I’m way behind on my handmade shopping lists, but I didn’t want to let this one pass me by.

Dana, from Made (you remember the shirt dress, don’t you?) has just reopened her shop where she sells a variety of hand-sewn baby gear and accessories. You must pop over and take a look! Her designs are fun, simple and downright GOR-geous!

Doesn’t this receiving blanket look so deliciously soft and luxurious? I think I’d like to curl up in it right alongside my baby! Plus, these blankets have stretch which makes them perfect for a nice, tight swaddle!

I also adore her hair clips. They’re so sweet and perfectly girly!

And she hasn’t left out the boys! Check out this cool camo pacifier clip!

Also, be sure to stop by her blog before midnight on Sunday for your chance to win one of these two lovely blankets:

Love the ruffle, love the dots…love these blankets!

Go on and give her some love now, and help her empty out that shop that she just filled!

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Chalkboard paint + ostrich egg = total brilliance! These eggs from The Red Thread may be more suitable for an older child, but I think they’d make the perfect gift for creative-minded tween or teen. Check out her shop for details on how to buy!

Mmmcrafts is offering the pattern for these sleepy bunnies in her shop! What a sweet pair they are. You can purchase the pattern and make as many as you need for the little folks in your life.

Have any budding fashionistas or dollmakers in your home? They will love this bunny paperdoll set from Allsorts! It’s available now in her Etsy shop!

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*Do you make and sell lovely things for children? If so, I want to feature your handmade goodies! Send me an email or use our “Submissions” form. Can’t wait to hear from you!*

I love these knitted stuffies from The Lark, especially their vintage wares! Check out her shop for more!

Petite Elefant came up with a wonderful idea when she needed a reminder of the words to her child’s favorite lullabies…she printed and framed the lyrics to keep close by! She’s accepting custom orders for your own special lullaby or poem with your child’s name!

*Do you make and sell lovely things for children? If so, I want to feature your handmade goodies! Send me an email or use our “Submissions” form. Can’t wait to hear from you!*

If you liked the circus embroidery pattern we featured a couple weeks ago, then you’ll love these printable party supplies from Paper and Cake. They’re *very* affordable and perfect for you DIYers out there!

These alphabet embroidery patterns by Penguin and Fish are so very sweet. Keep checking back as more letters are added! (via ohdeedoh)

I love this totally awesome Owlie Party Crown from Whimsy Love. It just screams “fun” doesn’t it?

And finally, there’s this gorgeous heirloom bib pattern from JCHandmade. Perfect for a beginning sewer who wants to make something very special for a Mom-to-be or newborn baby.

*Do you make and sell lovely things for children? If so, I want to feature your handmade goodies! Send me an email or use our “Submissions” form. Can’t wait to hear from you!*

So cute. Cupcake Cutie Candle Holder from The Small Object.

Maya Made has updated her shop! These sacks are *perfect* for containing all of those lovely little toys that the kiddos seem to acquire. Check out her Etsy shop for more styles (before they’re all gone)!

This gorgeous wooden butterfly teether comes from Little Alouette, the Etsy shop of Amy Turn Sharp (doobleh-vay).

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*Just a note…I hope to have the “Handmade Shopping List” be a regular feature here. Do you sell something for kids that you think should be included? Fill out the submissions form or shoot me an email!

Some things deserve a big “Seriously?” sign on top of them. This insanely cute cupcake hat is available at Artology’s Etsy shop. (via All Things Cupcake)

You have to check out this nursery rhyme coloring book by Flipflops and Applesauce. Very cute and *very* affordable.

I absolutely love the simple design of A Little Hut’s alphabet cards. They frame beautifully and, because you can print the PDF as often as you like, you can let the kiddos color all over them! Click