Wednesday, August 8, 2012

Bassinet Make Over

I have mentioned recently my friend who is having her first baby in December. Well, Katie and Rosie and I have had a ball finding treasures at yard sales and thrift shops. My friend is on a budget, so she appreciates good bargains. We were very excited to find a beautiful portable Eddie Bauer bassinet at a yard sale for $10.

We made several items for it. I made a sheet from a Classic Pooh flannel. You probably remember the Mini Winnie the Pooh from a few posts ago.

 Rosie made a "taggy" blanket from Pooh and pink fleece.
 Each girl chose a few outfits to send along. We happened to have a few that were Classic Pooh.

 Katie did a great job turning a thrift shop onesie into a newborn sacque by stitching a gown bottom to the top of the onesie. She was lucky to find one with Pooh on it and the flannel matches the crib.



She also sent along 2 other girly Pooh outfits.

 While Rosie was at dance camp, Katie was on a roll sewing. She also made a double-sided flannel blanket to match and...
 a burp cloth from a pink diaper. It is backed with Pooh flannel and has a ducky machine embroidery with the same saying that's on the onesie gown.

I had a great time sewing with the girls and I know my friend will enjoy our creations!

5 comments:

  1. I love all your Pooh things! Especially the onesie turned sac! Great job!

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  2. Thanks, Jo! Katie will be thrilled that someone left a comment about the onesie sacque. Have a great day!!

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  3. What wonderful memories you are making with your girls--and that's not to mention the sewing skills you share with them. I love every single thing, from the to-die-for bassinette to the Pooh projects. Great job, Rosie and Katie!

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  4. I love all of the Pooh things. I recently found out that my sister is expecting :~D Classic Pooh is a family favorite, so I have been searching for Classic Pooh fleece, with no success. Would you be able to point me in the right direction?

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  5. The only thing we purchased was the flannel (at Joann's). The other stuff we found at yard sales, etc. You might search for fabric at fabric.com= they have a great selection. Good luck and congrats on the new baby!

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