Bear blankie from Embroidery Garden |
Last week our granddaughter was born. I had been working on some things for our newest grandchild to wear home from the hospital. At the time we didn't know if it was going to be a boy or a girl so I made generic type items.
Sleep sack with duckie appliqué |
Blanket with giraffe appliqué |
Bib with lamb appliqué |
Hat from MaCall's pattern |
I made a sleeper without feet because the last time I made one for our grandson it was too big so I thought this would be a better choice. I also made a hat, bib and a warm blanket. The blanket is knit fabric on one side and fleece on the other side. It has a different appliqué on each corner.
Bear applique |
Bunny applique |
Duck applique |
Giraffe applique |
Lamb applique |
Elephant applique |
The designs are fromA baby Animal Pack (appliqué) from Embroidery Library. I used scraps of fabric to create the appliqués. They really are cute.
Receiving blanket |
After our granddaughter was born I made a bear blankie from Embroidery Garden. I had started some of it before she was born and then added the pink binding to the blanket piece and some ribbon roses from my stash. A little girl named Margaret Rose needs some roses on her things. I also made a receiving blanket with all her info. Before she was born I had bought fabric for both a boy and a girl blanket and had it all pre-washed just waiting for the outcome. As a result I had these presents ready to go when we visited them at home on Sunday just a few days after her birth.
Book used for sleep sack |
Pattern used for hat and bib |
I used these patterns for her going home outfit. First time I have used the Sewing for Baby book since I got it years ago.
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