save or give? Baby quilt for coworker
#31
I never had a baby shower with my daughter - and I would have loved to have had one. For me, a quilt would have been absolutely perfect.
I'm hoping that if I ever do have another one that I'll get a shower this time!
And I'm 28 - never heard of a diaper shower.
I'm hoping that if I ever do have another one that I'll get a shower this time!
And I'm 28 - never heard of a diaper shower.
#32
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what is the issue? Give the quilt to the intended mother-to-be as a birth present. Why does it have to be a shower present? It seems like you have sent up prescident of qiving quilts for baby and therefore do not want to have hurt feelings if other mom-to- be has 1st baby and does not not one. As for "diaper" shower- what a great idea!!!!! Have you checked the price of diapers lately?
#33
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Originally Posted by katier825
If I had made a baby quilt, I would give it regardless of what kind of shower it is. Every baby needs a special quilt! I think most mothers would love having it for their baby too.
#34
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Originally Posted by weasier22
Went to a baby shower earlier this year and the invite requested diapers...my gift...a quilt! It's always nice to know what the mother-to-be would like, but a quilt is something from the heart. A quilt will be something the baby can take with them through out their life...not diapers! Yuk ... just think ... dirty!
So, guess I'm saying ... give the quilt. :thumbup:
So, guess I'm saying ... give the quilt. :thumbup:
#37
LOL at Elaine - no, they're made from a cup towel - the cloth diapers she tried to use were not a good quality and she found the softest, most wonderful cup towels.
Here's the quilt top - my friend has it now to put on the binding, so I can't get a more finished pic yet.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-96785-1.htm
You can sort of see the burp pad we gave the last one here. The bib was awesome - quite large made from a large washcloth, but I don't have a picture of it. We'll do better about that next time. For a pattern she used a bib she loved when her now 21-year-old daughter was born. After that shower she ended up making several more for people who just had to have one and created a pattern for some others who wanted to make one. It was different in that it covered the shoulders and the top of the arm.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-105989-1.htm
Here's the quilt top - my friend has it now to put on the binding, so I can't get a more finished pic yet.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-96785-1.htm
You can sort of see the burp pad we gave the last one here. The bib was awesome - quite large made from a large washcloth, but I don't have a picture of it. We'll do better about that next time. For a pattern she used a bib she loved when her now 21-year-old daughter was born. After that shower she ended up making several more for people who just had to have one and created a pattern for some others who wanted to make one. It was different in that it covered the shoulders and the top of the arm.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-105989-1.htm
#39
This quilt was made with love and for a particular baby so I'd give it. If you're afraid of making others think you're showing off then give it to her another time privately. I'm like you that when I make something there's a certain person in mind.
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