I have made several of these now, always fun and allows you to stretch your improvisation muscle.
There is no pattern. It is just sew and flip to a foundation of used dryer sheets. They are light enough so that when you put the binding on there is not too much bulk. I find that this size is perfect not to bulky...very chew-able and made with cotton fabric it should be safe for baby...

to cute :)

Cute

Super idea, thank you

wonderful book :!:

what a great idea, really cute & simple!
that would be a great project for beginners/scouts, etc.

what a darling book

Great idea!! I've got some little great nieces who'd probably like me to make them one of those!!

how fun! Great use of scraps, and would be a nice quick gift.

How adorable and what a fun project. Great way to use some scraps. :thumbup: :-D

totally adorable!

Oh my gosh! What a great idea! I have been collecting book panels to make fabric books for my great-nephew's Christmas gift. Now I have to add one of these too! A numbers book would be fun too!

Love how you did this. Do you mind if I glean this idea??

Oh, I think you have started something. That is way too cute. We have a 6th month old grandbaby that I'm going to HAVE to make one your books for. :-)

How cute!

Cute book!

Very cute! Clever idea!

This soon-to-be grandma thinks this is a wonderful idea. Your book is too cute!

Wonderful gift idea! bet you could sell them at a craft show.

Not at all, I love to share....also this works well with a conversation print, just use a fat quarter with a nice motif and fussy cut them out...don't be too neat. I did one with kittens called Pretty Kitty and one with puppies called Arf Arf. I think it would make a great I spy book as well or use portions of a great border print maybe with African animals.....once your imagination gets going there is no end to the books you can make....please share your version here so we can all see it.