Desperation can sometimes lead to nasty results. We may throw caution to the wind, and make compromises to gain a little ground. Then again, sometimes it works out well. I’m happy to say that my latest “desperate” project was actually a raving success. Well, sort of. Wallace has gotten used to being in our bed...
I think its the year of the baby. Every person I know is having a baby or just had one. And when new life comes into the world, that means its time to make something special. For a little girl who was born last month, I made this Patchwork Sleep Sack from Anna Maria’s book Handmade...
Welcome to Olivia Jane Handcrafted! I'm Meredith and this is my creative journal. Here you'll find loads of inspiration for a handmade wardrobe, home decor, bags, and quilts. I even have plenty of projects and tutorials to get you started or help you along the way.
8 mos already??? how did that happen?
Well, he’s so ADORABLE, that making special quilted sheets is a wonderful idea. Like you said, I’d love to have them on my own bed! I have an 8 mo old grandson who would love them, too! Cmmmmmmmm, I have some flannels in my stash large enough for this……. thanks!
I’m so glad you like them! They’re a really quick and satisfying project, to be sure! Crib sheets are an awesome way to use large scale prints and favorites because you get to see them all the time.
Those sheets look perfect! Love all his expressions xx
[…] up, I was asked to make one of my quilted crib sheets for a new babe who lives in a very cold climate. I hope it keeps her snuggly and […]
I just found your blog and love with the projects. I was not quilting for awhile. Now I’m recharged and ready to get back to it.