Giveaway Reminder!

Today's the last day to enter the giveaway for free fabric on Handmade Baby Clothes!  Enter before midnight tonight to have a chance to win some Harmony Art Organic Alphabet Soup Cotton Interlock fabric!

Neutral Wrap-up

I can't believe this month is almost gone!  There are so many neutral things I've yet to touch on.  But, since this is my last neutral series post, I not only highlight some of the fun posts from this month, but I've included some other ideas that I had to mention in this series. Oh, and don't forget the giveaway - time's almost up!! 

Choosing Neutral Knit Fabrics

In an earlier post, I discussed choosing neutral fabrics, which is hard.  But have you tried finding neutral KNIT fabrics?  HARDER!!  I've listed my tips and suggestions in this latest post.  Hope it helps you!

EXTRA! Bettsy Kingston Newborn Jacket

Just found this tutorial, and thought it would be perfect for those newborn neutral people out there.  Check it out! http://www.bettsykingston.com/2010/07/free-pattern-newborn-jacket/

Neutral Newborn Knit Pants and MORE!

Today is a big day at Handmade Baby Clothes.  Neutral Newborn Knit Pant free pattern and tutorial today, plus our first giveaway!

Sleep Sack Ideas

A sleep sack (or a few) is a great addition to any baby's wardrobe.  Check out the latest post which has two different links to tutorials for neutral sleep sacks that use old or thrifted clothing for the fabric.  Check it out on www.handmadebabyclothes.org.

Neutral Extra! Carnival Themed Baby Shower

If you're a not-gonna-find-out-momma, you might want to try this carnival themed baby shower!

(Photo via Bump Smitten)

Neutral Baby Blanket by Katy Dill

Today's Neutral Series post has a special guest - Katy Dill of No Big DIll!  She gives her step-by-step tutorial for a newborn baby blanket made of knit fabric.  Check it out here on Handmade Baby Clothes.org

Sewing Theme Baby Shower

For the Mom-to-Be who loves handmade baby clothes, this beautiful sewing-themed baby shower will provide lots of inspiration!  Check it out here on Bump Smitten!

Neutral Food Applique Ideas

Different food appliques - especially fruits or veggies - can be a great way to embellish neutral baby clothes. Check out the latest post on the Handmade Baby Clothes website - it will hopefully whet your appetite (I couldn't resist the pun).

Reversible Pants: Part Two

Did you see the reversible pants tutorial from my last post?  Well, here is an alternative finishing method - just to give you some options.  Check it out here as part of Handmade Baby Clothes' Neutral Series.

Reversible Pants Tutorial

Here's an idea: make some reversible pants - one with a "boy" side and one with a "girl" side.  Bring them to the hospital, and you're sure to be prepared!  Check out the full tutorial in this post on Handmade Baby Clothes.

Neutral Baby Hats

Consider making a hat (or two) to add to your neutral baby wardrobe.  For my latest post, I've rounded up a few different styles - complete with tutorials - to help you out!

(Photo credit: Sweet Pea Pilot Cap by Sew Liberated)

Neutral Animal Applique Ideas

It's hard to find just the right embellishment that keeps an outfit neutral.  So to help, I've selected some neutral animal appliques for today's post.  I hope it inspires you!

Neutral Newborn Shirts

Make a super cute newborn hospital shirt after reading this post on Handmade Baby Clothes.  Differentiate your baby from the rest!

Neutral EXTRA! Baby Shower

Throwing a shower for a 'not-gonna-find-out-momma?'  Check out this beautiful, neutral baby shower brunch on Bump Smitten.  Any mom would love a shower like this!

(Image courtesy of BumpSmitten.com)

Denim on the 4th!

Happy 4th of July!  Today's the day to celebrate all things American - baseball, apple pie, and denim!  Today's post on Handmade Baby Clothes features some fun neutral denim items for baby.  

(photo credit: diaper cover by ma bella bel on Etsy)

Finding Neutral Fabric

If you've ever tried finding "neutral" fabric, you know how difficult it can be.  I've put together a few of my tips that may help you in the latest post on Handmade Baby Clothes.  

-Erin