What are your favorite baby items to make and give? (UPDATE: Links to patterns/templates are in the description box directly above this comment. You need to expand the box by clicking "SHOW MORE" or it may be an arrow if you're on mobile/tablet) Want to skip ahead? Here are timestamps for each baby sewing project: 0:50 Simple Baby Blanket 4:01 Baby Bandana Bib 8:55 Baby Knit Hat 12:23 Baby Booties 17:44 Burp Cloths
I Love this!!! As a kind of novice these look so easy but professional looking. I suffer from a traumatic brain injury and so I had to find something I could do. So I am now sewing blankets for children in the cancer hospital near me as well as for foster children, also for animals in no kill shelters, and for elderly people in nursing homes. It’s a way for me to do something good for our community and the recipients love them. I don’t charge for them but I am setting up a 501c3 as well as a way to collect donations in the future. Your blankets, bibs, and hats are precious. Thank you for sharing your passion. ❤️❤️❤️💕💕💕👶👶🐶🐶👵👴
I made lots of those too. Great gifts for baby showers. Also, I was ahead of the curve. When I made them, they weren't even available widely commercially.
Thankyou I have been wanting to make some more bandana bibs for my 6 month old. They aren’t really made for eating but they work great for spit up and drool bibs. I have some with fleece on the back which is a great choice for the back fabric because it is absorbent and soft
I have made several different bibs, burp cloths, blankets, nursing apron and some scrap stuff. I like giving gifts that I made. I use left over scraps cut in square and serge two together for wash cloths.
I really like making fleece sleep sacks. I do a front zipper but also make a tab closure with a cam snap. Those snaps are so handy! My daughter used sleep sacks for the longest time. I kept adding on length when my grandson outgrew them.🤗
I have been making lots of burp cloths. I have tried many shapes, but I find the rectangle best. I love your tips, especially the glue idea. Thanks a bunch!
My nephew and wife are expecting in June. I've been sewing on two baby quilts. One in cotton the other in flannel. I'll make a few receiving blankets to go along with them. Mabe a few burp cloths. Thanks for the tutorial. Oh yea! It's a girl! Great aunt is very excited.
Oh my goodness!!! The baby items you made are so stinking cute!!!! I love them!!! Beautiful fabric and your friend is going to LOVE these gifts!!! Thank you for sharing!!!! Great tutorial!
Hello. Love your projects. Just subscribed. Interested in a full size bib I can slip baby’s arms through and secure in back so bib can’t be pulled off. I’m an excited new grandma of two babies and just getting into sewing. Thank you!
*_I love your videos and I've learned_*_ a few things from you :) so I have decided to feature your channel on my channel so my subscribers can take advantage of your content. I just wanted to let you know you are appreciated.~Best,Tracy from The Sewing Channel_
Thank you so much for such a clear tutorial, and your calming voice. You make it look so easy! Love them all! I'm going to try to make some for my niece
Hi, Jenn! I am soooo glad I came upon your videos. I just started sewing and have learned so much from you! There are many videos out there but yours is the best! Thanks again!!
Love this video! I'll be making booties and hats, to be sure. I've been making double-sided flannel baby blankets - with a hood in one corner - for decades! I use 1 1/2 yard of flannel. Square all sides, then put right sides together, match all sides. Then, turn up a corner on both fabrics about 16" - 18". Mark the angle with fabric marker, or just iron a crease. Cut a large 90 degree triangle (16" - 18"on the short side) out of each flannel fabric. Sew triangle right sides together leaving an opening to turn. Clip corners. Iron, then top stitch triangle. Place triangle in a corner of the larger pieces of flannel. Pin in place. Stitch around entire blanket, leaving room to turn. Back stitch at points of triangle to reinforce. Clip corners to reduce bulk. Turn, iron, top stitch. Top stitch another row 1/2" from first row. Helps to keep edges from rolling. Use the leftover flannel from cutting the triangle pieces for burp cloths, bandannas, bibs, etc. Makes a blanket large enough to wrap a toddler, and the hood makes a nice way to keep baby's head warm.
I honestly do not know what people’s obsession with making baby booties are. Yes they are cute but speaking as a mom of five they are pretty much useless. They do not stay on the feet socks work better. Knit hats are good though especially for newborns
I’m fairly new to sewing, using videos like these to learn! I had watched a few burp cloth tutorials before I found yours. I made the hour glass shaped ones. It’s interesting how many ways they can be made (flannel, cotton, 2 pieces of fabric, or 3, batting, interfacing, terry cloth, quilted or not quilted! I’m sure there are more, I will keep practicing and find the one I like best. Oh, about the glue. I heard Elmers Glue was good for sewing so I bought some of the glue sticks, did I get the wrong thing or can you use any Elmer’s glue?? Thanks for the video, fun projects!
