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    Home » Baby » DIY Nautical Burp Cloth

    Published: Jul 16, 2014 | Modified: Jul 16, 2014 | Posted Under: Baby

    DIY Nautical Burp Cloth

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    This is a sponsored post on behalf of Martha Stewart Crafts as always all opinions are my own.

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    nautical burp cloth from @KatieJasiewicz #12MonthsOfMartha #MarthaStewartCrafts #Baby I was never one to like customized clothing, towels, bags, etc… that all changed once I had my son, Ryder. For some reason, I want his name on EVERYTHING. I’m kind of becoming addicted to it. When I got my nautical stencil in last month, I knew I wanted to use it and make a custom nautical burp cloth. We can never have too many burp cloths. Especially since we are in that super drooly stage. I type that as Ryder is sitting on my lap gnawing on my arm and drool is going everywhere. It kind of grosses me out. So I’ve found that burp cloths are my new clothing accessory. So if I have to have one on me 24-7  I might as well make it cute!

    nautical burp cloth from @KatieJasiewicz #12MonthsOfMartha #MarthaStewartCrafts #Baby

    Supplies:

    • Martha Stewart Crafts: Paper Stencils
    • Martha Stewart Crafts: Nautical Stencil
    • Martha Stewart Crafts Fabric Medium
    • Martha Stewart Craft Paint: Wild Blueberry, Habañero
    • Plate to place paint on
    • Pouncer
    • Cloth Diaper

    nautical burp cloth from @KatieJasiewicz #12MonthsOfMartha #MarthaStewartCrafts #Baby

    First, I punched out all the letters I would need for his name. Then I poured 2 parts blue paint to 1 part fabric medium. I mixed it on to my dish. I placed the burp cloth on top of the nautical stencil pouch to prevent paint bleeding through. Using a pouncer I went letter by letter. Giving a good 5-10 minute break in between so that I didn’t mess up the other letter. nautical burp cloth from @KatieJasiewicz #12MonthsOfMartha #MarthaStewartCrafts #Baby

    Once his name was dry, I then added the starfish. I did 2 parts red paint to 1 part fabric medium. Mixed it together and carefully pounced the paint on to the cloth diaper. nautical burp cloth from @KatieJasiewicz #12MonthsOfMartha #MarthaStewartCrafts #Baby

    I let it dry for 24 hours then washed it. And now I’m using this burp cloth every other day! nautical burp cloth from @KatieJasiewicz #12MonthsOfMartha #MarthaStewartCrafts #Baby

    Once again this is a great nap time craft. I would work on a letter and then clean up my craft room in between! nautical burp cloth from @KatieJasiewicz #12MonthsOfMartha #MarthaStewartCrafts #Baby

    This would make a great gift for a baby shower if you know the baby’s name. Oh and let’s get real… to get 2 decent photos with the baby not moving a mile of minute took us about 30 minutes. nautical burp cloth from @KatieJasiewicz #12MonthsOfMartha #MarthaStewartCrafts #Baby Stay tuned tomorrow. I’ll share how I made the fish on the wall.

    Disclaimer: This is a sponsored post on behalf of Martha Stewart Crafts. I received product and was asked to create a project using the product. As always all opinions are my own. 

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