Cindy
(🇨🇦)
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I decided to make a taggie toy for my youngest grand daughter, a few of the instructions I found talked about adding crinkle so I gave that a try.
It’s about 12” square
Top with ribbons
Back
Crinkle layer … note: don’t use a chip bag as it perforates when sewn, use a plastic milk bag or liner from crackers.
For fun I made a smaller one, without crinkle, that can be used in her car seat …
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Tapestry
(Jenn)
3
So cute and baby-perfect!
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How cute! Love the fabric choices as well.
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kayrun
5
This type of crinkly was one of my g’daughter’s favorites as a baby! esp in the car seat –
well done!
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Adorable! I’m sure they will love it!
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Abbeeroad
(Abbie - she/her)
7
Cute! I always wondered what worked in the crinkle layer. Love that you made a mini version, too.
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Cindy
(🇨🇦)
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Apparently you can buy crinkle paper but the videos I watched said to use something recycled.
