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Here are 3 burp pads I made for my pharmacist who is have a girl next month.
Jo Ann |
I'm impressed that you don't have even a little draw up from your stitching, nice job!
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Those are great.
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So cute!!! I love to make burp cloths. I remember when we just used old cloth diapers lol.
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Absolutely cute. Are they made from cotton diapers? Looks like they are.
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Very cute! What are they made of?
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THey are soooo cute!!!
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Your Burp Pads are adorable. I've never heard of these before but what a great idea.
Keep it up, Kutnso |
Thank you so much for your nice comments. They are made from prefolded cloth diapers. So easy to do.
Jo Ann |
those are so neat! my sisters having a baby saturday maybe I should make some
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Those are the fanciest burp cloths I have ever seen. They are darling.
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Cute burp cloths. You did a great job.
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Great job! So cute! i make them too,just not with the EMB designs..
just has a triple baby shower! (all relatives)i was a sewing maniac this past week! |
Precious, I have a new baby boy I am going to make some for. They make nice gifts, don't they?
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I love making burp pads for gifts..I know new (and old) Mom's love to have them.
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I would love to try to make these. Do you just leave the embroidery showing on the back? And then do you just add coordinating material on the bottom? As you can tell, I'm not good at just looking and being able to figure out how to copy it. - Cynthia
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Those are so adorable.
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Awww, those are cute!
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These are sooo adorable :D:D:D
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Glad you want to try these. Yes, I just have the embroidery showing through to the back..........but the pads are usually folded in thirds with the design part up, so you really don't notice the back. Yes, I just add coordinating fabric to the bottom. The ones that are posted, I serged (or sewed) a piece to the bottom back, turned it over to the front, pressed under about a half inch and then sewed. Before I sewed the top, I tucked under the ends and sewed up the sides of the contrasting fabric also. You can use decorative stitches in you'd like. I've also done applique ones, which are done the same way. Good luck.
Jo Ann |
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Originally Posted by joivey
Glad you want to try these. Yes, I just have the embroidery showing through to the back..........but the pads are usually folded in thirds with the design part up, so you really don't notice the back. Yes, I just add coordinating fabric to the bottom. The ones that are posted, I serged (or sewed) a piece to the bottom back, turned it over to the front, pressed under about a half inch and then sewed. Before I sewed the top, I tucked under the ends and sewed up the sides of the contrasting fabric also. You can use decorative stitches in you'd like. I've also done applique ones, which are done the same way. Good luck.
Jo Ann I think i may do like you suggested,Jo Ann, and try applique, maybe raw edge..i like the fluffy chenille look when washed! burb cloths [ATTACH=CONFIG]125382[/ATTACH] matching receiving blankets [ATTACH=CONFIG]125383[/ATTACH] Made with the pre-folds! [ATTACH=CONFIG]125384[/ATTACH] |
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Aren;t the ducks cute?!
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Aren;t the ducks cute?!
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