This basket is for a baby who was in the process of being born just yesterday! Sending thoughts their way, hoping for a healthy and happy baby!
Just like the basket from my last post, but pumped up with a few extra details. And a few extra goodies inside. Once I started making stuff I couldn’t stop. I used scraps from other projects I had made for their nursery, so it was easy to get carried away. This basket has a front pocket and fancy handles.
Inside are some terry cloth washcloths made with super soft flannel, again some of the Gail burp cloths, and a tiny little flannel receiving blanket, and of course some diapers.
The fabrics are Heather Ross Far Far Away II moons for the exterior and Lizzy House Outfoxed for the lining, I thought it was another match made in heaven.
** Just want to add that I’m going to ask the woman who’s project I based this off of before I might do a tutorial/pattern. 🙂 Thanks for all your sweet comments about both of the baskets.
I love your baskets. I’ve been making bags forever… but I cant figure out how you sewed in the divider… can you share your awesome secret? 🙂 pretty please with sugar on top 😉 xoxo
This is totally adorable!! I’d love a tute so I can make one for my friends baby due in March. 😉
Hmm, I wonder if we could make it to fit a package of wipes on the side so she could use it as a portable changing supply basket then..
SO CUTE!! I am in total basket envy! -Marci @ Stone Cottage Adventures
Absolutely in love with these baskets. Makes me want to have a baby just to get one
How did you make the handles like that? Another great basket!
We used the same dipes! Super cute, just like the last ones with awesome accessories! We lived for burp clothes those first few days with both our kids. They will love it. Fingers crossed for a healthy baby and mama, and an easy (well, as easy as possible) delivery!
Love that! Those handles are awesome. Why have I never thought of doing handles like that?!!
I love the fabric combinations you make! They are super pretty! Just as everything about those baskets and what’s in them. 🙂
beautiful! I love the cotton webbing with the fabric on the backside! would you consider doing a tutorial on your separator?
I’ll say it again – this is such a fantastic baby present!!
So this is fab.u.lous!! Arexyou just gong to torture us? Or will you pretty please make this available as a pattern?
A tutorial would be great!
Both baskets are so lovely. I would have loved to have received a gift like that when the kids were born!
So pretty!
Love it, just pinned it!
Ooooo I love it! I hope the gal says yes you can do a tutorial/pattern because I NEED TO KNOW HOW TO MAKE THIS!!! Love how structured it is.
Would LOVE a tutorial!!!! One of the cutest baskets I’ve ever seen! I can picture them lined up on the stairs with an initial for each child to use to return their belongings to their room 🙂
this is amazing! fingers crossed for a tutorial!!!
Love that animal print on the burp clothes. Where is it from?
LOVE the baskets! Funny. That’s what I’m working on for a new baby too. Mine doesn’t have the divider in it though, sure would love some pointers on that. Just haven’t wanted to expend the brain energy to figure that one out. Super cute!
I’m kicking myself for missing your cyber sale on your patterns. Will you be having any other sales before Christmas? I want your 241 tote pattern. See it all over, and LOVE it!!!
i’m soooo excited about these baskets!! that moon fabric, and all the little details…i love what you did with handles and the pocket…perfection!!
Beautiful basket! I just love your orange and brown combination. And what a useful and thoughtful gift!
That is theeee cutest fabric basket I have ever seen. LOVE IT!
love the colours
Love love love! Beautiful work! Crossing my fingers on Tut!
This is SO cute. I absolutely love the little pocket and the color combination.
Yes, you need to provide a tutorial! I have friends due in march and would love to make this for them.
These baskets are sew cute!!! I sure hope she lets you do a tutorial because I need to make some of these too!!!
Loving mark II too, lucky new parents!
Love the 2nd basket just as much as the first! It is awesome. Crossing fingers for the tut xxx
Even lovelier than the first
What a great way to ‘wrap’ up all those little gifts – and be functional to! Fabulous 🙂
So gorgeous! Can’t wait to see a tutorial. Or I can let you know next time I’m pregnant 😉
Seriously, these are so great! I just love everything about them. You are awesome, Anna!
Another fabulous basket, I love those fabrics together. You are the basket making queen for sure!
This basket pattern is on my wish list. I hope it works out. Curious as to what kind of interfacing you used? Love the added pockets and fabrics!!
It’s just wonderful!
I hope you can do a tutorial! That basket would make the best baby shower gift!
Love this! I’m having a baby in April and I want this, I hope she says yes to a tutorial from you bc I want to know how to make it;) By the way, new subscriber here. If you’d like, check out my blog at: http://www.glamglory.blogspot.com
-Reyna
would love that please please
these are SO cute Anna!!!! (Can you imagine putting sock yarn in this to carry around the house & car?! eek!) xo
GREAT basket!! I hope you can make a tutorial. I would love that!
Awesome basket. Really love them a lot.
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What a fantastic gift for a new baby. I certainly would have appreciated such a present when I had mine.
this basket is gorgeous!!!
clever and beautiful gift!
Hello Anna! Your modification of Ayumi´s fabric basket is great!!!! I like its usefulness. Really nice job!! Have a lovely time, Jolana
Oh I look forward to a tutorial on this basket; I have searched the web for a pattern that included the dividers and can not locate one!
Yay! I saw the chevron fabric at my local fabric shoppe and was reminded how much I loved it on your basket! I want to make one soon 🙂
What is the line of fabric that you used for the blanket and washcloths? And would you say that green bracelet fabric is pretty true to color (as best you can tell?) I have purchased the PDF for this divided basket -thank you for putting it together for us. I’ll be sewing up one this weekend!
Hi Terrieannie! My neighbor had actually given me the fabric, so I’m not sure who the manufacturer is, I’m so sorry. And as far as the green bracelet goes, I’d say in these pics it looks a little lighter than it really is. Hope that helps a bit!
Found it! It’s called Forest Friends flannel by northcott, here’s a listing on etsy for some of the collection: http://www.etsy.com/listing/93231859/sale-northcott-forest-friends-flannel
A fabric question. What is the black and white crosshatch fabric you used for bias tape? I heart it deeply! Just bought your pattern and am off to sew 🙂
It’s summersville by lou summers for moda! 🙂 Thanks!!!
Just discovered your blog by regenbogenbuntes.blogspot.de … it’s so inspiring! Lovely basket – I love those ones, so cute, useful and versatile! Great ideas and projects in general – I will take a peek regularly from now on!
hugs, serafeena
I MADE THIS THIS PAST WEEK! I am very new to sewing and I have to say that this was the easiest tutorial I have followed as of yet. The instructions were clear and easy to follow! The only problem I had was that my exterior ended up being a little bigger than my lining. Next time I will check that before I sew the exterior! MAKING A LOT MORE OF THESE! YOU DID A GREAT JOB PUTTING IT TOGETHER!!!!!
Where did you find the basket pattern / tutorial?
Hi Lea,
It’s my pattern, you can find it in my shop here: https://www.blog.noodle-head.com/product/divided-basket-pdf-pattern-2 🙂
Anna