I have made many baby quilts 34 inch by 40 inch. I make them so you can have two quilts in one by sewing around the edge. I quilt on my machine, either by sewing around the animal or birds or by making meandering squares. It is easy and really loved by Moms. I take a picture of each one before wrapping them up.
I actually want to make some for dolls I have and this is a great start for a beginner like me! Im still learning all I can so it should be fun to make. All I would like is just which fabrics would be great for onsies and bibs
I make baby blankets, quilts and burp cloths. We have a great granddaughter due in July. Booties and hats will go with the gifts. Thank you for the patterns and demon. 👏👏
Love love these items i am at this time making gifts for a baby due in Sept. These all of these will be included in the gift basket. Our youngest and only son is having the last girl out of 4 children we have we have 8 boys and 4 girls plus 1 she gonna be spoiled rotten 😁😘😘😍😍
Hi I’m also new sewer and love making things you made . (Question what are your hat measurements.? Your very pleasant and love all your creations. Thank you so much for teaching all that love what you do . God bless and may you always be blessed with much more success. Megan
Thank you for such great videos and instructions. Question: I have a Brother SE600 and make weighted blankets so I use a walking foot regularly. I was told that I should not back stitch with the walking foot but I see you are doing it with no problems. My machine has an option that it does 3 fixed stitches rather than doing a backstitch. I just wonder if that is as effective as a backstitch.
I just made a comment about this! I’d prefer to use a back stitch as I find the locking stitch tends to be a little untidy on the back but always thought you couldn’t 🤷🏻♀️
Loved this video. Haven’t sewed in twenty years and watching this made me want to sew! I made the blanket for my niece who’s having a baby. It came out so adorable. I do have a concern though. Since there is a batting between the material, should it be tacked down or sewn down periodically to avoid breakdown of the batting after washing? Thanks so much for your thorough instructions.
You certainly can add some quilting or any other touches you'd like. I've made this blanket quite a few times and haven't personally had issues with the batting, but it's up to you.
I love them all. I've made burp clothes but in a different style. I've never tried the shoe but it looks interesting. Thanks for sharing your ideas. 👏👏👏💕💕💕💕
Heyo! Love this video, think i watched it 5 times already... Could i make the baby shoes without the interfacing? (i can only find them in 25 meter long rolls, and that seems a bit too much... Haha)
Thank you very much for the amazing video. I love sewing and finally I got the time to do some projects for my coming baby. But I need help with the name of the fabrics that you used. I don't really know how to choose fabric
Quite honestly, with quilting cotton prints many are limited runs and can be hard to find after they've been out for a while. I try to sew from my stash most of the time, so the fabrics are *not* new. Listing them wouldn't do much good because they're likely not available anymore. If it helps, I did a video about coordinating fabrics. ua-cam.com/video/RjnmucDuTK0/v-deo.html
Hi, these are some really cute patterns and tutorials. I'm wondering if there is a way to construct the baby boots without any unfinished seams anywhere?
Hi there, I just love these nursery items. Do you have approx measurements for the bandana please. I am desperate to start with these. Thank you for your time xx
I love this video! The instructions are very clear... now I will definitely try all these projects. Out of curiosity, is it ok to make the baby booties with quilting cotton inside of knit material? And, for the burp cloth, is it worth adding a waterproof layer in between? Thank you for any advice... totally newbie sewist here!
You do need to use knit fabric for the booties, I don't think quilting cotton would work with the construction method. Burp cloth, I suppose you could add a layer but haven't tried that.
Such cute gifts!! What do I do with the hat if I don’t have a serger? 1/8 seam? Thanks for sharing, I like how you instruct and also the videos/close ups/ details are great for learning!
I've been watching A LOT of baby youtubes, but no one ever says if one should wash their fabrics first and/or how to do that!!!! First time baby project sewer (I do quilts, but don't wash fabrics first) I'm going to be a brand new Nana in November 2020 & I'd love to get these projects done correctly. Any suggestions from anyone would be greatly appreciated - also, is there an easy way of washing the fabric so it doesn't fray or shred in machine? TIA love these videos
My general rule is prewash wash any fabric if you plan to launder the finished item. Knit fabrics don’t fray so you’re good there. The only fabric I don’t prewash is when making a quilt, it’s difficult to wash precuts like fat quarters or charm squares. With woven fabric that frays I will often serge the raw edges or cut with pinking shears.
does the brother cs7000i have a built in thred cutter when you finish sewing or do you have to cut it by hand?..i keep watching your videos but you never show that end part when you sew, so i am not sure,,,,which machine would you recommend this or the singer quantum stylist 9960?
