Welcome to Week 30 of the One Yard Wonders Sew Along!
Week 30 – Project 66
Newborn Flyaway Jacket – designed by Anna Buchholz page 186
Melissa chose Alexander Henry Monkey’s Bizness Little Farm Natural.
Materials Needed:
Pattern on sheet #1
1 yard of fabric (not suitable for unidirectional prints)
1 package of 1/2″ double-fold bias tape
1 sew-in snap
Week 30 – Project 67
Toddler Pinafore Smock Top – designed by Donna Pedaci page 188
Janis selected Valori Wells Wrenly Rosette Citrus.
Materials Needed:
pattern on sheet #1
1 yard of quilting cotton (not suitable for unidirectional fabric)
1 1/2 yards of 5/8″ coordinating ribbon, cut in 2 27″ pieces
2 buttons
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More Wonder – ful Choices
Robert Kaufman FLANNEL Solid Periwinkle and Alexander Henry Fashionista Downtown Dot Mocca
Toddler Pinafore Smock Top
Josephine Kimberling Just Dandy Daisy Wreath Petunia
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I just bought some of the Alexander Henry dots–for no good reason other than I couldn’t resist it. Seeing it as one of your alternate choices makes me feel validated.
Ditto!
love the fabric and patterns. Don’t have any babies in the family right now, but hoping for some soon!
both of these projects look adorable, and the fabric choices are very cute too!
Those are going to be adorable!
I love the kids clothes and baby clothes in One Yard Wonders, especially the pinafore. Really looking forward to these!
Oooh, I particularly like that green with the cute trim – so chic!
YAY! You’ve reached my project! Super excited to see how both of these turn out.
The fabrics and projects are adorable!!!
sweet fabric pix!
These are so cute – grandniece is due in late August so will think about this idea
I’m anticipating much, much cuteness with the finished projects!
I think the newborn flyaway jacket is really cute!
Cute baby jacket
Cute fabric for a cute jacket!
Love to see/look at all the great items offered. I especially enjoyed the article on the 1 hour projects. Sometimes it’s nice to do a quik little project and to see the finished item quickly. Thanks.
The fabric and the patterns are just so cute!
Can’t wait to see them all sewn up!
Love both these projects. Love to see them done.
Especially liked the blog post, keep on writing.
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