Friday, June 25, 2010

Modern Baby Blankets

I just came across these photos the other day and thought it would be fun to post them.  Before Jack and Tess were born I wanted to make them special receiving blankets.  So this is what I came up with.  They turned out to be more playmats than blankets, but they were enjoyable nonetheless.  And look how cute Jack and Tess were as babies!

15 comments:

  1. they are crazy cute... as are the blankets. Is there no limit to your creativity... makes me think about stretching my limits a bit. Thanks for the inspiration yet again. :)

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  2. You are indeed creative superman...and they were just as cute then as they are now!

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  3. gorgeous and precious. it's fun to see something from years ago...

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  4. they were the cuuuutest babies! they look like little dolls. these are super cool too.

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  5. Lovely! Do you still use these? They look like they would be beautiful bedspreads.

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  6. Thanks everybody!

    Maiz - I haven't used them in quite awhile. Maybe I should get them back out. They might fit nicely on their beds now. Good idea!

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  7. Joel, I love your work! When I saw these baby blankets immediately came to my mind the first craft work the late artist Sonia Delaunay did when she was expecting her son. She was a russian painter that emigrated to Paris and then met and married the french painter, Robert Delaunay. And her blanket was done 100 years ago!
    Renata Rubim, from Brazil (www.renatarubim.com.br)

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  8. Beautiful babies indeed... and blankets ! congrats for both

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  9. Your babies are adorable! If they weren't a boy and a girl, I'd swear they were identical. The blankets are awesome too, of course.

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  10. What a cute little babies!
    And the blankets are equally beautiful.

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  11. I love the night gowns they are wearing. Do you remember where you bought them? I two new grandbabies and would love to get these for them. Thank you. Debbie

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  12. Thanks everybody!

    Anonymous- Thanks. I'm a little familiar with Robert Delaunay, but didn't know that story. Cool!

    Debbie - I love those gowns too. They are the Kimono's from Under the Nile. Here's a link:

    http://www.underthenile.com/underthenile/itemDetailBR125.htm

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  13. oh I love these!!! so so cute! blankets as well as babies of course ;)

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