Let's cover a baby essential: a little burp cloth to save your shoulders. If you already have one, you know what I'm talking about; if not, take my word for it, you'll save your shirts from a few trips through the washing machine.
Yes, after babies eat, you have to help them burp, and sometimes it comes with milk. Since you hold them in a position where their mouth ends up on your shoulder, you often end up staining your clothes.
Whether it's milk or drool, this shoulder-saver will be your ally.
It's very, very easy to sew. In fact, we're giving you two options: one that's easier and that you'll make in no time, so you can have one for every feeding, and another that's not difficult, just a little, only a little, more involved.
Download the pattern below, decide which version you'd rather make (you can watch the video first to choose more easily), and go for it!
Set up your machine and get sewing.
I hope you enjoyed the tutorial. You know the drill: share the love, and if you liked it, hit the like button :) The cloud fabric is from I Love Kutchi
If you'd like to show us how great yours turned out, you can send us a photo at info@luluferris.com, or if you post it on social media, tag us @luluferris or use the hashtag #cosiendoconlulu.
And if you want to see more ideas for sewing things for babies, don't miss our blog post Motherhood: Preparing for the Arrival.
We'll be posting Part II soon :)
Happy sewing!