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As promised, here are the pictures of the new nap-time blankie. I decided that it really didn't need tying since the flannel sticks pretty well to the cotton. It's just a simple, sew it right sides facing, leave a hole, turn it, then top stitch around the edge (note: I should have changed to a top-stitching needle to make the stitches look a little nicer, but I'm out and too lazy to go to the store). Easy peasy. I did add a little special something to the backside, though.
As promised, here are the pictures of the new nap-time blankie. I decided that it really didn't need tying since the flannel sticks pretty well to the cotton. It's just a simple, sew it right sides facing, leave a hole, turn it, then top stitch around the edge (note: I should have changed to a top-stitching needle to make the stitches look a little nicer, but I'm out and too lazy to go to the store). Easy peasy. I did add a little special something to the backside, though.