What kind of stabilizer did you use for the bib? And for the bottom of the booties? Went into buy it and was super over whelmed with what kind. There so many.
In this instance, I did not prewash my fabric and it seemed okay but generally it is recommended to pre-wash cotton / natural fibers. Adding quilting is something you can do if you make a larger size.
Hope it's okay to jump in here - you should prewash your fabric for any project using the same wash/dry/iron method that you're going to continue using when the project is complete.
I reccomend both! Prewash to see if it frays or shrinks, wash after it's done to be sure all of your seams are secure and it is safe in the washer. I've had finished projects disintegrate in the washer, but I'm glad I washed it before giving it as a gift...
I made the baby blanket wish you could post pics here I love it so much. There was only one problem I can't seem to stitch in a straight line😣. I don't know why😔 even when I draw a line it still crooked. Do you have any tips for me?
What are your favorite baby items to make and give? (UPDATE: Links to patterns/templates are in the description box directly above this comment. You need to expand the box by clicking "SHOW MORE" or it may be an arrow if you're on mobile/tablet)
Want to skip ahead? Here are timestamps for each baby sewing project:
0:50 Simple Baby Blanket
4:01 Baby Bandana Bib
8:55 Baby Knit Hat
12:23 Baby Booties
17:44 Burp Cloths
Sewing Report simple baby bla
Sewing Report baby knit hat
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I made a bib thank you very much 😃
I Love this!!! As a kind of novice these look so easy but professional looking. I suffer from a traumatic brain injury and so I had to find something I could do. So I am now sewing blankets for children in the cancer hospital near me as well as for foster children, also for animals in no kill shelters, and for elderly people in nursing homes. It’s a way for me to do something good for our community and the recipients love them. I don’t charge for them but I am setting up a 501c3 as well as a way to collect donations in the future. Your blankets, bibs, and hats are precious. Thank you for sharing your passion. ❤️❤️❤️💕💕💕👶👶🐶🐶👵👴
When my son was little I made hooded bath towels. They were so much nicer than any you could buy.
I made lots of those too. Great gifts for baby showers. Also, I was ahead of the curve. When I made them, they weren't even available widely commercially.
That school glue hack is so interesting, definetly gonna try it out! Thanks!!!
made the "burp cloths" with flannel and included a layer of warm and natural for thickness.... thanks so much, this worked out so well.
I swear, you've made me love sewing and embroidering. Thank you for being so detailed and fun !!!!!!!!!
Wow that's so great to hear!!! I have loved sewing for years, but didn't realize how cool embroidery was and useful that machine is!
@@SewingReport excused me, maybe you know me what the name of fabric you use to baby blanket? Thanks...
Thankyou I have been wanting to make some more bandana bibs for my 6 month old. They aren’t really made for eating but they work great for spit up and drool bibs. I have some with fleece on the back which is a great choice for the back fabric because it is absorbent and soft
I have made several different bibs, burp cloths, blankets, nursing apron and some scrap stuff. I like giving gifts that I made. I use left over scraps cut in square and serge two together for wash cloths.
I really like making fleece sleep sacks. I do a front zipper but also make a tab closure with a cam snap. Those snaps are so handy! My daughter used sleep sacks for the longest time. I kept adding on length when my grandson outgrew them.🤗
Great idea!!
What a sweet friend you are!
I have been making lots of burp cloths. I have tried many shapes, but I find the rectangle best. I love your tips, especially the glue idea. Thanks a bunch!
My nephew and wife are expecting in June. I've been sewing on two baby quilts. One in cotton the other in flannel. I'll make a few receiving blankets to go along with them. Mabe a few burp cloths. Thanks for the tutorial. Oh yea! It's a girl! Great aunt is very excited.
Oh my goodness!!! The baby items you made are so stinking cute!!!! I love them!!! Beautiful fabric and your friend is going to LOVE these gifts!!! Thank you for sharing!!!! Great tutorial!
I loved the bandana bib the most but all your baby gifts are fabulous. Thanks for sharing with us.
