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Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Great Idea: Baby Arpon Bib
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This is the cutest darn thing I seen in ages. In fact, it's one of those projects that I wish I had thought of. It's perfect, right? Craftiness is not Optional has done a stunning job on her Bapron (baby apron) but we think it could be just a tiny bit more practical if it where made from laminated cotton, especially since we just got another bolt of Anna Maria Horner's Forest Hills print in yesterday!!!
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3 comments:
oooh gorgeous fabric! I wouldn't mind getting my hands one some of that! :D thanks for the feature!
Naw! So cute! Polka dots are gorgeous and this pattern is super cute. Thanks!
Elegantpaws, I totally agree that the polka dot print it totally cute! I was thinking that the laminated cotton would add practical benefits.
Now, add dots and laminated cotton and your really singing my song!!!
: )
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