I am so glad to finally be able to share with you the baby bedding that I made for my first niece who will be entering this world in June. I went to Miami this past weekend for my sister-in-law’s shower and I was so happy to have a chance to see the bedding in the baby’s room. I was only able to finish 3 of the 6 bumper pads in time for the shower, but you get the idea.
{Keep in mind, this was a dry run and it will look much better when all 6 bumper pads are done and actually tied on, and when the bed skirt is not just thrown on.}
Of course I had to make a matching Binky Bag ;)
And here’s what it looks like with the just purchased, pale yellow crib sheet.
(I know these pictures aren’t the best, but I was putting on the crib sheet literally about 5 minutes before I had to leave for the airport.)
Here’s a closer look at the fabric in case you missed it from my earlier post.
And if you’re interested, I loosely followed this tutorial for the crib bumpers along with the pattern that came with the crib bumper batting . And for the crib skirt I used this tutorial and this tutorial.
It really was an easy (but time consuming) project. Have any of you ever made your own crib bedding? Let me know if you have any questions about how I made mine!
Sharing here:
Show and Tell with Blue Cricket Design
Creative Share at The Trendy Treehouse
We Did It! Wednesday at Sew Much Ado
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You did such a great job!! The fabric is so fun...everything looks professional :) Great!!!
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I love the fabric! funny, funky and spunky---wonder if the new fam member will be this way too? ;)
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I told you we were thinking about having another baby- now I know we need to have one. Only because you have to make the bedding for me. That is so cute, and you're so talented- really. So glad I know you beyond the blogosphere.
ReplyDeleteWow you did a really great job!
ReplyDeleteYour bumper turned out so CUTE! Funny thing: I loosely followed the same tutorial last summer! It's so neat to see variations from the same tutorial! :) You can check it out here: http://danandtes.blogspot.com/2010/08/bird-themed-nursery-part-5-crib-bumper.html
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That is simply adorable! You did a fabulous job, and the fabrics you used are just lovely! I would love for you to come link up to my Sew Crafty Party !
ReplyDeleteI just saw this post on Serenity Now and it was perfect timing. I need to make bumpers for my daughter's upcoming arrival of her first baby boy. And I was going to research the net for patterns and now you saved me a lot of time, thank you! Your niece is one lucky baby, I love the patterns and how professional sewn they look. Can't wait to start the project now.
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