
A friend of mine is due with a little girl in December... I made this crib sized blanket for her, with matching burp cloths. :) Hope she likes it... I think it turned out really cute.



So you can have an idea of how little my little blankets look next to my big blankets. :) The pink and green one is new, and shown by itself below. The little one is SO cute, one of my husbands favorites... it's little owls. :) My little blankets aren't all a consistent size, but on average they are 24" by 21"... some are smaller and some are a little bigger. :)
And here is the pink and green, close up, from the picture above. Cute. :)
I have found something new to do with some of my fabric... matching burp clothes. They are all 10" by 24" and it's two pieces of flannel sewn together. I'm going to try make them match some of my blankets, so that someone can get a blanket with matching burp cloths. :) I'll be making them in sets of two. This one that is on my shoulder also matches a big blanket (crib size), and a little blanket, just so big for the little ones to carry around. :) I might even try sell a set of three things: 2 burp cloths, 1 snuggle blanket, and 1 crib sized blanket. :)


I got this one done last night. And again, I think it turned out REALLY cute. I like the purple satin on the pink fabric. I wouldn't mind if this didn't sell, and I can keep it to give at the next baby shower I go to. :)
I finished this blanked a couple nights ago, and I think it turned out really cute. I made one like this for my nephew, but with brown satin. I didn't have any brown satin the other night, so I decided to try blue, and I think it looks really good.


This one turned out so pink that it hurts my eyes. :) But, it's very girl, very baby girl, or at least I think so.
I decided that it would be worth a little more money, and time, to buy ribbon for each of my blankets, and tie them up. I think this gives them a professional look... it's all about presentation. :) Oh, and this is a blanket I finished this morning. I'm not a fan of yellow, but I think it looks good with the red satin.
I bought this dot material to do some of the edges of some of my blankets(instead of satin), but it turned out to be too thick to use... so I have enough fabric to make two small blankets... some kids like having small soft blankets to take around with them. I'll probably try sell these at $15... they're only 28" by 29" and my other blankets are 35" by 42".
I stayed up late last night sewing... until about midnight... I know that's not late to most people, but when your kids wake you up at 6:30 am you go to bed much earlier than midnight. :) I woke up this morning, at 6:30 am, with my kids... I made breakfast, and of course COFFEE. Then picked up my house for the carpet cleaners (scheduled to clean my carpets this morning, after a summer of FIVE kids running in and out with dirty feet). Anyway, while my carpets were getting cleaned, I stood at my kitchen counter and sewed another "GIRL" blanket. :) I thought it was so pretty I wanted to start it, and not a "BOY" blanket. As I'm still not sure I have anything cute enough to make a good "BOY" blanket. The next blanket I make will be a boy blanket... I think.
So, I wanted to do a pink and brown blanket... but I couldn't find any fabric with those colors together. But I came up with this instead, and I think it works. :) I think it's pretty cute... and it's really soft.
Purple... I needed a purple one. I think this turned out really cute. The side with the crowns is also sparkly. I think it's pretty. :)
Here's my next blanket... I did this today while the little one napped, and the other two helped... sort of. :) I had a hard time finding "BOY" fabric. I thought this worked, and that it was kind of cute. I think there are more options for girl fabrics, or I'm just so used to pink and purple, I don't see any other colors. :)
I've been sewing off and on for a few months... I had to stop over the summer while my husband's cousins were in town with us. But before they got here I sewed some curtains for my kitchen and laundry room window, and for my daughter's playhouse. Then I decided to make a blanket for my nephew(soon to make an appearance any day now)... it was easy and fun.