HAPPY BIRTHDAY
First grandchild's birthday of the new year. Miss Kamrie had her birthday at the beginning of the month. I made her Alphabet bean bags. They were inspired by some my daughter made for a couple of the grandkids for Christmas. I purchased the alphabet fabric at Jo-Ann's and used 5 different colors of solid cotton. I used purple, red, blue, orange and green. I cut the blocks 4 1/2 " square. I then pressed a letter of the alphabet on each solid square, I rotated through the colors. Then I stitched each bag wrong sides together on three sides leaving the fourth side open. I filled them with the poli pellets. I used pins and pinned the fourth side closed. Then stitched along the fourth side. I used thread the color of the solid fabrics. After stitching all four sides I trimmed the seams with pinking shears to minimize fraying. Put them all in a small bucket. I added some other alphabet friendly games and such to the basket and voila a great gift! I have a vinyl cutter so I cut my own letters. Or you can purchase iron on letters at your local sewing store.
If you would like a set of alphabet letters you can contact me at uniqueinspirations@cox.net.




3 comments:
They did look cool! How much of each color did you buy?
Those turned out so cute!!-this is such a great gift, and easy too!!-I love the alphabet fabric, that was a good idea!
I think a 1/4 yard of the solid and 1/2 yard of the abc fabric
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