What is difference between quilt and playmat?
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I made a quilt for a new grandson that had "3-D" bowties that could be used to attach baby toys, as shown on the pattern. I told my DDL that it was a "play quilt" just because of the open loops of the bowties. The fabric line actually matches a little book with animals can't think of the name right now
which I gave them also. Something like Moo Moo Peekaboo. Just trying to be on the safe side although the parents already "get it".
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Both of my DDs had a toy like this, and their favorite part was the pocket that had four ribbons sewed into the bottom seam of the pocket, with little stuffed toys attached, that could be stuffed in the pocket, and it had a velcro closure. When everything was stuffed in the pocket, it became a little pillow. Keep the ribbons real short, just above the pocket, for safety. Stuff the pocket and close the velcro, and it is easily washable.
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