So excited to get more sewing experience. I finally got up the courage to try a changing pad cover. There are wonderful tutorials all over the place, and this would have been even easier if I had chosen some stretchy material... all simple straight lines to sew. I wanted to use the remnants of yellow and gray cotton that I've been using through-out the baby room, so I needed to do a little structured sewing too.
From this angle you can see the four different fabrics I used.
My first time ever trying something structured. I placed my cover inside-out on the pad and pined the corners where I should sew. I'm terrible with following a pattern, but this common sense pin-and-sew is working out pretty well :)
Great Tutorials:
Not tutorials, but great inspiration:
So excited to get more sewing experience. I finally got up the courage to try a changing pad cover. There are wonderful tutorials all over the place, and this would have been even easier if I had chosen some stretchy material... all simple straight lines to sew. I wanted to use the remnants of yellow and gray cotton that I've been using through-out the baby room, so I needed to do a little structured sewing too. 
Hi! I was looking at my blog stats, and saw that i had some views from your blog. :) Great looking changing pad. Loving the color scheme!
ReplyDelete-Amanda-
Hi, my thoughts are exactly like amanda's above--noticed some traffic from your blog. Thanks! GREAT job on your changing pad cover! very pretty!
ReplyDeleteI'm with the girlies above me :)
ReplyDeleteSaw traffic from your blog to mine ...Great to know my changing pad inspired you!
Keep up the good work!
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