I did it a bit differently than I did Mary's crib bedding. The bumper I sewed, then stuffed like a pillow with normal "stuffing", then I tufted it in the middle to give it a more flat appearance. I used ribbons to tuft it.
The crib skirt I scallopped at the edges of the tan. I have a scallopping option on my sewing machiene, so I used it along the edge, then cut in a scallopped shape around it.
The blanket is pretty self-explanitory, but I did reinforce the smaller squares by sewing over the top edges as well, before attaching to other side and batting.
All of the measurements are the same as the bedding for Mary.
This was a lot more fun to do because I was not rushing myself, and probably because I was more familiar with what I was doing. I have been in full force re-doing Sienna's room, so stay tuned for other projects that I am doing for it.
The Ribbon-Tufting
The Blanket
The Skirt with scallop detail... I'm obSESSED with scalloping!
3 comments:
Very cute! We made Zoe's while I was pregnant with her and I loved having something that was custom made and was perfect! You did a great job!!! -Kelsee
That turned out soo cute! I am planning on making a set for our baby, but am starting to chicken out. We'll see how it goes, I may end up freaking out and decide it's worth $200-$300 to just buy a set :( I'll be hoping I can tap into my inner craftiness, because after seeing your results it looks super cute!
This is amazing! It looks so professional! No...it looks better. I normally don't like the crib bedding I see people come up with, but this is perfect. You are wonderful! Keep doing what you are doing!
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