Baby Blanket Dolls
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Take the receiving blanket hold the long rectangular way, roll each long side to the middle, till the two sides meet. Folded 3/4 halfway with the rolls on the inside. while holding in your hand, using a fist full of craft stuffing (fiberfill) stuff inside the top of the inside roll, to make the head, gently tie a ribbon around under the head to make the head, Then take from the back side the two ends of the roll, the short ends and bring them around the front sides, tie with a ribbon around the end piece of each side roll, to make hands, take the bottom two rolled ends and do the same, separate and tie off with a ribbon to make feet. Put the bonnet over the head, put the bib around the neck, and the booties on each foot! Hand embroider half moon blue eyes, a tiny knot for a nose and a pink embroidered mouth. These sit in a basket, make wonderful gift toppers, and then beautiful decorations for baby's nursery.
By Jackie from Southern, MA
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RE: Baby Blanket Dolls
Hi! My mom is looking for a pattern for blanket babies that was made back in the 70's and she said that when you fold the blanket it actually looks like a baby! Any one know where I can find it!
Post by akchick90
RE: Baby Blanket Dolls
Very cute idea!
Post by tambri
RE: Baby Blanket Dolls
I have been looking for this pattern for like forever. I am so glad that my friend turned me on to this website.
Cheryl, from MI
Post by warnerc95@yahoo.com
RE: Baby Blanket Dolls
hi jackie
greetings from sweden! what a very nice creation.i love to try
Post by lovelysmycke
RE: Baby Blanket Dolls
I agree. what a cute craft and such a wonderful job you've done
Post by imaqt1962
RE: Baby Blanket Dolls
what a great way to give a bunch of small baby gifts. You could stuff the doll body with other recieving blankets, washcloths, bibs etc. and pin on other baby items to the outside.
Post by thriftmeg
RE: Baby Blanket Dolls
those are just adorable!
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