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 Baby Buntings and Floor Fun


A simple minky blanket is cozy - this is wide diagonal quilted.


Leftover minky from gifts, just sew blocks together, baby loves it.


This is a pretty simple minky bunting.  Decide the shape-ribbon at bottom is not only decorative but it creates a pocket to put those extra diapers in and misc creams and wipes.  the top shuts with a sewn on bow and a snap or velcro spot so the breeze won't come in.


This bunting is fairly easy.  I did quilt the minky and do a velcro shut on wrap.   The sheep are self applique made by satin zig zag around the sheep


Just slide the baby in and velcro shut.


Always need burpers..and this kind is extra thick


This is a Lambie Pie made from different types of Minky and as you can see floor tummy time has a friend along with a basket of soft toys to practice moving on the floor.  I think he likes Lambie Pie, he keeps pinching its cheeks and kissing it.
The face is all embroidery.


You can make a ball by cutting moon shapes and stuffing them out of you flannels and minky in different colors and they love to reach and touch.  The end has a ribbon circle-too small to get their finger in, but large enough to hang on their toy floaters.

Nursing cover. Lightweight gauze.. large square edge turned under and topstitched and boning in a casing with a tie at top so it stands away from chest and baby can breath, but gives mom privacy where ever she goes with baby




Note can use D rings at top so all you do is slide or unslide for putting on.

Babies love these too


Royal Kitties Throws


Here is one of the Royal Kitties Throws I Made in the past Few Days

This is before it is quilted-Royal Blue Minkie with Pre-shrunk cotton print on the front...

Quilted with Vertical Channels the width of the Royal Kitty Beds and

 folded over blanket stitched and mitered corners.... Even I am Jealous....RFLOL




 Pardon the Camera Handle...OOPS


SOOO Soft

I expect the kitties to LOVE it!... I love minkie- DONE

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                            Rolls up and handles are out for carrying along with baby bee


                                                       Pockets for everything and handles to carryalong for floor play

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