Hygiene Bags

Here's Marcella's post:

Here's what they need

Hygiene Kit =80 2 unbreakable combs (no sharp handles) =80 4 toothbrushes (packaged) =80 1 tube of toothpaste (6-8 ounces, no pumps) =80 2 bars of soap (approximately 4-5 ounces) =80 2 hand towels (see hand towel guidelines below) Place items in a heavy-duty, one-gallon sealable bag. Remove the air before sealing.

And perhaps I'll assemble a few newborn kits

Newborn Kit =80 1 double receiving blanket (see receiving blanket guidelines below)

=80 4 flat fold (single thickness) cloth diapers - Birdseye Cloth or diaper flannel (100% cotton for both), approx. 25" x 27" (please do not

use pre-folded or diposable diapers) =80 4 diaper safety pins =80 1 pair booties or baby socks =80 2 regular-size bars of soap (Ivory or other non-allergenic brand) =80 1 newborn layette gown (not footed sleeper - see layette gown guidelines, below)

Place items in a heavy-duty, two-gallon sealable bag. Remove the air before sealing.

Double Receiving Blanket (for Newborn Kit) Fabrics: cotton flannel, or light weight fleece Size: two pieces of fabric that are each between 36 inches square and

36"x36" with the edges surged. To make the blanket: =80 With right sides facing each other, sew the two pieces of fabric together with a 1/4-inch seam around the edges. Leave a 6-inch opening.

=80 Turn so right side is out. =80 You may also serge two pieces together, no turning needed. =80 Baste opening edges and topstitch around the entire blanket for durability. =80 Sew a 10-inch square in the center to keep the fabric from shifting. =80 A narrow crocheted edge or piping border is acceptable but not required.=20

marcella

Here's the address:

Completed items may be shipped or delivered in person to: Latter-day Saint Humanitarian Center

You can see the details of the different kits at:

marcella

The Laws wrote:

Here's what they need

Hygiene Kit ? 2 unbreakable combs (no sharp handles) ? 4 toothbrushes (packaged) ? 1 tube of toothpaste (6-8 ounces, no pumps) ? 2 bars of soap (approximately 4-5 ounces) ? 2 hand towels (see hand towel guidelines below) Place items in a heavy-duty, one-gallon sealable bag. Remove the air before sealing.

And perhaps I'll assemble a few newborn kits

Newborn Kit ? 1 double receiving blanket (see receiving blanket guidelines below)

? 4 flat fold (single thickness) cloth diapers - Birdseye Cloth or diaper flannel (100% cotton for both), approx. 25" x 27" (please do not

use pre-folded or diposable diapers) ? 4 diaper safety pins ? 1 pair booties or baby socks ? 2 regular-size bars of soap (Ivory or other non-allergenic brand) ? 1 newborn layette gown (not footed sleeper - see layette gown guidelines, below)

Place items in a heavy-duty, two-gallon sealable bag. Remove the air before sealing.

Double Receiving Blanket (for Newborn Kit) Fabrics: cotton flannel, or light weight fleece Size: two pieces of fabric that are each between 36 inches square and

36"x36" with the edges surged. To make the blanket: ? With right sides facing each other, sew the two pieces of fabric together with a 1/4-inch seam around the edges. Leave a 6-inch opening.

? Turn so right side is out. ? You may also serge two pieces together, no turning needed. ? Baste opening edges and topstitch around the entire blanket for durability. ? Sew a 10-inch square in the center to keep the fabric from shifting. ? A narrow crocheted edge or piping border is acceptable but not required.

marcella

Gown instructions arent there. The URL for the instructions from LDS aren't there. Kay

Here's the link to the lists of what goes in different kit. There are instructions there for making a receiving blanket and a link for making the layette gown just a bit further down the page.

marcella

After the mailing address in Marcella's post is this link.

You can see the details of the different kits at:

marcella

I don't know anything about it, just re-posting Marcella's info.

Leslie & The Furbabies in MO.