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Newborn Baby Cocoon

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Newborn Baby Cocoon! I just love all of these sweet little baby pictures. Mom's, make this yourself and bring it with you to the photographers. The best thing is, you can make as many as you want and in any color that you like.

Skill Level: Beginner


This is a 4 page pattern, and it includes pictures. It is a quick and easy pattern, perfect for beginners. This makes a wonderful photography prop!





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