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.
A crib skirt has two main functions: 1) it looks cute as can be, and 2) when it hangs all the way to the floor, it creates a secret, under-bed storage space. For our sleek and modern baby nursery, we choose a crisp pleated skirt rather than ruffles. We show how to create the inverted
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.
Travel tidy! This case is a perfect size for travel size bottles and jars. We picked bright quilting cotton for the exterior, then used a cotton laminate for a wipe-clean lining; ripstop or PUL would be good alternatives.
In homes across the country, it’s happening right now, probably in front of big screen TVs. Dads are napping. Make their snoozin’ time cushy and comfortable with our soft fleece blanket with its own handy remote control pocket.
Beginner friendly, a great intro to binding, and easy to do in a day. This would be such a fun blanket for kids to bring to a sleepover; it’s big enough for wrap up several non-sleepyheads during a scary movie marathon.
This large, lush tree skirt is over four feet square; grand enough for Christmas morning’s bounty of pretty packages. The pinwheel design is a patchwork classic, simple and sweet. For a bit of whimsy, add giant poms to each corner.
This heavy-duty, jumbo duffle is nearly three feet tall with a drawstring top that allows for easy stuffing. And, with its sturdy strap slung over-the-shoulder, it can be carried down to the laundry room – or home for mom to do!
This cozy shower wrap will make you feel like you’re at a luxury spa every time you step out of the shower. Try it in extra-thirsty 100% cotton terry velour with quilting cotton for the binding, flower accent, and ribbon-edged pocket.
Hang one or more fragrant sachets in a closet, hook on a doorknob, or slip into the lingerie drawer. Their taller, tapered shape is reminiscent of sachets spotted in French boutiques. We made ours with charm squares and scraps.