A few more peanut burpies. These all have the frayed edges & thanks again to Gerry for helping me to create them. I was wondering if these should be washed before I give them? Some are for a gift others are for a purchased gift basket. I was thinking if I washed them they may look used? I made them the same on both sides & I am a big fan of the echo quilted so I did that on these too.

Gorgeous, I will have to try these. Love Chris

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by pldc 27 Oct 2013

Thanks so very much Chris, hugs & ***4all. Loralye

These are great. I love the quilting around the outline and the fabric is fantastic.
Hugs Pam..

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by pldc 27 Oct 2013

Ah thanks so very much Pam, hugs & ***

Great Have been looking for a pattern. what fabric did you use.

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by pldc 27 Oct 2013

I used flannelette for both sides and warm & natural on the inside.

These look GREAT!! You're on a roll, gal!!

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by pldc 27 Oct 2013

Couldn't have done it with out Gerry Thanks Again! Hugs & **

Thank you for the link to the pattern....I have been looking for this since I will be having 3 new babies born between Dec and Jan.
Hugs Joann

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by pldc 27 Oct 2013

Wow congrats to all Joann, & glad that you like & can use them. Hugs & **

What kind of fabric are you using for these? I think they look amazing and so practical!!!

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by pldc 27 Oct 2013

I used flannelette for both sides and warm & natural on the inside. Thanks *** & Hugs

looks very cute
nice fabrics
hugs micheline

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by pldc 25 Oct 2013

Thank you Micheline, hugs & **

Super de duper Loralye. Keep them coming..love the Maple Leaf one...
Made in Canada eh!!!!

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by pldc 25 Oct 2013

You know it they are leafs fans LOL Hugs & ** Jerri

by jerrib 25 Oct 2013

Perfect fabric for them, then...awesome. Hugs back.

very nice

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by pldc 25 Oct 2013

Thank you Maria, hugs & **

They are going to so useful to the new parents. I've seen where they have taken a wire brush and couched/brushed the edges to fray so not to have to wash them.

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by pldc 25 Oct 2013

Now that is a good idea I will have to give it a try! Thanks Anita, hugs & **

This made me start singing 'found a peanut ,found a peanut, found a peanut yesterday ******lol great job Lor hugs now singgggggggg

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by pldc 25 Oct 2013

LOL I can't hear you LOL sing louder.......... thanks my friend. Hugs &**

by jerrib 25 Oct 2013

I can and it sounds great. I used to love that song....

by gerryb 26 Oct 2013

Oh no! Now I'LL be singing found a peanut!! Cracked it open.... ;-)

I would wash them so the edges fray, otherwise the just look unfinished. When I do my baby quilts with the frayed edges I run them through the agitation cycle twice to really fray the edges.

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by pldc 25 Oct 2013

Thanks so much, hugs & **

Your peanuts look great. I love the fabrics.
Actually I could use one of these for my dog a placemat they remind me kinda of dog bone too. Since I don't got no little ones to sew for right now.Thanks for the link I may make one for my fur baby. hugs m

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by pldc 25 Oct 2013

That is just what hubby thought I was making LOL. I think doing it in bones or some other dog fabric might be cuter then Superman LOL thanks Mary

Here is the tutorial link, I did make mine narrower in the middle then the instructions call for. I also added almost an inch to the outside for a longer fringe.

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by sewilso 26 Oct 2013

Thank you for the link!!!