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| This is my first crochet had that I learned how to make from watching a u-tube video. I love the fabric flower that I made for the hat. I will share how to make these in a later post. They look adorable on head bands as well. |
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| I used out-grown tights to "baby legs" for a little crawler. |
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| This is my favorite project, but it took me 3 out of 5 onesies to get it right. I think this skirted onesie is super cute and the directions can be found over at Prudent Baby. |
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| I used thick cloth diapers to make these homemade burp clothes. Just pick a piece of fabric and embellish with ribbon. |
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| Every baby needs a cute homemade taggie blanket. Just sew the fabric like a blanket, but insert 2 inch pieces of folded ribbon on three sides. |
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| My first crocheted blanket. |
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| These come in very handy- rice filled love owls. You can make any shape and fill it with rice. We have two in the freezer for bumps and two that I heat up in the microwave for sore muscle and stomachs. |
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| I was surprised how easy these bibs were to make. You can use this simple pattern found here. |
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3 comments:
Those are all great ideas and you did such a good job! You have really been busy! Can't wait until my new granddaughter will use them!
I LOVE these ideas! I might have to try some of them!
I love the skirted onesie and I am all over it! I have to go check out that pattern so I can make one for my niece before her mother gets her machine out and makes one!
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