Baby Shower Gift.

BABY SHOWER GIFT!

Baby's Baby Wipe Pouch

Baby's Bag

Baby's Pouches

Baby Shower Gift!

Baby's Heart Shape Pillow

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I made this project in connection with a family baby shower.

Thank you to the many videos online that I ultilized many of them as examples to work with materials I had on hand at the time to make these projects.

Thank you for the sales of Fabric at Gibbons Company enabling me to purchase to make this project.

Baby Shower Gift Projects

Baby Shower Gift!

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Scrappy Fabric Project - Scraps | Patchwork | Quilting

SCRAPPY FABRIC PROJECT

Scrappy Fabric Project - Scraps | Patchwork | Quilting

Scrappy Fabric Project.

This was a very new experience of trying this method of sewing, patchwork, quilting etc.

!. Gather scrap fabrics.

2. Choose which ones you'll use. (sizes and shapes vary)

3, Get out a piece of fusible fleece, interfacing etc. to your desired size you want your project to be. This one is approximately 7 1/2 inches.

4. Arrange your scraps of fabric on the top of the fusible side of fusible fleece. Avoid leaving the fusible to been seen. Press down on, once completely covered.

5. Cut out a piece of backing for the back of approximately 7 1/2 inches. Attach to the scrappy patchwork.

6. Quilt accordingly as you desire. Trim

7. Bind

This project can be used for wall hanging, mug mat, etc.

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BABY WIPE POUCH (NO LINING)

BABY WIPE POUCH (NO LINING)

HOW I MADE THIS BABY WIPE POUCH

1 Lay out the fabric...

2 Cut out 3 pieces of 6 inches by 9 inches (Base of the pouch)

3 Cut out 4 pieces of 3 inches by 9 inches (Flap of the pouch)

4 Serge all edges of each piece of the cut outed fabric.

5 Take 2 pieces of the 6 inches by 9 inches and place them rights sides together. The package of your baby wipes that is approximately 5 inches by 8 inches will have a piece in the center or middle to pull the wipes out. Take and trace around that with tracing paper. Place in the center of the 6 inches by 9 inches and either stitch immediately around it on the two pieces that are facing right sides together or draw on the wrong side of fabric and then stitch on or around it. All in all, once stitched, fold in the center and clip to start cutting the inside of the shape. Press and turn inside out. Press all in position and top stitch.

6 Take the remaining piece of 6 inches by 9 inches and place on top with the right sides together. Stitch sides and bottom. Turning inside out and press. Set aside for now. Top will remain opened with the serged raw edges.

7 Take 2 pieces each of the 3 inches by 9 inches and place right sides together on each. Stitch sides and top and turn inside out. The bottom will remain opened with serged raw edges. These will be used to make the zipper at the top of the pouch.

8 Fold flap about 1 to 1 1/2 inches from raw edges of bottom edge on each flap. Obtain a zipper that is approximately 7 inches. Take one of the flaps at the fold and place one side of the teeth of the zipper and stitch (top stitch) along the zipper length. Take the other flap on the fold and place on the other side of the teeth and repeat. You may have to turn the edges of the zipper in (like dogs ears) while stitching or if you like make taps. Press accordingly.

9 Bring the base of the pouch together with the flaps. Place the raw edges of the top of the pouch base to the bottom of the flap on front and back of the pouch with right sides together. Stitch. Press.

Seams are ½ inch.

Fabric and notions sold at Gibbons https://www.gibbons.bm/

Baby Wipes sold at The Marketplace |The Dollar Depot Heron Bay

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Creating a baby wipe pouch without lining is a great project! Here’s a simple guide to help you make one:

Materials Needed:

Fabric: Choose a sturdy fabric like cotton or canvas.
Zipper: A 9-inch zipper works well.
Thread: Matching or contrasting, as per your preference.
Sewing machine: Or you can sew by hand if you prefer.

Steps:

Cut the Fabric: Cut two pieces of fabric, each measuring 10 inches by 6 inches.
Attach the Zipper:
- Place one piece of fabric right side up.
- Lay the zipper face down along one of the 10-inch edges.
- Place the second piece of fabric right side down on top of the zipper, aligning the edges.
- Pin and sew along the edge using a zipper foot.
Sew the Sides:
- Open the fabric pieces so the zipper is in the middle.
- Fold the fabric pieces so the right sides are together, and the zipper is at the top.
- Sew along the sides and bottom, leaving the zipper partially open to turn the pouch inside out.
Finish Up:
- Trim any excess fabric and corners to reduce bulk.
- Turn the pouch inside out through the zipper opening.
- Push out the corners for a neat finish.

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BABY WIPE POUCH (NO LINING)

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Creating a baby wipe pouch without lining is a great project! Here’s a simple guide to help you make one:

Materials Needed:

Fabric: Choose a sturdy fabric like cotton or canvas.
Zipper: A 9-inch zipper works well.
Sewing supplies: Thread, scissors, pins, and a sewing machine.

Instructions:

Cut the Fabric: Cut two pieces of fabric, each measuring 10 inches by 6 inches.
Attach the Zipper:
- Place one piece of fabric right side up.
- Align the zipper along the top edge, with the zipper pull facing down.
- Place the second piece of fabric on top, right side down, aligning with the top edge.
- Pin and sew along the top edge using a zipper foot.
Sew the Sides:
- Open the fabric pieces so they are right sides together, with the zipper in the middle.
- Sew along the sides and bottom, leaving the zipper partially open for turning.
Finish:
- Turn the pouch right side out through the zipper opening.
- Push out the corners and press the pouch.

Tips:

Reinforce the seams: Double stitch the seams for added durability.
Decorate: Add embellishments or use patterned fabric for a personalized touch.