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Burp Clothes that I embroidered for a friend's grandson due any time. I bought diaper fabric, stitched out the design and then sewed flannel on the back and both ends that matched the embroidered design. After washing several times the designs have puckered so instead of using staberlizer I used quilt batting between the diaper and the flannel. Hopefully, these will hold their shape. I think my friend will enjoy using these with her grandson, Keaton.
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The diaper fabric does naturally pucker since they are made to absorb and usually 100% cotton. They are a lovely gift that she will get lots of use out of.
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Beautiful work the colors of the burp clothes is allso beautiful
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Your friend will be thrilled to receive these lovely gifts.
Hugs, Lidia
Hugs, Lidia
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They are adorable! I agree they will pucker but it is 100% cotton & it will do that. Still they are very cute. Hugs Loralye
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just nifty!!!! i love the many different ways to make a burp cloth.i remember we just used a plain diaper 45 years ago! lol lynne
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Hi,
Lovely job. But pardon my ignorance. Did you use the quilt batting and embroidered on that instead of the stabilizer? I am in the process of making some and this would be good to know.
Thanks
Lovely job. But pardon my ignorance. Did you use the quilt batting and embroidered on that instead of the stabilizer? I am in the process of making some and this would be good to know.
Thanks
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Yes, I used quilt batting instead of stablizer for the embroidery. I haven't used it before, but it works well with quilts. So I'm hopeful.