This project started when I had a set of
fabrics that I had been saving for something fun. I just absolutely loved the whimsical look of the pink froggy(I absolutely LOVE frogs) fabric, and wanted to make something for my daughter. I decided to make a sensory blanket
To make tummy time more interesting, I've made a few sensory quilts for my daughter and my sweet niece. These came together really quickly, and have lots of things for baby to do: taggies to grab and attach toys, ribbons to gum on, different types and colors of fabric to feel.
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Minke, fleece, flannel and terrycloth make for lots of different textures for baby to feel! |
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The front, with taggies! |
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Possibly my favorite fabric in my stash! Far, Far Away by Heather Ross (this one is called Frog Prince in Pink) |
I made the blanket too long. It was actually kind of cumbersome to lay on the ground while holding a baby.
Dogs loved it, though.
The next one I made was for my niece. She likes bears! This time, I kept a square layout. This made it easier to handle when laying it down.
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For dear cousin |
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The reverse |
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K modeling the quilt for her cousin! |
I thoroughly enjoy putting taggies on things. It shouldn't be as much fun as it is!
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