How to make a baby car seat cover

With two girls in a roll, I thought I would be able to reuse most of the baby and toddler stuff and I was. I had to buy only a few things for the little one and this saved me tons of time and money. But when I pulled out the toddler’s car seat from

For some reason all the tutorials I could find online were for more of a carseat canopy. Since that's not practical for an Ohio winter, I d...

Car Seat Cover Tutorial: A cute, easy canopy for your baby's car seat that is durable and looks great!

Baby Center Community Carseat Canopy by Genevieve

I wasn't sure I'd actually use one of these car seat covers...but you know what? I LOVE having this! It's perfect for a newborn that wants to stay asleep and keeps them out of the wind. You might have to fudge with the measurements to fit your own carseat because mine is really big...but it's...Read More

Car Seat Cover Tutorial: A cute, easy canopy for your baby's car seat that is durable and looks great!

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DIY Car Seat Cover Free Sewing Patterns & Tutorials: stretchy car seat cover, baby gifts

Here is how to make a car seat canopy to keep your little one protected from the weather and unwelcome germs. What you need: 1-1/2 yards of cotton or flanne ...

Learn how to make this adorable car seat cover without sewing a stitch. This free pattern is easy to make, This is the perfect project for a beginning crafter. This car seat cover is easy to customize for those living in a colder climate. This car seat cover would make a great handmade gift idea.

DIY: Stretchy Car Seat Cover and Nursing Cover DUO | via makeit-loveit.com

There are plenty of reasons to make your car seat cover. First, making one at home is much cheaper than buying one. Thanks to this, you will be able to

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Baby Car Seat Cover Tutorial

With the cold weather coming, we need to keep our little people nice and warm! I decided to make a "shower cap" style car seat cover for our infant seat because I knew I could make it for less than the going price out there ($20-$30) and it would be a lot cuter. I had the solid fleece leftover from another project, I bought the monkey fleece from the remnant bin, and everything else I already had on hand. This project took me an afternoon and cost about $3. ***A note about car seat safety…

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Car Seat Cover Tutorial: A cute, easy canopy for your baby's car seat that is durable and looks great!

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We have covered 23 DIY car seat cover projects you can easily make from home. Check out this complete list and find the one that suits you!