Here are some homemade things I'd like to share this week. First up: a clothespin bag! Once we finally remembered to buy clothespins, Jim asked me what I was planning to keep them in. I wasn't sure! But I've always thought clothespin bags were handy, so I looked online for free patterns. I ended up using
this one, which calls for a full size hanger instead of a child size one. I recycled one of the curtains from our old trailer, and it worked great!
Next up are some things I made for baby shower gifts for my friend Becky, who is expecting a little girl in October. I found the tutorial for
this reversible nursing cover at Make It and Love It. I really liked how it turned out!
I really love these prints together! I got them at Joann Fabrics.
This is how I wrapped it--for a finishing touch. :)
And I also made this set of cozy burpcloths for her. It's so much fun to make baby gifts!
So, what homemade things have you tackled this week? I would love to hear inspiration from others! Feel free to share your projects or links in the comments!
Next up are some things I made for baby shower gifts for my friend Becky, who is expecting a little girl in October. I found the tutorial for this reversible nursing cover at Make It and Love It. I really liked how it turned out!
I really love these prints together! I got them at Joann Fabrics.
This is how I wrapped it--for a finishing touch. :)
And I also made this set of cozy burpcloths for her. It's so much fun to make baby gifts!
So, what homemade things have you tackled this week? I would love to hear inspiration from others! Feel free to share your projects or links in the comments!
1 comment:
Everything came out so nice!!! The baby gifts are so sweet, and the recycled curtain makes a great clothespin bag.
I just put up a brief homemade life post showing my crocheted swiffer cover, with a link to the directions for making one. It came out well and actually fits the swiffer! I want to make a second one so I can always have a clean one on hand.
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