Here’s the bumper – I used an Amy Butler pattern with 'Sweet by Urban Chicks for Moda' fabric. I would say the pattern was for Intermediate level sewers, if you are interested, and I didn’t trust myself to deviate from the pattern, so I followed it exactly.
I’m so happy with the way it turned out and with the quality of the materials I used, I know it will last a long time. How great are those pockets on the inside?! (Sorry the pictures are terrible, and the shape is funny since it's not tied to a crib frame!)
And here’s the quilt! I could just eat that fabric. ;) This was a fun project too and I am sooo glad I had it professionally basted (not bound). What a nightmare that would have been to do it myself. I always ruin them when I try to baste on my own.
It feels good to have that done, and I can’t wait to do fun little projects with all my leftover fabric scraps!
9 comments:
Meriel!! You are so talented! This looks so fantastic!! I love it all, what fabulous fabrics!
Wow - you did a great job on those projects! I still need to finish Will's quilt (it's still sitting in a basket in my craft room after starting it over a year ago). I wish I had someone like you to work on projects with - if that were the case, I'd probably have so many of my unfinished projects done by now.
Sweeeeet!!! Your finished work is amazing!! How super special that you did it yourself. All nice and cozy for Isla!
So cute! I love those fabrics you used! It was so good to see you on Saturday, we'll have to get together again soon!
Sooooo cute! Where is that fabric from?? and what is that quilt design? I am in love!
OH MY gOODNESS! I am dying. It turned out SO cute. i cant wait to see it all put together!!!
i have the most talented sister ever. hands down. no ifs or buts about it. muy delehe.
Great baby bedding! I love the quilt! Where did you get the pattern?
Great job!!!
With the crib skirt, you move the crib lower as they get bigger, so it's kind of hard to measure.
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