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I really love being resourceful and making something new from existing materials. It's such a creative process. Particularly when it comes to sewing! So, here's the my latest refashioning project....
Take two barely used pillow slips, a couple of bamboo bassinet topsheets, some bamboo wadding left over from a quilt and one new red zip = one gorgeous new comfortable sleeping bag for my beautiful little boy!
I had an old sleeping bag handed down from my nephew's baby years which I used to trace off a pattern. I unpicked the european pillowcases and cut out the pattern from both these, the wadding and the bassinett sheets.
The result is a really beautifully soft sleeping bag. The bamboo sheets and the wadding are so lovely for a baby's sleeping bag! And I'm really pleased that I've been able to make something so comfortable and soft from resources I had at hand.
Very nice! Well done!
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