Nana So Crafty - Easy DIY Snugly Lovies
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- Follow along as Nana shows you how to make her Nana So Crafty - easy DIY snugly lovies for the baby in your life. These are great comfort gifts for babies and toddlers. They are so snugly and comfy to calm baby.
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My kind of sewing…No measuring!!! Love this tutorial.
Thanks for watching and commenting. You are my kind of people! I love no fuss, not exact projects. Hope you had fun making these.
Such an awesome idea, thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching and the compliment! It is truly an accidental discovery in an attempt to use up scraps. They are imperfectly perfect! Happy sewing!
We call these blankies in England, love your work.
Margaret Mehta thanks for watching and leaving a kind comment. I always love to hear what other people call things. Happy new year!
Just perfect!! Thanks for sharing 💜💜
Meeba Designz thanks for the kind comment, and a huge thanks for watching!
I wonder...could folded ribbons be inserted along the edges for tactile fun?
Probably so.
can you do it with fleece or flannel?
Thanks for watching and asking a great question. Yes, you can use whatever fabric you want. These are very versatile. I would even suggest using a family members or shirts (flannel, tshirt, silky...whatever).
Lovely! Was it tricky to sew the Minky fabric? Or does it stitch up easily like the other fabrics?
Thanks for watching and asking a great question. It is a little slippery on the machine but it is manageable. I find that using more pins helps keep the shape better too. It is a messy fabric to use as far as making lint and gunk when cutting and sewing but it is so worth it. Happy sewing.
Is this a great project for someone who is a beginner at sewing
ABSOLUTELY! This project is perfect for that. It is not an exact project. No need to worry about perfect corners. The fabric will slink and slip so it won't stay perfectly square but you just snip along the seam and trim off the excess. This is a wonderful project for practicing sewing these types of fabric as well. Thanks for watching and asking a wonderful question! Happy sewing and keep watching!
Is there a reason to use silky fabric and not just a cotton or flannel?
Thanks for watching and the great question. I have never chosen those fabrics because I started making these for our first grandson. He already had one of those small stuffed animals with the cloth attached. I just repeated the types of fabric in that snuggly toy. I can always find them as remnant bundles cheap so there is always a great, cost friendly resource. I am sure that cotton or flannel would be snuggly as well.
Where did you get your sewing machine? And is it still working well now?
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No zigzag? Looks cute.
Thanks for watching and commenting. No, oddly enough, I don’t do much zig zagging. It never occurred to me to do that. I might have to try that next time.
Would have like to have watched the whole video but the music is so loud it's competing with your voice. Maybe in your next video you turn the music off as not needed while speaking.
Sorry. Thanks for trying to watch. Nana always tells me, I need to turn the music down or not even put any in the video. I really appreciate this kind of comment. I'm trying to get better at turning down the music volume, especially when Nana or I are speaking. Thanks again. Pops Cooper
Why not make them four times bigger? So it will be more useful?
This is just a rag.
Laura Fifer this is just small enough for the baby to snuggle up with. It isn’t meant to be a blanket. It is also a great way to use my scraps from blankets and stockings I make. It is more for comfort and cuddling than anything else.
So sloppy. Don’t understand not taking a little care in making
Patsy Grace thank you for watching and leaving a comment. We appreciate your time.