Showing posts with label fabric. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fabric. Show all posts

Monday, June 27, 2011

Thinking of You


Today is my brother's birthday. 
He likes cartoons so I made these Dr Seuss pillowcases for him. 

Tuesday, May 3, 2011

New Etsy Listing


Check out Botanical Bugs in Yellow if you need a baby shower gift for a boy or girl.  I like the pretty ferns and nature look especially the mostly hidden cute bugs.

Thursday, April 28, 2011

Etsy Treasury List

from Piril
678 Finds is my Treasury List on Etsy.
It features colorful items that are $6 $7 or $8

from Lily Mairi

There are 16 items altogether

from Blue Pandemonium
Here are three of my favorites

Sunday, April 17, 2011

I Finally Did It !


After two years of himming and hawing, I finally added my first item to my Etsy Store byAnnette
Now to continue adding the other half Zzz TM I've made.

Monday, April 26, 2010

half Zzz How-to

Put regular fitted crib sheet on mattress
Bumper pads are attached to rails







Put down a waterproof pad
over the top of the fitted sheet
where your baby's head and
chest will be





Put the half Zzz TM over the pad
tucking the material in between
the mattress and the rails

Now your baby is ready for 
their nap
  


If your baby drools,
just pull up the soiled sheet
and replace with a clean one!


half Zzz TM

Thursday, July 23, 2009

From my Mom



I am from Panama and well acquainted with the tradition of using sabanillas or half Zzz TM as a solution to a very common problem: changing crib sheets several times a day when you have a newborn. 

Problem
A newborn baby spits up or drools on the bed several times a day requiring frequent sheet changes. Tired new moms don't love to change sheets at 2AM or more than once a day. They would rather sleep. 

What to do? 
Sabanillas come to the rescue! These flat half-sheets are wonderful... they are made of soft white percale with a colorful trim, they can be quickly removed and a fresh one tucked in between the rails and mattress over a changing pad... and both mom and baby can back to bed! They are durable and with each wash they get softer and softer. 

They make wonderful swaddling cloths in warm and cool weather, or in the stroller, etc. I have used the same sabanillas with my 4 children and 3 grandchildren... So easy! This tradition doesn't exist in the States, but it should be encouraged.. it can preserve your sanity in those first 3-6 months. 

Get some for yourself, give them as gifts...you won't regret it.