Modern HomemakersPacifier Clip
Baby crafts are so fun! This pacifier clip is easy and fast to make. All you need is a hair rubber band, suspender clips, and some ribbon. Watch the video below if you want to learn how to make a pacifier clip.
Pacifier Clip
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Joquena,
Fantastic video – wish I’d seen it when my boys were younger. Who held the camera for you?
It’s nice to put a face to the name I see in my blog comments list – your little one is adorable too! 🙂
Talk to you soon!
~Amy Sue
Ahhh, Thanks! My husband is my fabulous camera man. What would we do without those wonderful men in our lives? Thanks for visiting, you know I love to hang out on your blog!
Joquena, I need you to come to my house and help out! Your craft area is fabulous! Love the binky clip! I’ll pass that along.
I’ll help you with your craft area if you help me with my garden 🙂
Its a deal! But I’ve got to warn you, my task is much easier than yours lol.
Oh my goodness, your sewing area looks “SEW” YOU!!! Love it! I bet you are excited to have your space all organized. The video was great…Of course my favorite part was the end when we got to see my handsome nephew. I have lots of ribbon that could be used for pacifier clips. Now I know another easy baby gift to make.
You also got to HEAR your noisy nephew the whole time 🙂 I had so much fun setting up that part of my craft room. Now to finish the rest. As you can see my goal is to look like a rainbow exploded in my craft room… I was literally shopping like a 2 year old 🙂
What sewing machine do you use in this tutorial, I’m looking to buy a new one and it seems like yours works pretty good.
Any recommendations on a new machine?
It’s a brother embroidery machine, I’m adding a link to it at the bottom of this blog post so you can see exactly which one I have. Amazon actually has it cheaper now that it was. I paid closer to $500 when i got it and they have it for 3. In totally honesty it only lasted me 3 years, though 🙁 I’m very hard on machines and I loved it while it lasted. It was great to be able to embroider things and I’m considering buying another one. If you do choose to get it I recommend you not every sew cloth diapers or thick/hard fabric on it. I broke the automatic threader early on by sewing a thick denim, and the machine didn’t recover after the trauma of 10 layers of cotton for a diaper insert. All that said it’s a great machine if you don’t expect it to act like a commercial machine. I now have a cheap hundred dollar machine to do all the bad stuff too while I save up for a replacement!