Thanks for the compliments guys. (blush) I'm really happy with the way they turned out. They fit Ian really well, now all I've got to do is change the needle in the overlocker and see if that stops the occasional skipped stitch. I have some snoopy wincyette which I want to make one from now too. I think that would look so cute!
I have to say Pockets are easier to make, but the cuteness factor isn't the same!
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by sable » Mon Nov 21, 2005 10:17 am
No PUL, but they are wearable without a cover at home. I pop a cover on if he's going to be sitting in the car or pushchair. Otherwise coverless so I can admire them.
I suspect if I included a layer of PUL they'd never dry, that and my sewing machine would pop a gear!
I suspect if I included a layer of PUL they'd never dry, that and my sewing machine would pop a gear!
Rachelle
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by gummybear » Mon Nov 21, 2005 1:50 pm
Your overlocking is so tidy, I don't think I could show mine 
The fabric really makes you think of bright sunny days. Well done!
Marie
The fabric really makes you think of bright sunny days. Well done! Marie
Gummybear
Mum to Ruby (Jan 04) and Nelson (Sept 05) (Jun 08) and Oscar (Jun 10). All homebirthed, breastfed, non-vaxed, cloth-nappied and mostly homeschooled :)
Mum to Ruby (Jan 04) and Nelson (Sept 05) (Jun 08) and Oscar (Jun 10). All homebirthed, breastfed, non-vaxed, cloth-nappied and mostly homeschooled :)
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