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‘Celebrate Baby’ Bunting: baby gift idea with printable

04/22/2013 By Christie

Celebrate Baby Bunting(First thing first:  I know that these are really garlands, but baby bunting sounded so much cuter to me so I went with it.  Sorry for anyone who likes to be more technical with the terms than I).

I wanted to make one other simple item to gift along with THESE burp cloths being sent to my friends who are expecting.  I saw HERE on MADE how Dana used bunting to decorate her baby’s hospital bed and thought it was the cutest!  I love the sweet hearts surrounding her newborn in the pictures Dana posted.

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I also loved the way Ashley from Under the Sycamore incorporated regular cotton fabric in squares on her garland, seen on her DIY post HERE.

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What a fun way to brighten up their little bed and have a fun prop for pictures.  And these are such great scrap-busters!  They sew together in no time and the cutting is so fast.

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You can either buy felt circles pre-cut (try searching felt circles on Etsy), or I have the GO! Baby AccuQuilt Fabric Cutter and used THIS circle die.  They are 2” circles and I just quickly cut out some random rectangles and squares around 2” as well.  Sew them together in a straight line down the middle of each piece, adding the next right after another.  I liked to turn my square and rectangle scraps sideways or diagonal as well to add more fun.

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I had to add some of my labels of course.  I just love them.

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Mine each ended up being about 5’ long, using about 32 scraps of both felt and cotton fabrics. I found it easier to make at least two using the same scraps.  I think the most time consuming part for me was just laying out the scraps and deciding how it looked best.  Then I used the first one as a template for the rest.  I used 4 solid colors and three patterns on each garland, cutting one of the patterns into circles and the other two patterned fabrics into squares and rectangles.

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To package, I cut about 1.5” off the 11” side of a piece of cardstock, folded the cardstock in half along the now 9.5” side and wrapped the garland around.

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I printed out the little labels and wrapped that around the garland, and secured with washi tape.  Simple!

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Each garland probably took a total time of 10-15 minutes to make, and I sewed up 9 of ‘em.

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I even packaged one up for myself to pack into my hospital bag—they take up so little space.

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Now I just package them with some burp cloths…

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…and they are ready to go!

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Find the printable for the buntings (ahem…garlands) HERE.

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Thank you for reading!  And just for fun, here’s last weeks shot of my 32 week belly from my instagram feed (you can find me @lemonsqueezyhome).

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7 weeks from today (maybe sooner, maybe later) and we get to meet and snuggle and kiss this little girl!  I’m so excited!

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  1. Jessika and Jeff

    04/23/2013 at 4:28 AM

    how are you so tiny!? I am bigger than you at 20 weeks. Love the baby gift.

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