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| Lollipop Washcloth Gifts |
Our Northeast
Editor, Karrie, is amazing. Not only is
she a mom of three little ones under the age of 6, but she is a Super Nanny and
in her spare time… she’s crafty! By
spending only a few minutes with her you will quickly figure out why I consider
myself extremely blessed to have caller her my Best Friend for years.
Her newest
craft are these adorable lollipop washcloth gifts that are perfect for you to
bring to the next neighborhood baby shower.
I’m usually in a hurry (because I forgot that it was on my calendar)
trying to run really fast to Target and grab whatever is left on their registry
(usually something really lame or very expensive) and shoving it into one of my
“hand me” down gift bags (I refuse to pay $5 for a bag), so having something a
little “extra” tied to the card would make it at least look like I spent more
than five minutes out of my day. So,
grab out your pen and paper (or press “print” or “pin” this to Pinterest) and
make a list of supplies. When you find
time to sit down and make one, make more like ten. That way, you can keep them next to your old
baby shower bags for when you need something cute… FAST.
Lollipop Washcloth
Gifts
Supplies:
Favorite Ribbon
1 roll of Clear Plastic Wrap
Infant wash clothes in fun prints or colors (I like the Circo 3 packs)
1 pack of Gerber or Nuk metal handle baby spoons
Cut one strip of clear plastic wrap about 15 inches wide, then cut into two pieces (each strip will make 2 lollipops). Coordinate your washcloths and colored spoons (I like to match the pink/purple spoons with the pink washcloths, etc.).
Favorite Ribbon
1 roll of Clear Plastic Wrap
Infant wash clothes in fun prints or colors (I like the Circo 3 packs)
1 pack of Gerber or Nuk metal handle baby spoons
Cut one strip of clear plastic wrap about 15 inches wide, then cut into two pieces (each strip will make 2 lollipops). Coordinate your washcloths and colored spoons (I like to match the pink/purple spoons with the pink washcloths, etc.).
Starting from one corner, roll washcloth toward the opposite corner,
keeping the roll tight and the width about 1 inch.
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| Doesn't she have gorgeous hands... and ring! |
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| Washcloth Snail |
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| Ready to wrap with plastic wrap. See top of post for completed picture. |
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