So when my cousin's little girl turned one I made her a couple of gifts. One gift was a quilt. I bought a small quilt top from an ebay seller for $8.00. I added the large pink rick rack to frame the inside of the top, I backed it with the pink daisy fabric in the picture below, did the quilting, and bound it with the pink daisy fabric. It was a simple, fun project.
This is the fabric I used for the back and binding:
The second gift was a knitted toy. I knit her a toy from the Big Book Of Knitted Monsters, by Rebecca Danger. I can't find a picture of the finished monster and I don't remember which monster it actually was, but I do remember the pattern was easy to follow and it was a fun knit.
I like to sew, quilt, crochet and knit in my free time and this blog is all about my projects, past and present.
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Sunday, August 21, 2016
Thursday, August 18, 2016
Two More Baby Projects From The Past
When my cousin had her baby five years ago, I made her three baby gifts, one was the crocheted afghan that I showed in the previous post, another was a fleece blanket with a crocheted edging. I bought a yard of very colorful fleece and crocheted a bright yellow scalloped edging on it. It was super simple to make and made a great blanket for tummy time. Here's a picture.
The last gift was a knitted toy. The toy pattern is called Uh-Ohs and it's a pattern you have to buy from a seller on Ravelry so I can't divulge any of the details of the pattern. I was a beginner knitter and this pattern was easy to follow and it was fun to knit. The sewing at the end was a little fiddly but is was well worth it. This was my completed toy.
The last gift was a knitted toy. The toy pattern is called Uh-Ohs and it's a pattern you have to buy from a seller on Ravelry so I can't divulge any of the details of the pattern. I was a beginner knitter and this pattern was easy to follow and it was fun to knit. The sewing at the end was a little fiddly but is was well worth it. This was my completed toy.
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