com/free/bibs/bibs.htm I used the flannel covered waterproof fabric, got it at Joanns not sure of real name and used flannel for the front material. I didn't put the pocket on my bibs because I hated to clean them out. I also bought terry cloth and flannel to make the small bibs for drooling. The drool bibs were life savers for me when my kids were teething. Have fun.