How does this video not have a million likes and views its such a good video and it seems like it would be more hyped up
Thank you!!! No idea how appreciated your comment is. This video took a LOT longer to shoot / edit because it's more like 5 videos in 1.
Hello. Love your projects. Just subscribed. Interested in a full size bib I can slip baby’s arms through and secure in back so bib can’t be pulled off. I’m an excited new grandma of two babies and just getting into sewing. Thank you!
*_I love your videos and I've learned_*_ a few things from you :) so I have decided to feature your channel on my channel so my subscribers can take advantage of your content. I just wanted to let you know you are appreciated.~Best,Tracy from The Sewing Channel_
Awesome! Thank you!
Sewing Report you’re welcome!💛✂️💛
Thank you for sharing these great ideas. Cant wait to start.
I love your demonstrations!
Omg! I want to make these! Bib is easy but I want to make the bootie looks challenging..
Thank you so much for such a clear tutorial, and your calming voice. You make it look so easy! Love them all! I'm going to try to make some for my niece
Hi, Jenn! I am soooo glad I came upon your videos. I just started sewing and have learned so much from you! There are many videos out there but yours is the best!
Thanks again!!
Thank you! Expecting our second grandchild and I will be making al of these...thank you!
Love this video! I'll be making booties and hats, to be sure. I've been making double-sided flannel baby blankets - with a hood in one corner - for decades! I use 1 1/2 yard of flannel. Square all sides, then put right sides together, match all sides. Then, turn up a corner on both fabrics about 16" - 18". Mark the angle with fabric marker, or just iron a crease. Cut a large 90 degree triangle (16" - 18"on the short side) out of each flannel fabric. Sew triangle right sides together leaving an opening to turn. Clip corners. Iron, then top stitch triangle. Place triangle in a corner of the larger pieces of flannel. Pin in place. Stitch around entire blanket, leaving room to turn. Back stitch at points of triangle to reinforce. Clip corners to reduce bulk. Turn, iron, top stitch. Top stitch another row 1/2" from first row. Helps to keep edges from rolling. Use the leftover flannel from cutting the triangle pieces for burp cloths, bandannas, bibs, etc. Makes a blanket large enough to wrap a toddler, and the hood makes a nice way to keep baby's head warm.
Thanks so much for sharing this!!!
I honestly do not know what people’s obsession with making baby booties are. Yes they are cute but speaking as a mom of five they are pretty much useless. They do not stay on the feet socks work better. Knit hats are good though especially for newborns
Thanks for the details. I wish you could upload pictures here!
What adorable baby gifts!
Thanks so much for this video! My SIL is having a baby soon and I also have this sewing machine!
So cute!! I like making monogrammed burp cloths..
New subscriber here!👍🏾 LOVED this vid! As a beginner, I like to see & hear clear & easy directions! You have great tips as well! Thx!
I’m fairly new to sewing, using videos like these to learn! I had watched a few burp cloth tutorials before I found yours. I made the hour glass shaped ones. It’s interesting how many ways they can be made (flannel, cotton, 2 pieces of fabric, or 3, batting, interfacing, terry cloth, quilted or not quilted! I’m sure there are more, I will keep practicing and find the one I like best. Oh, about the glue. I heard Elmers Glue was good for sewing so I bought some of the glue sticks, did I get the wrong thing or can you use any Elmer’s glue?? Thanks for the video, fun projects!
I have made many baby quilts 34 inch by 40 inch. I make them so you can have two quilts in one by sewing around the edge. I quilt on my machine, either by sewing around the animal or birds or by making meandering squares. It is easy and really loved by Moms. I take a picture of each one before wrapping them up.
That tutorial was wonderful thank you. My favorite things to make are baby blankets, bibs, bootees, burp cloths and diaper bags.
what a nice video jen you put a lot of love into it. My favorit items are always blankets. Stay safe
I actually want to make some for dolls I have and this is a great start for a beginner like me! Im still learning all I can so it should be fun to make. All I would like is just which fabrics would be great for onsies and bibs
You are the best making stuff for babies
Love your fabric and the items are cute. I like to make burp cloths, t shirts with cute sayings and diaper bag pouches.
Love that!
I make baby blankets, quilts and burp cloths. We have a great granddaughter due in July. Booties and hats will go with the gifts. Thank you for the patterns and demon. 👏👏
Love love these items i am at this time making gifts for a baby due in Sept. These all of these will be included in the gift basket. Our youngest and only son is having the last girl out of 4 children we have we have 8 boys and 4 girls plus 1 she gonna be spoiled rotten 😁😘😘😍😍
Aww congrats!! What a blessing! I have 5 Grandsons and only ONE Granddaughter.....yes she is spoiled rotten !! lol
I like making flannel blankets also burp cloths. Now into making patchwork dolls about 20" long.
