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Let’s make baby goods by hand! Introducing popular handmade recipes

Many moms are probably thinking, “I want to prepare handmade items for my adorable baby!” The time you spend crafting while thinking of your precious child will surely remain as an irreplaceable and wonderful memory.

So this time, we’ll introduce how to make baby goods that are easy even for beginners.

We’ve gathered lots of heartwarming, cute items like bibs, swaddles, hats, and toys.

We’re also introducing items that can be used not only for newborns but also for 1- to 2-year-olds.

Please use this as a reference and try making them with lots of love.

Let's make handmade baby goods! Introducing popular DIY recipes (11–20)

Pom-pom baby swaddle

A pom-pom baby swaddle that gently wraps your little one is both cute and stylish, isn’t it? Many people prefer items that feel soft and gentle on a baby’s delicate skin.

This pom-pom swaddle is just the right size, not bulky, and can be used both at home and on the go.

Adding pom-poms around the edges highlights its adorable look.

When attaching the pom-poms, be sure to sew them on securely so they won’t come off.

Dice made from felt fabric

How to make an Anpanman felt dice
Dice made from felt fabric

Which character will it be? Let me share an idea for making dice out of felt.

What you’ll need: felt, a needle, thread, and scissors.

Since the dice are made of felt, they have a soft, gentle texture that’s really appealing.

The character faces are cute, and the colorful dice are sure to get kids excited! If you add number designs as an extra touch, children can also get familiar with numbers while playing—highly recommended! Give it a try!

Hooded swaddle with pattern

How to make a baby swaddle [Recipe & Pattern Available]
Hooded swaddle with pattern

A “hooded swaddle blanket with pattern” is a perfect handmade item for those aiming for a polished finish.

The addition of the hood boosts warmth, keeping your baby snug both outdoors and in cooler indoor settings.

Having a pattern makes it easy to position parts and adjust sizing, so even those not confident in sewing can work on it with peace of mind.

The design can be as cute as you like.

Enjoy making it bit by bit between childcare tasks, and once it’s finished, it will serve as a special piece for a long time.

knitted baby swaddle

The knitted baby swaddle is finished 👶
knitted baby swaddle

A “knitted swaddle” made with soft New Cotton Baby yarn offers a gentle finish that’s suitable even for a baby’s sensitive skin.

The warmth and lightness of the stitches keep your baby comfortable, and it’s filled with the special love that only handmade items can provide.

Knitting it also becomes a time to deepen the parent–child bond and create lasting memories.

It’s usable year-round, so it’s sure to be a piece you’ll cherish for a long time.

Enjoy creating your own original design—this swaddle will become a valuable partner in your childcare journey.

Anpanman drawstring pouch (sling bag)

I managed to make an Anpanman drawstring pouch, even being super slapdash!
Anpanman drawstring pouch (sling bag)

Carry your precious things with you! Here’s an idea for an Anpanman drawstring pouch.

You’ll need fabric, colored cord, a pencil, felt, a needle, and thread.

This project doesn’t require a pattern, so it’s great for beginners at handcrafts! It’s adorable to see kids happily filling the pouch their guardian made for them with one treasure after another.

It could be fun to adapt it to the faces of Anpanman’s friends, too! Give it a try.