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So cute! I know you're excited. Get some rest while you still can!
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I just used flannel on both sides. I taped two pieces of computer paper together and traced a dessert plate on each end and then just drew the curved line to connect the lines, to make the pattern. It was so easy. I did put batting in the middle, but I am not sure you would have too. When I was making them, my husband came in and said that my son in law wouldn't like the flowers. So I made the camo cloths for him...
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They are all so cute !! I'm with you, I'm expecting my first grandchild in May. They don't want to know if it's a boy or girl, they want to be surprised !!
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Originally Posted by Laura3
I just used flannel on both sides. I taped two pieces of computer paper together and traced a dessert plate on each end and then just drew the curved line to connect the lines, to make the pattern. It was so easy. I did put batting in the middle, but I am not sure you would have too. When I was making them, my husband came in and said that my son in law wouldn't like the flowers. So I made the camo cloths for him...
I'm not sure they would need batting but flannel would make them more absorbent than regular cotton fabrics. |
Just love that Little Hoot!
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very nice i make burp cloths for newborns in need
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Originally Posted by Jim's Gem
Very nice!! My first grandbaby is due in May and I have been so bad, I havn't made anything yet, except a couple of nursing covers.
What did you make your burp cloths out of? I was thinking about making some with flannel on the front and maybe terry cloth on the other side. Or flannel on one side and a nice print on the other. Mine is supposed to be a boy. Kathi in PA |
Originally Posted by Laura3
Here are the gifts I have been making for my granddaughter who will arrive in June. They say its a girl, but if its a boy I may have to "Pay it Forward" to someone who is having a girl!!
Thanks for Looking..... Kathi in PA |
I love all of it!
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Very cute!
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