Hi I’m also new sewer and love making things you made . (Question what are your hat measurements.?
Your very pleasant and love all your creations. Thank you so much for teaching all that love what you do . God bless and may you always be blessed with much more success. Megan
Thank you for such great videos and instructions. Question: I have a Brother SE600 and make weighted blankets so I use a walking foot regularly. I was told that I should not back stitch with the walking foot but I see you are doing it with no problems. My machine has an option that it does 3 fixed stitches rather than doing a backstitch. I just wonder if that is as effective as a backstitch.
The machine's lockstitch should be fine
I just made a comment about this! I’d prefer to use a back stitch as I find the locking stitch tends to be a little untidy on the back but always thought you couldn’t 🤷🏻♀️
Thanks for sharing. I really appreciate your tips!
Great so easy to follow! Where did you buy those pins? Love them
I make blankets, quilts, burp cloths which can be used when traveling as changing pads.
Loved this video. Haven’t sewed in twenty years and watching this made me want to sew! I made the blanket for my niece who’s having a baby. It came out so adorable. I do have a concern though. Since there is a batting between the material, should it be tacked down or sewn down periodically to avoid breakdown of the batting after washing? Thanks so much for your thorough instructions.
You certainly can add some quilting or any other touches you'd like. I've made this blanket quite a few times and haven't personally had issues with the batting, but it's up to you.
Thank you so much for replying. I will leave it as is. Just love it.
I love them all
Great baby gifts.
I love the home cloth idea. I just finished two “frankendresses “ and I’m ready to sew something that doesn’t have to fit anyone. 😂
Lol
I made my baby a hat that is too small
i love making burp clothes with flannellette and terry, and replica swaddles (luv2dream style). they only take me a few minutes.
Love your videos! What kind of fabric do you use for baby blankets? Cotton or flannel?
Great video I love the home cloths you made!
Thank you! 😊
I love the home cloth idea!!
Get ideas. Thanks. Just learned my niece is having identical twin boys. Can't wait to do these projects.
I just made a baby blanket using your step. It came out great! Thank you!!
I love them all. I've made burp clothes but in a different style. I've never tried the shoe but it looks interesting. Thanks for sharing your ideas. 👏👏👏💕💕💕💕
Great ideas. Enjoyed how you made the baby blanket
Heyo! Love this video, think i watched it 5 times already...
Could i make the baby shoes without the interfacing? (i can only find them in 25 meter long rolls, and that seems a bit too much... Haha)
Thank you very much for the amazing video. I love sewing and finally I got the time to do some projects for my coming baby. But I need help with the name of the fabrics that you used. I don't really know how to choose fabric
Quite honestly, with quilting cotton prints many are limited runs and can be hard to find after they've been out for a while. I try to sew from my stash most of the time, so the fabrics are *not* new. Listing them wouldn't do much good because they're likely not available anymore. If it helps, I did a video about coordinating fabrics. ua-cam.com/video/RjnmucDuTK0/v-deo.html
All all nice I’m going home o use them all😊
Great video. My daughter is 6 months pregnant. I'm madly making stuff for her
Just found your channel and I can't wait to try these projects! What kind of ruler do you use in the baby blanket project to square up your fabric?
Hi, these are some really cute patterns and tutorials. I'm wondering if there is a way to construct the baby boots without any unfinished seams anywhere?
Really not sure, as it's been a few years since I made the pattern and I am not the designer.
Beautiful way if teaching
Hi there, I just love these nursery items. Do you have approx measurements for the bandana please. I am desperate to start with these. Thank you for your time xx
I love this video! The instructions are very clear... now I will definitely try all these projects.
Out of curiosity, is it ok to make the baby booties with quilting cotton inside of knit material?
And, for the burp cloth, is it worth adding a waterproof layer in between?
Thank you for any advice... totally newbie sewist here!
You do need to use knit fabric for the booties, I don't think quilting cotton would work with the construction method. Burp cloth, I suppose you could add a layer but haven't tried that.
You use a walking foot for all sewing projects?
Such cute gifts!! What do I do with the hat if I don’t have a serger? 1/8 seam?
Thanks for sharing, I like how you instruct and also the videos/close ups/ details are great for learning!
I'd do a narrow 3-step zigzag stitch instead of the serger.
