pattern for a toddler car seat cover neded
03-15-2010, 03:37 PM
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Did you try Googling it? There are so many free patterns on the internet, I feel confident you will find one out there.
Actually, I just did it, and here's a free pattern:
http://www.malaysiaminilover.com/fre...car-seat-cover
There are also a lot of patterns you can buy depending on the manufacturer of the seat you have. Good luck!!
Actually, I just did it, and here's a free pattern:
http://www.malaysiaminilover.com/fre...car-seat-cover
There are also a lot of patterns you can buy depending on the manufacturer of the seat you have. Good luck!!
03-15-2010, 03:48 PM
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When you say car seat cover do you mean the cover/padding that is already on the car seat? or are you wanting a cover to put over the child once in the car seat.
If you are wanting to make the cover/padding (although I would suggest against it they are made with certain materials and padding to meet certain specifications) You can take the old one apart at the seams and use it as a pattern to make a new one.
If you are talking about a cover to put over the child once in the car seat there are a bunch of them and it depends on what size or style seat you are making it for, there are the infant carriers (that some toddlers are still small enough to be in) then there is the five point harness front facing car seat, high back booster, or just a reg. booster. lol see what I mean it really depends on what your making it for! if its for an older child not in an infant carrier you could always just make a small child size lap quilt.
If you are wanting to make the cover/padding (although I would suggest against it they are made with certain materials and padding to meet certain specifications) You can take the old one apart at the seams and use it as a pattern to make a new one.
If you are talking about a cover to put over the child once in the car seat there are a bunch of them and it depends on what size or style seat you are making it for, there are the infant carriers (that some toddlers are still small enough to be in) then there is the five point harness front facing car seat, high back booster, or just a reg. booster. lol see what I mean it really depends on what your making it for! if its for an older child not in an infant carrier you could always just make a small child size lap quilt.
03-15-2010, 07:29 PM
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Originally Posted by jljack
Did you try Googling it? There are so many free patterns on the internet, I feel confident you will find one out there.
Actually, I just did it, and here's a free pattern:
http://www.malaysiaminilover.com/fre...car-seat-cover
There are also a lot of patterns you can buy depending on the manufacturer of the seat you have. Good luck!!
Actually, I just did it, and here's a free pattern:
http://www.malaysiaminilover.com/fre...car-seat-cover
There are also a lot of patterns you can buy depending on the manufacturer of the seat you have. Good luck!!
03-15-2010, 07:30 PM
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Originally Posted by justwannaquilt
When you say car seat cover do you mean the cover/padding that is already on the car seat? or are you wanting a cover to put over the child once in the car seat.
If you are wanting to make the cover/padding (although I would suggest against it they are made with certain materials and padding to meet certain specifications) You can take the old one apart at the seams and use it as a pattern to make a new one.
If you are talking about a cover to put over the child once in the car seat there are a bunch of them and it depends on what size or style seat you are making it for, there are the infant carriers (that some toddlers are still small enough to be in) then there is the five point harness front facing car seat, high back booster, or just a reg. booster. lol see what I mean it really depends on what your making it for! if its for an older child not in an infant carrier you could always just make a small child size lap quilt.
If you are wanting to make the cover/padding (although I would suggest against it they are made with certain materials and padding to meet certain specifications) You can take the old one apart at the seams and use it as a pattern to make a new one.
If you are talking about a cover to put over the child once in the car seat there are a bunch of them and it depends on what size or style seat you are making it for, there are the infant carriers (that some toddlers are still small enough to be in) then there is the five point harness front facing car seat, high back booster, or just a reg. booster. lol see what I mean it really depends on what your making it for! if its for an older child not in an infant carrier you could always just make a small child size lap quilt.
03-15-2010, 07:31 PM
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http://www.amazon.com/Emmalu-Designs.../dp/B001MTEKLS
like this one on amazon but NOT $65 and shipping ;( LOL
like this one on amazon but NOT $65 and shipping ;( LOL
03-16-2010, 12:56 AM
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03-16-2010, 09:44 AM
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Originally Posted by janice4
Originally Posted by justwannaquilt
When you say car seat cover do you mean the cover/padding that is already on the car seat? or are you wanting a cover to put over the child once in the car seat.
If you are wanting to make the cover/padding (although I would suggest against it they are made with certain materials and padding to meet certain specifications) You can take the old one apart at the seams and use it as a pattern to make a new one.
If you are talking about a cover to put over the child once in the car seat there are a bunch of them and it depends on what size or style seat you are making it for, there are the infant carriers (that some toddlers are still small enough to be in) then there is the five point harness front facing car seat, high back booster, or just a reg. booster. lol see what I mean it really depends on what your making it for! if its for an older child not in an infant carrier you could always just make a small child size lap quilt.
If you are wanting to make the cover/padding (although I would suggest against it they are made with certain materials and padding to meet certain specifications) You can take the old one apart at the seams and use it as a pattern to make a new one.
If you are talking about a cover to put over the child once in the car seat there are a bunch of them and it depends on what size or style seat you are making it for, there are the infant carriers (that some toddlers are still small enough to be in) then there is the five point harness front facing car seat, high back booster, or just a reg. booster. lol see what I mean it really depends on what your making it for! if its for an older child not in an infant carrier you could always just make a small child size lap quilt.
Seats are a bit putzy to take apart but they are pretty straight forward. My DD gets car sick so we've done a LOT of taking apart and putting them back together. :cry:
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