Aw this is perfect! I have a friend who's expecting and I'm planning on filling a pocket pillow with baby themed goods. This will do nicely :D Thank you!
This is great. Thank you for the tutorial and pattern. I followed some of your links and found a newborn gown that is exactly what I have been looking for!
A great video - thank you! Do you think using front and back pieces of flannel will be enough without having to use an interfacing of sorts? If so, should it be quilted to keep it's shape?
Hello! I absolutely loved this and i am so excited to try it out for a friend but I clicked on the link and nothing shows up except for free quilting stuff. Please help!!
Hi, I actually was looking at your baby gown pattern which I am making now. I did have some questions, though. The gowns are really sweet and thank you for them! However, as I watch the instructions online and start to put together the gown, I notice that the seam allowances and widths of the placket and cute collar seem to be wider than I can get by following the measurements for cutting these straight pieces. My placket is a bit narrow and I did cut the collar a little wider, though it could still be wider yet! Also, if you fold over the collar over the seam, you lose some width, too. The photos just look like more fabric and so forth has been allowed. Anyway, I was just wondering. My little gown will turn out sweet and I will probably try another. Any thoughts? Thank you!
@@gingercakesews my name is ILa im trying to find the link to your pattorn but can't find it. Can you send me the link to my 📧 hickson_ila@yahoo.com. Please
Thank you for the pattern and video. My great-granddaughter was born just a few weeks ago....I will be making a wardrobe of these up for her......
Thank you for sharing. Your pattern and instructions are beautifully clear.
Bibs
Aw this is perfect! I have a friend who's expecting and I'm planning on filling a pocket pillow with baby themed goods. This will do nicely :D Thank you!
Lovely, I enjoyed watching and learnt something new. Thanks for sharing.
This is great. Thank you for the tutorial and pattern. I followed some of your links and found a newborn gown that is exactly what I have been looking for!
Can’t wait to sew up a few!! So cute!!
These look sooo easy. I cant wait to get started!
Loved the video and your baby is adorable.
Good teacher .enjoy her videos
A great video - thank you! Do you think using front and back pieces of flannel will be enough without having to use an interfacing of sorts? If so, should it be quilted to keep it's shape?
How do I get the pattern for the bins I need the pattern
How to attach the snap is genius! This will be my first try at bibs, did a blanket without a walking foot ugh.
So sweet! Thank you for sharing.
You are so welcome!
Which size child would you say these fit? I don't have kids, but would love to make some for friends who does.
thank you for the great tutorial and pattern !
your baby is adorable!
I made two of these for my 5 MO old and they look so cute, thank you.
Hello! I absolutely loved this and i am so excited to try it out for a friend but I clicked on the link and nothing shows up except for free quilting stuff. Please help!!
Hi, I actually was looking at your baby gown pattern which I am making now. I did have some questions, though. The gowns are really sweet and thank you for them! However, as I watch the instructions online and start to put together the gown, I notice that the seam allowances and widths of the placket and cute collar seem to be wider than I can get by following the measurements for cutting these straight pieces. My placket is a bit narrow and I did cut the collar a little wider, though it could still be wider yet! Also, if you fold over the collar over the seam, you lose some width, too. The photos just look like more fabric and so forth has been allowed. Anyway, I was just wondering. My little gown will turn out sweet and I will probably try another. Any thoughts? Thank you!
Great little bibs . TFS JuliAnn x
That was very helpful and thank you very much for sharing and by the way could I trouble you with your paturn please thank you
Is the pattern still on the comments section? Not able to find it.
Thank you for the video and pattern. However, this pattern is way too small. It will only fit a doll. Did I do something wrong?
ty I love it made 10 in a couple of hrs, TY again
Great tutorial!!! Sweetie model 💕💕💕
There beautiful would like to make some for my grandaughter what is your link for the pattern
Maricelda Leal The link to the blog is in the description below the video. The blog has the pattern. I just downloaded it and printed it 😊
so true maureen I do not know how to get that pattern
follow link to the blog. scroll down to the materials list. click on blue letters below the list
What’s the seam allowance?
I am not able to find the pattern. Where can we get it.
they are so cute!I want to make some for my grandchild
Mujhe bahut jroort hai es ki, mujhe aapne dohte ke liye bnana hai, so thank you
What a cutie TFS
Mam, very nice, beautifulllllll, thanks for video with measurement
What kind of fabric is the top one?? And where can I find it??
Great thank you 😊
Thank you so much!
How do I get the pattern?
what size is this pattern?
Can't get the pattern need the pattern please
follow the blog link. scroll down to below the materials list. click on blue letters
Did you use cotten or flannel?
I use either! Flannel would be soft but sometimes get kind of rough after some washing.
@@gingercakesews my name is ILa im trying to find the link to your pattorn but can't find it. Can you send me the link to my 📧 hickson_ila@yahoo.com. Please
Is your fabric Cotton flannel?
I can’t figure out how to get the pattern
cowbird51 hi! There is a link to my blog in the description where you can download the pattern
loved
🥰
Wheres the pattern?
I don't see the link
It's on the blog below the materials link
Thanks for sharing from Atlanta Ga USA helpful like when you said ✂ in and out show the curves 👀 next time
What is your website address?
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Website.
Where is the pattern
How do I get a pattern?