Before I start the party, I will share my latest project first... I have been working on this baby blanket for the last couple of days. Christopher's teacher is going to have her first baby soon, she has been such a wonderful teacher for him; I wanted to do something nice.
I love making baby blankets like this. They are quick projects, I get to play around coordinating fabrics, and I looove the feel of minky while I am working on it.
For the back, I used the same minky shown in the picture. There are zig-zag stitches on the edges.
I hope she and her baby boy will like it...
Ok everyone, it is your turn! The rules are simple:
1. Please post something YOU made. It doesn't matter if it is crochet, quilt, clothing, anything would be fine. I want to see it!
2. Link to your specific post, that way it is easier for everybody to find and read it.
3. Please grab the "Tea Rose Home" grab button, and link back from your post. If you can mention the party in your post or place the button on your side bar, that would be great! I want more people to have a chance to come and show off their creation.
4. One more thing, please DO NOT link anything inappropriate or any kind of advertisement.
Go visit people on the list and say hi! I can't wait to see your projects!
oh the baby quilt is too cute!!
ReplyDeletehere is what i made recently..
http://koshysblog.blogspot.com/2010/03/diy-jeans.html
I'm so sorry! I forgot the add the McLinky to the bottom of my post. It's been a long day.
ReplyDeleteHi! Can it be made from someone else's pattern? (not claiming it as my own of course)
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Love the blanket! Do you have any tips for sewing with minky? Mine seems to pucker a lot more than any other material.
ReplyDeleteLovely quilt you have there :o)
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting the party.
Hugs, Erika
beautiful blanket!
ReplyDeleteI realized I forgot to thank you for this link party! It's a great way to discover new blogs! thank you!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for commenting on my blog! I am so glad you started a link party - I love seeing all the fun projects. You have such a great blog. I've been keeping my eye out for old shirts to try one of your tutorials on!
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Didn't know if it had to be a sewing project. I have a bag futher down on my blog just in case :)
ReplyDeleteI love the idea :) it's a nice way to see many things made by others, beautiful one! that's great :) I made more craft project, but I have to take photos :) and they will be available on my blog too.
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So cute. I like the colors and patterns you chose. It's very well done like a lot of the projects you do.
ReplyDeleteI made a simple quilt like this out of cotton shirts that my dad was throwing away. The fact that they were old and worn made the cotton so much softer. My son loved it, though it's too warm most of the year down in CA where he lives, he sleeps with it every night. I will be making another, out similarly recycled fabric when I finally get pregnant again. The cotton is just too awesome to not coddle a baby in. :)