How-To: Sew Swaddling Blankets
Molly at The Purl Bee shows you how to sew swaddling blankets. I love how it can go beyond those typical baby prints and colors thanks to the Echino Spring fabric collection.
Molly at The Purl Bee shows you how to sew swaddling blankets. I love how it can go beyond those typical baby prints and colors thanks to the Echino Spring fabric collection.
Knit this snug as a bug sleep sack with the free pattern by Robyn of A Devine Life. Robyn writes: All babies need a bit of extra snuggle when first born, and sources tell me they should also be wrapped up tight. But what if your babe likes to kick her legs? I fell in […]
Last week we made some super simple and comfy yoga pants from a castoff T-shirt. This week we’re utilizing the same materials because, well, we all know the abundance of T-shirts in this world is somewhat overwhelming, and while we may not be able to wear all the ones we have, we don’t necessarily just want to get rid of them. This week’s project is the minimalist baby/kid pants using an old favorite stripey tee of mine.
Whitney at The Purl Bee has a knitting pattern to make this bulky baby blanket. Whit writes: I love thick and squishy baby blankets. They keep babies cozy in cold weather, of course, and they’re fast to knit, which is always a welcome bonus; but, best of all, they are perfect floor mats for young […]
If you are planning a baby shower, Ellen of The Long Thread has a post on Alpha+Mom for these sweet and simple baby shower printables, including invitations, cupcake toppers and a flag bunting. Thanks to her beautiful designs, you’ll be able to give your shower a beautiful handmade touch!
Made by Petchy has a free PDF pattern to make this reversible baby bib. Petchy writes: Perfect for a “let me whip something up last-minute” baby gift! The little “doll” is made from the scraps from the neck hole.
Here’s a sweet gift you can make for a baby, this polka dot quilt by Jennifer Murphy. I love the quilted circle squares and how she pieces them together.