I've been invited to a Baby Shower - today - and it's a SURPRISE. The guests live in different parts of the world and so we're attending online; a Virtual Baby Shower...
for Jenya, from While she was sleeping. I can't remember how Jenya and I met online, but I think it was about the time she made a gorgeous, scalloped skirt for her then little daughter. Using her tutorial to make scallops is still on my To Do list.
If you sew for children, While she was sleeping is a must read. Jenya is always trying out and reviewing new patterns, as well as sometimes writing her own tutorials. She does quite a bit of sewing for herself, too. With a new baby on the way, who knows, maybe there'll be a slight change of direction.
Last year Jenya co-hosted the popular You and Me series - helping to build healthy strong relationships between parents and children through sewing. We emailed back and forth in the lead up to the series, realising we had quite a lot in common.
Jenya and I have only corresponded online. Fingers crossed - we may get to meet in real life later on in the year. In the mean time Jenya, here's my gift to you and your soon to be born little baby.
Adorable as babies are, they are messy little people, and so I've made you some baby wash cloths and a fabric basket to pop them in.
Visit some of the other guest and see what they have brought to the baby shower:
- Renee: Nearest the Pin - Hooded Jacket and Pants
- Alisa: A Stitch in Between - Baby Star Wars Wall Hanging
- Annika: Nah-Connection - Bunny Softy
- An: Straight Grain - Doll Sleep Sack
- Mieke: Sisko by Mieke - Red Riding Hood Jacket
- Jane: Lil Pip Designs - Boobook Taggy Owl
- Ros: Sew Delicious - Travel Nappy Bag
- Abby: Things for Boys - Mega Bibs
- Suz: Sew Pony - Softie
- Sara: Made by Sara - Crib Pouch
- Victoria : As It Seams - A Letter for Jenya
- Shell: Sew n Sow - Sunhat
What's your favourite gift to take to a Baby Shower?
... Pam
Edited to add: I've since written a post giving details as to how I made these and another set of baby wash cloths.
Edited to add: I've since written a post giving details as to how I made these and another set of baby wash cloths.
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So cute Pam! I love how you've quilted the cloths.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous - the perfect practical baby gift & I love the fun colours you've used.
ReplyDeleteAwwwwwwwwwww what an adorable gift set - I really like that alphabet print!
ReplyDeleteI love this set Pam! It looks fantastic and is really practical too. Jenya will love it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful way to present your gift Pam - lovely!! Thanks so much for joining in the fun :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute gift and you totally need those cloths.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet and practical present! Thank you very much Pam. Yes, cute adorable babies are certainly the messiest creatures on earth hehe I am sure these cloths and the basket will be put to good use! In fact, R will enjoy them too - she is heavily into letters and sounds at the moment. In all honesty I can't remember how our paths first crossed, but I am glad they did :) Thank you Pam!
ReplyDeleteThis is such an awesome idea! So sweet of you all! :)
ReplyDeleteI like to do my flannel rag blankets. Or sometimes I do a basket or a huge sling bag full of books.
Great gift Pam! I love the fabric & this whole virtual baby shower idea!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet baby shower you ladies came up with! I am sure your gift will be appreciated..you can never have too many wash clothes for a baby! This is a great idea anyone who is looking for a great baby gift!
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of a virtual baby shower! I've never been to one in real life (they weren't a thing in the UK when my friends were having babies!) but your gift seems perfect!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet and useful gift. The basket really makes the presentation pop. Lucky new mom to get this gift!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous idea - a surprise, virtual baby shower! Love it! And great present too, I really like the fact that there's a basket to keep them tidy.
ReplyDeleteWhat a novel idea!
ReplyDeleteTHat is so cute and I love your quilting, If I know anything about babies (and I do), this will be a very useful gift indeed. Thank you so much for participating in the shower with us!
ReplyDeleteThat is absolutely gorgeous. You are so talented!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great gifts. Loved to read this post.
ReplyDeleteSuch a unique and personalized gift. Love it.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much.
DeleteI love your washcloth basket idea - a very useful and fun gift for the baby Pam!
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable! I've not been to many baby showers, the last one I made a diaper bag and changing pad, the one before that I co-hosted and made the cake, and I think I gave her some diapers. But I've been told a baby can never have too many receiving blankets, so I try to keep some of those pre-made and on hand. I really like the washcloths though, they make a lot of sense. Thanks for sharing!
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So cute, and practical! Looking forward to checking out the other 'guests' blogs! :-)
ReplyDeleteLove it! Thanks so much for sharing on craft schooling Sunday!
ReplyDeleteI love this basket and the washcloths! I wish I had thought of having a virtual baby shower. Since I'm a military wife, I have friends and family on both coasts. Thanks for stopping by the Submarine Sunday Link Party!!
ReplyDeleteOh, and I featured you baby shower gifts at this week's party!
DeleteThis is so adorable!!
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ReplyDeleteAn amazing way to celebrate the birth of a child is to throw a virtual baby shower, which unites family and friends from all over the world! It's a distinctive and unforgettable way to spread the joy of this momentous occasion, complete with imaginative games, sincere remarks, and a few virtual toasts! Prince George's Sex Crimes Lawyer Protect yourself right now by getting in touch with SRISLawyer for knowledgeable advice on legal rights and self-defense laws!
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