Homemade Baby Bedding Part II

I'm sewing bedding for my grandson, the plans were posted in a previous entry.

The first stage was to cutout the bumper, sew the quilt top, and put everything together to send out for quilting. A very nice lady in Iowa who owns a machine quilter put musical notes all over these pieces with her machine and shipped it back to me for the next step. If anyone needs a machine quilter, contact me through this blog and I'll put her in contact with you. Above is a sample picture of what I got back, quilted and ready for Step 3. But if you'd like to see closeups of the quilting, here's a page: http://www.ourhomemadehouse.com/MachineQuiltedCutoutBedding/

So, Step Three is to finish cutting out these pieces and sew them together. And here are some samples of how it's progressing:

http://www.ourhomemadehouse.com/HomeMadeBabyQuilt/

So far, I'm really pleased with the way it's turning out.

Homemade Baby Bedding

Here are some working notes for the patterns I'm making for baby bedding.
Text is:

The material for the
Bumper will be cut as follows:

One side, 2 pieces:
A1* 4 - 18.5" X 10.5"
A2* 6- 15.5 X 10.5
The Ties are in black and serve as cording as well as tie.

B* There will be a piece of 1.5" for the edges. This measures 182" for each piece, to go entirely around the side of the pillow

The back of the bumper will be cut in 2 36.5" X 10.5" pieces and 2 45" X 10" pieces.

Baby Bedding Sizes(for home baked patternmaking)

in inches. width length depth
FITTED CRIB SHEET 27 51 6
FLAT CRIB SHEET: percale 51 63

CHANGING PAD COVER 27 34 1
CRIB SKIRT: box pleats 27 51 16
CRIB SKIRT 28 52 16
CRIB DUVET COVER 35 42
CRIB COMFORTER COVER 35 42
DUVET INNER 89 107 35 42 35 42
INFANT QUILT 36 45
CRIB BUMPER SYSTEM: incl. inner* 10 162 1.5
Total consists of 2 L-shaped pieces with a total of 16 sets of ties (8 top & 8 bottom).
HOODED TOWEL 30 40
HAND TOWEL 14 32
RECEIVING BLANKET 30 30
COTTON WAFFLE BLANKET 30 40