A Touch of Whimsy...but Ignore the Wrinkles

So we put Moose's toddler rail onto her crib a couple of weeks ago. I couldn't lift her in and out over that high railing anymore. Her crib had this nice wooden front that never needed any crib skirt (It also meant that I could never put anything under the crib), but the railing doesn't have anything and just left this big wide ugly opening, so I had to make a little bed skirt. I couldn't resist adding a little bunny onto it. Do ignore the wrinkles! I was too excited to put it on so I did not iron it yet...and it really needs it, but I think I might add a little fluffy tail onto it still.

Please do ignore the wrinkles!

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Fish Finger Glove Puppet

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