my diaper clutch tute
10-28-2010, 04:48 AM
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Thank you for this tute. I have a one cousin and my very close friend's two daughters have had a baby within the last 3 months! I am planning on making them all quilts for christmas, but now I can make these too. A special little bonus that is so easy to make!
10-28-2010, 02:25 PM
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Originally Posted by brookemarie19
Thank you for this tute. I have a one cousin and my very close friend's two daughters have had a baby within the last 3 months! I am planning on making them all quilts for christmas, but now I can make these too. A special little bonus that is so easy to make!
My zippers showed up today(I ran out making these)so I get to make more now. I got enough zippers to last a while...lol.
11-14-2010, 09:53 PM
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so FUN!!!
As I was looking at your pictures, I was thinking - - "she sure handles that zipper like she was born to it!"
Zippers are supposed to be scarey, correct???
you were just so calm ....
I do have one question, and I think I read through the tutorial a couple of times, and may have missed it:
you used two fabrics, cut, and you gave the sizes . .. one is the "left" side and one is the "right" size ...
Did I miss the part about putting the fabrics wrong sides together before sewing the zipper in?
I really appreciate this tutorial. As others have observed, it is a fun project, and looks easy enough (wherever did I put those zippers?) .... you made it look so easy. Thank you for sharing <wave>
As I was looking at your pictures, I was thinking - - "she sure handles that zipper like she was born to it!"
Zippers are supposed to be scarey, correct???
you were just so calm ....
I do have one question, and I think I read through the tutorial a couple of times, and may have missed it:
you used two fabrics, cut, and you gave the sizes . .. one is the "left" side and one is the "right" size ...
Did I miss the part about putting the fabrics wrong sides together before sewing the zipper in?
I really appreciate this tutorial. As others have observed, it is a fun project, and looks easy enough (wherever did I put those zippers?) .... you made it look so easy. Thank you for sharing <wave>
11-15-2010, 09:02 AM
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Originally Posted by omak
so FUN!!!
As I was looking at your pictures, I was thinking - - "she sure handles that zipper like she was born to it!"
Zippers are supposed to be scarey, correct???
you were just so calm ....
I do have one question, and I think I read through the tutorial a couple of times, and may have missed it:
you used two fabrics, cut, and you gave the sizes . .. one is the "left" side and one is the "right" size ...
Did I miss the part about putting the fabrics wrong sides together before sewing the zipper in?
I really appreciate this tutorial. As others have observed, it is a fun project, and looks easy enough (wherever did I put those zippers?) .... you made it look so easy. Thank you for sharing <wave>
As I was looking at your pictures, I was thinking - - "she sure handles that zipper like she was born to it!"
Zippers are supposed to be scarey, correct???
you were just so calm ....
I do have one question, and I think I read through the tutorial a couple of times, and may have missed it:
you used two fabrics, cut, and you gave the sizes . .. one is the "left" side and one is the "right" size ...
Did I miss the part about putting the fabrics wrong sides together before sewing the zipper in?
I really appreciate this tutorial. As others have observed, it is a fun project, and looks easy enough (wherever did I put those zippers?) .... you made it look so easy. Thank you for sharing <wave>
06-22-2011, 04:13 PM
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Thank you for the great tutorial! I have several baby showers to go to and wanted something cute, yet useful, this was perfect. I made extra for later, as they went together so nicely! Thank you for sharing, I truly appreciate this cute pattern and instructions. Sarah
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