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Old 02-05-2017, 09:36 AM
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Krystyna
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Originally Posted by Jane Quilter
I make NICU quilts too. I would birth them so there are no raw or serged exposed edges. And I would not tie them. Little fingers and toes could get caught in the ties. The hospitals like 1 side flannel for softness if under the baby or "won't slip off" surface if on top of baby.....Just passing on what I have learned.
Yes, one side is flannel. The tie ends are on the right side and there is really just a tiny bite on the flannel side, so impossible for even an ant sized finger to get caught. I might try birthing. I originally thought of turning the backing over, but there wasn't enough. After washing, the serged edges were very soft.
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