www.widva.com present “The Baby Crib Bedding Set” set includes a pleated crib skirt, 100% cotton fitted sheet, reversible bumper, and comforter. The soft fabrics combined with bright, modern patterns and unique quilting make this set perfect for any nursery
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I’ve been looking everywhere for a bed set i would like for my little girl who will be due in oct. and haven’t been very successful. We wanted a turtle theme, so i am considering making her a quilt myself, and i just did this design on paint on my comp… so what do you think?!?! thanks you:)
Thanks so much everyone!!
-I liked that tiny turtles design, but it was too cartoony for me lol.
-and yes i def didn’t want to make everything pink!!!! but i figure if this will be my only girl, i might as well take advantage of using girly stuff a little:)
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Well, I’ve never really had any interest in quilting before but now that I’m a mummy I thought it would be quite cool to make a little quilt for my son.
So I thought I’d just make 2 little patchwork blankets of cotton squares, and stitch them together with some padding in the middle – just as a first attempt. I’d love to get into the ‘fancy’ stuff and techniques at some point in the future, but for now I just want to try something simple like that.
Do you think this stuff would be ok to put in the middle?
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I don’t want to spend too much money at this point if possible because it’s just a fun experiment for me to see how I find it and also I want it to be a ‘light’ quilt as the weather is getting warmer now.
I’d be really grateful for any opinions or advice on this?
Thank you!
We got a baby boy coming soon and I would like to make his room extra cute. We rent, so I cannot paint any of the walls. I am also on a budget for materials. So far, I have all the furniture and the crib bedding is red, blue, green and yellow in a patchwork quilt design with jungle animals on it. my main color is green though, The yellow and red are more of accent colors. The room has all the potential to be adorable with all the essentials in it. I just need a little direction. Any ideas?
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I read a couple different quilt sizes they were:
42×51
and
50×53
do these sound right to you? They are long enough but when I measured inside the crib they seemed too wide…. what size would you do? Thanks!
how will the baby stay warm?
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This is the first quilt I’ve tried to make and I’m enjoying it. I’ve got the front and back panels made with fleece squares. I’ve decided it’s going to be warm and thick enough that I don’t want to put fill in between the layers. After I’ve joined the front and back panels, could I just tack then together? Would anyone know of a website that would give me some ideas for tacking?
