Both parents are FSU alumni and Seminole fans. The Indian ragdoll design is from Jumping Needle (no longer available), and I added "Daddy's Little Seminole" with an alphabet I have from Oregon Patch Works.
Madison's room is all decked out in pink, so I choose pink for this burp cloth. The lovely monogram is Empire font from Embroidery Arts.
When I found out her name is going to be Madison Marie, I immediately thought of M&Ms. How I do love chocolate... I modified a design from Stitch On Time to do a playful burp cloth with her initials.
To coordinate, Kathy digitized an "m" for me in a font that would make this bib look like a big M&M.
(Turns out some family members are already calling Madison M&M, so my ideas were appreciated. Woo-hoo!)
The only specific thing Becky requested were some bows with monogrammed buttons to use on Madison's stroller and infant carrier. I've had a covered button kit for a long time but never attempted it. There is really nothing to it, and I'm glad I finally had a reason to give it a try! Valerie lent a hand by making the bows for me, and then I added the monogrammed button to the front and safety pin to the back. I hope they work well!
oooohhh... cute, cute, cute. A friend of mine just had a little girl named Madyson Michelle and they are calling her M&M... would love to have that 'm' so that I could make her a bib like that! I'm going to go check out stitch on time right now!
ReplyDeleteWe can't wait to put Madison in her Seminole onesie. The bows did work out perfectly. I will post pictures soon on my blog. We have a picture of her in her car seat with the bow on it. My dad, who calls Madison M&M, hasn't seen the bib and burpcloth yet, but I am sure he will just love it. Thanks again! We really love all of them.
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