Here's the original front.
And alternate RWB back. Just a stitch and turn project, very quick. Glad I kept it simple :)
We did some shopping over the holiday, coming home with a new BBQ and some necessary grandparent furniture.
Tuesday, July 8, 2014
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5 comments:
The simple approach worked beautifully. Nicely done.
I remember having a Pack-N-Play, it was essential travel gear when DT was little.
Amazing how quickly those little ones grow and become self-powered! Playpens are good "trappings" when the grandfolks need a nap!
Cove is growing up so fast - cant believe he's heading towards 5 months already!
Those portacots are the best thing ever. I had one for Little P and Im so glad I did !
I had a portacot for Emma when she was a baby, it was a winner. We travelled overseas with her and took the cot with us. She seemed very settled for most of the trip, as she always had the same bed no matter where we were.
You are going to have a lot of fun with Cove over the next several years! Love the way the table runner turned out.
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