The Pillow Jacket: it’s like an outfit for your pillow. The jacket slips over a complimentary fabric-covered pillow to create a unique, layered look. Our pinafore version of the Pillow Jacket makes an adorable nursery accent.
A cheater quilt is one in which the top fabric is pre-printed with a patchwork design, allowing you to skip the piecing. It’s super fast and easy! As a fun twist, we used a soft piped edge rather than traditional binding.
Make Baby’s First Holiday special with an adorable baby quilt and matching bib. We used traditional 9-patch blocks, but stretched four of the squares within each block into rectangles, resulting in the look of a little wrapped present.
When the light outside dims, it’s the perfect time for a bag with built-in reflective capabilities. Although designed with kids in mind, there’s no reason it couldn’t be used for adults as well. Just lengthen the crossbody strap.
It’s a reversible placemat. No, it’s a kid’s activity. Wait… you’re both right! There’s festive fabric on one side and unique chalk cloth on the other. Write on it with regular or liquid chalk; wipe it clean with a damp cloth.
This cute quilt has an intricate-looking pinwheel effect, but it’s just 12 cleverly rotated blocks made up of basic half square triangles. Super beginner friendly! We chose some metallic cotton for a bit of nursery sparkle.
One side is cotton sateen, the other laminate, quilted together with polyester batting sandwiched between. We also created a clever carry wrap with shoulder straps. Fold and roll the blanket, wrap and Velcro® closed, and off you go.
Protect floors and rugs with our two-sided laminated splat mat. When not in use, it folds into a handy carrying case so you can tote it along to protect the spaces you’re visiting with your little mess maker.
Keep favorite bedtime books handy with our cute caddy. It slips between mattress and box spring, held in place by the mattresses themselves as well as gripper fabric. Two generous pockets can hold plenty of lil’ literature.
Choosing to add bumpers to your crib linens is a personal decision. We made sure our bumpers followed all the best-practices for construction, length, number of ties used to secure, and flat + dense padding rather than puffy batting.
Changing a crib several times a day is not unheard of; babies are kind of “leaky.” But why settle for boring white sheets? This simple fitted sheet takes just a couple yards of fabric, a length of elastic and about an hour of your time.
He’s a long-lasting alternative to his candy kin. A sugar-free, huggable rabbit is a fun addition to any Easter basket. Plus, no more dilemma over whether to eat the ears or tail first! A super beginner-friendly stuffable!
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