Hi Everyone!
I am back to crafting after a trip to Europe that left us all sick and jet-lagged for longer time than desired (not desired). We had a short week to recuperate and get all the gear ready for LoLo to start kindergarten this week. In all the excitement, I completely forgot that LoLo needs blankies for their midday nap at school.
I always thought I'd make them blankets from the onesies (I saved all of them and I am just waiting for the opportunity to make them into a quilt), but I had no time, so I decided to cheat instead ... :)
I bought two fleece (pink and blue) blankets for 3.99 USD at Ikea (link HERE) and a yard of pink and blue fabric. London loves cars and tractors and pretty much anything with four wheels ....
I loved the farmer's village theme on this one ...
I loved the farmer's village theme on this one ...
Lola doesn't care as long as it's pink. VERY pink. So, I bought her fabric with nursery rhymes pattern.
My first instinct (as always :) was to put a pom-pom trip around the blanket, but I decided to make letter sandwiches (two layers of quilting material) instead and attach them to the corners. This way I can avoid the labeling process. Lola's four letter name worked wonderfully for the corners, but London's needed to be modified by attaching two letters twice.
Happy customers .... They wanted a "tuck tuck" with their new blankets while it was 85 F outside.
I guess this project is a success :)
See you later, aligator! I'll be back with a baby shower gift tutorial and a decorating idea.
LO(lo)V(i)E to you all as always, LV
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