We had a great time visiting and sewing and it was her first sewing project!
If you’d like to make one too, here is how you do it.
You will need 2 yards of fabric. 1 for each side.
2 packages of double fold bias tape
Lay your fabrics on top of each other (right sides facing out) and then fold in half lengthwise, and then width wise. It should now look somewhat like a square. Using a bowl or round edge, trace the bottom right corner (opposite from the fold) along the edge to round the corners of the blanket. Cut.
When you open your fabric you should have 4 nice rounded corners.
Now all you need to do is finish the edging which requires sewing on your bias tape. The best tutorial that I have seen online is on Made. There is no reason for me to create another one for you so I will just link to Dana’s.
Once your bias tape is sewn in place your blanket is finished! It is so fun to see baby Uriah snuggled in his blanket at church. Such a rewarding feeling!
Oh, but we aren’t done yet. Were you wondering about those totally rad little shoes?
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So cute!
Jenny
http://Www.simcoestreet.blogspot.com
Hello, I’d love to have you come share your post at Show and Tell Saturday #6 at Sassy Little Lady!
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Kathie
They turned out really cute! I wanted to mention, I learned from a lady at church (who is a great seamstress) that when making double sided blankets like this, you should turn each side opposite ways so that the stretch goes the opposite way on either side. I don’t know if my explanation makes sense. Anyway, she said they stretch and give better that way.
I haven’t ever heard of that before, but it makes sense! I will definitely try that and see if it makes a difference next time. Thanks!
Love your blanket. Wonderful gift.
Lovely blanket and pretty cloth baby shoes! Gorgeous fabrics!Thanks so much for sharing. Would love to have you visit me sometime. Visiting from Made by you Monday link party.
Have a fabulous week!
Hugs from Portugal,
Ana Love Craft
http://www.lovecraft2012.blogspot.com
so cute… i appreciate your blog….
also take a look on personalised baby blankets
, baby blankets
Oh this is adorable – do link up at the Friday Baby Shower link party, Alice x