In the photo above, there are eight or nine in each pile of baby cloth. Those on the left are unfinished.
These red and dotted edges are for a coming miracle.
Monday, March 03, 2014
binding baby cloths
In the photo above, there are eight or nine in each pile of baby cloth. Those on the left are unfinished.
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How wonderful! A new baby (I'm supposing it's a girl?) is such a gift. Congratulations to the whole family.
Mazel tov! :-) The wee one will be richly blessed by that bounty of cloths and 'blankies'. I can't see that they are quilted; the binding adds a nice touch (I'd have just hemmed 'em!).
Congratulations!
The first thing you need are these soft cloths and are usually overlooked as a gift.
I also made a nursing 'tent' for my daughter, just an uneven poncho type thing. I used a yard of flannel, cut a head sized hole near one end, hemmed it and ...ta da. The added benefit was having a burp cloth already over your shoulder.
There's something quite comforting about bound edges. They contain the cloth. I don't have to worry about where it will go in its unfinishedness, if that makes sense. And even if it doesn't make sense. Congratulations!
I like the idea of that nursing tent. x
Useful and cute gifts. You are a wise grandma!
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