I have watched so many videos!! But this one is so wonderful! Thank you for sharing - I cannot wait to get started on these projects.
I've been watching A LOT of baby youtubes, but no one ever says if one should wash their fabrics first and/or how to do that!!!! First time baby project sewer (I do quilts, but don't wash fabrics first) I'm going to be a brand new Nana in November 2020 & I'd love to get these projects done correctly. Any suggestions from anyone would be greatly appreciated - also, is there an easy way of washing the fabric so it doesn't fray or shred in machine? TIA love these videos
My general rule is prewash wash any fabric if you plan to launder the finished item. Knit fabrics don’t fray so you’re good there. The only fabric I don’t prewash is when making a quilt, it’s difficult to wash precuts like fat quarters or charm squares. With woven fabric that frays I will often serge the raw edges or cut with pinking shears.
@@SewingReport Thank you! Happy stitching 😊
Love the video! I like to make burp cloths and bibs.
I love the booties!
It’s says the patterns are free where do you find them? I see others are asking also. Thank you. They are really great for making for baby gifts.
I use Glue sticks in quilting, I really like that you are open about using elmer's glue, sometimes things just can't be pinned.
Thanks for idia its good for the buseness God Bless you i try to do this
Excelente tutorial arrasou 👏👏👏
Nice tutorial! I have two babies. I think I'll make the booties!
Wonderful!
These are very cute little projects, will be great for gifts. Thanks, oh yeah, I am Shawna from Idaho.
does the brother cs7000i have a built in thred cutter when you finish sewing or do you have to cut it by hand?..i keep watching your videos but you never show that end part when you sew, so i am not sure,,,,which machine would you recommend this or the singer quantum stylist 9960?
Amazing tutorial..thanks for sharing
love it ! I need to make some. thank you.
What kind of stabilizer did you use for the bib? And for the bottom of the booties? Went into buy it and was super over whelmed with what kind. There so many.
Love your projects😍 what are you using for the seam guide (the blue strip)?
They are Sewing Edge reusable strips - featured in a recent video of my favorite stuff ua-cam.com/video/BELgXyrZNSE/v-deo.html
Sewing Report Thanks for sharing so quickly 😄
For the baby blanket, did you prewash the fabric? And if you made it bigger, would it need to be quilted? Thank you!
In this instance, I did not prewash my fabric and it seemed okay but generally it is recommended to pre-wash cotton / natural fibers. Adding quilting is something you can do if you make a larger size.
Great tutorial 👍🙏🇨🇦
which batting did you use for baby blanket
Where do you get that walking foot from I got one from a,Aston for my brother but it’s a little different and broke after few uses? Thanks
Bibs and blankets are my favourites .
I would love to know where you bought the mint green with navy horses fabric? Thanks for these great tutorials!
Do you have measurements to cut the fabric to, when starting please? Thanks
Wow!!😍
Awesome video! great ideas!
Question about the washable glue - can it gum up the needle if it's in the sewing path?
As long as it’s dry you shouldn’t have a problem
@@SewingReport great, thanks!
What’s the purple thing on the sewing machine that looks like a seam guide? I want one 😄
beginner question do you recommend prewashing fabric or washing after the project is made.
Hope it's okay to jump in here - you should prewash your fabric for any project using the same wash/dry/iron method that you're going to continue using when the project is complete.
I reccomend both! Prewash to see if it frays or shrinks, wash after it's done to be sure all of your seams are secure and it is safe in the washer. I've had finished projects disintegrate in the washer, but I'm glad I washed it before giving it as a gift...
I made the baby bib bandana, it's way smaller than what yours looks like in the video.
Do you know where you bought your lotus pond fabric? Can’t seem to find it any where. Thank you.
It is an out-of-print fabric so probably hard to find now unfortunately
What kind of quilt batting do people use? There are so many different choices of batting that I don’t know what’s what and what to buy.
You can use different types, for baby quilts I used soft 1/2 inch batting that I found and it was perfect
I made the baby blanket wish you could post pics here I love it so much. There was only one problem I can't seem to stitch in a straight line😣. I don't know why😔 even when I draw a line it still crooked. Do you have any tips for me?
Mark out your lines with an air/water soluble pen and do your best to sew directly on the line. I do this all the time for quilting!
Hi what is the purple guide on your sewing machine
Is there a place where we can get a pattern and measurements for the bandana?
For the cap, which stitch is used? Overlocking?
Engagement
Hi ! Do you allow it to be sold ?