Here is the finished product, and then some tedious sewing and cutting pics in the process.
After sewing 1/2 in. apart all across the blanket you have to cut in between each stitch on the flannel side. Fun!
here is a cute picture of tanner waiting patiently for me to be done for the night
Here is what the blanket looks like right before you wash and dry it: I think making the satin double fold binding was the most annoying part.
So that's it! It was fun, and I am done making blankets for now!
Here is a quick pick from last sunday at 21 weeks. Tanner took one picture, and you couldn't really see my bump, so he made me stick it out at much as I could! See! there is something there! It's becoming hard trying to put together sunday clothes. I seem to be popping out in too many places I never had to worry about before....
I have my ultra sound tomorrow and I'm sooo excited. I can hardly contain myself. I can't wait to see how much bigger she is. I'm sure there will be some fun pics to come! (well fun to me at least)
5 comments:
Ahhh you are still tiny but starting to show! I am so excited to see you in real life; I can hardly contain myself. And what the heck, you are becoming like a master seamstress! WAY better than I am!
you are so freaking cute and talented!! Wow what a cool blanket
We found out yesterday that we are having a girl too! Now there are two girls and two boys. And your cute bump...jealous! I am sticking out like no other we keep checking to make sure there is only one.
Your projects look so cute!
What a cute blanket! I love it! I totally want to make one. Maybe I will try and make one for Ivy when school starts and after my craft fair.......I AM IN A CRAFT FAIR SELLING STUFF!!!! I am totally excited! BUT I haven't made anything for Ivy and she needs a cool blanket that mommy made just for her.
Allie, I love the blankets and the cute dress...so talented!!! You are still so little and adorable!! Your baby girl will be DARLING, just like her mom!!
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