I belong to a Fabric Destash Group on Facebook. I have been selling fabrics (destashing) and I am buying fabrics (replenishing). You know I am going to be a Grandma, so it was time to make some burp rags from some of the pretty new fabrics.
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This is a perfect post for Sunday Scraps because the fat quarters I bought where someone's scraps!
I did not make them with the hour glass shape as this is the size I made them years ago and I really liked having more fabric on my shoulder.
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This little bird fabric was so cute!
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My daughter and her husband will love the blueberries!
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You always have to have butterflies.
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When I bought the vintage looking baby carriages, I had no idea what I would use it for. It is perfect for the burp rags!
Mailed them out on Friday. Can't wait from them to get them!
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Enjoy your day!
Marcia
Update: Leave me a comment, if you want me to post my simple instructions in a tutorial, during the May for Me Celebration.
Related Links:
Fabric Destash Facebook Group - you can ask to join.
9 comments:
They are all so sweet - and you can't have enough burb clothes. Love anything with little birdies, but the vintage baby carriage fabric - oh, swoon!
I'm with Sharon! That Baby Carriage fabric is sooo adorable! I have some baby fabric scraps that I don't need. I can send them to you if you want them :)
Cute fabrics. I know the parents will be thrilled you defininitely can never have too many burp cloths...
Marcia, those are great! There are 4 teachers at my school having babies and I would so love to make some for them. Is there a tutorial?
My grandbabies are now having babies!!! How did that happen so fast!!!!
Burps are cute. Would live a tutorial if there is one.
Cute! I'd love to see a tutorial! I'm particularly curious whether you just use two layers of fabric or three. Can you tell who doesn't know a thing about babies? ;)
I'd love to see your instructions. I often make these in a different shape as baby gifts and would like to compare.
I'd love a tutorial. Yours turned out really cute.
Your fabrics are adorable! I make burp bibs too. I use terry cloth on the back, and put bias binding around the edges. I like your finished edges. Do you sew right sides together and turn, then topstitch? And do you have a third layer of anything in there? Too cute!
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