I made some things for my grandson a couple of weeks ago. Those necessary, everyday things that babes go through like they're on fire.
Especially when one such babe drools.
A lot.
So much so, that
mom asked if I could make some that liquid wouldn't soak through.
I found this coated elephant fabric
here. I love it! It washes well. Jess had some Cuddle fabric left over from
the blanket and they made a great pair. I used a narrow packaged binding to finish out the edges. Boy do I need practice doing that! Can we say wonky?? Thank goodness the point is function, and they do. I did two with snaps and two with Velcro to see which worked better.
Jess took a lot more photos of him in his bib. I could only narrow it down to this many.
Something else the little man does well is, burp.
I think it's kind of a game, at least that's how I choose to look at it.
Jess had a few receiving blankets that ended up being used as burp rags. They were a bit big. She had some in the traditional style and they were a bit small. I ended up buying a yard of inexpensive but cute flannel, cutting them into fat quarters, doing a wide hem with mitered corners and they seem to be perfect for this job.
Jess liked them enough to go buy flannel for me to make more.
Mister also sleeps in some cute sleep bags which are getting too small. Jess has had a hard time finding replacements. I got the bright idea that I could make one. I took a pattern I'd been given (thanks Jennifer!) for a onesie type suit and modified it for a bag with a zippered front. I made it in the size I thought would fit but...... there is some growing that needs to happen... Jess called it his Chewbaca outfit. Hilarious no?
More later!
