I have been finishing off some baby feeders I started quite some time ago. Here are some of them. Pic 1. I digitized these two designs. Pic 2. Bears from Cactus Punch. Pic 3. ducks from Sweet Embroidery And mouse a freebie from Ann The Gran Site.

by shirley124 07 Mar 2013

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by shirley124 07 Mar 2013

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by shirley124 07 Mar 2013

Many thanks. Hugs Shirley

by shirley124 07 Mar 2013

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by shirley124 07 Mar 2013

I cut a hole appox 12 cm (4 3/4") and use rib trim 11" long by 2 1/2" wide and overlock it like you would a t-shirt. Centre of circle is 5" for back and appox 11" for front. Hope this helps. Shirley

by joyfullcreations 09 Mar 2013

Shirley you are a star, thank you so much. X

by shirley124 07 Mar 2013

Yes. There is always nieces and nephewsbeing born in my large family. They make a great gift.

by shirley124 07 Mar 2013

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by shirley124 07 Mar 2013

Thanks.Yes I like the pink one. The Cactus Punch Bears stitch out great as well.

by shirley124 07 Mar 2013

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by shirley124 07 Mar 2013

I have made them with towelling oddments from our local towel factory. Some are from towelling nappies which had flaws in them. I choose them carefully so I can get 2 from each nappy. They cost $1 each so are quite cheap to make. It takes 1.3 metres of pre gathered lace to go around the outside. Shirley

by joyfullcreations 07 Mar 2013

That is so clever, I am going to have a go at these. I can get some cheap hand towels which I think would do the job.
Thank you for the idea. X

by shirley124 07 Mar 2013

Yes nice and quick to put on he child and to take off.

by shirley124 07 Mar 2013

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by shirley124 07 Mar 2013

Thanks. The lace trim is great and easy to do. I overlock aound the edge before zigzag stitching the pre gathered lace.

by shirley124 07 Mar 2013

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by shirley124 07 Mar 2013

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by shirley124 06 Mar 2013

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