Eight Monogramming Tips for Baby Gifts

What decisions do you need to make before monogramming a baby gift? Monogramming a baby blanket or outfit is the most elegant touch you can add. A monogram makes every gift special.It is very important to decidethe order of the initials for the monogram .Three letter monograms are available in many styles. Some monograms put the last name in the middle and some put all of the initals in the order of the names. It is easy to make a mistake and put the middle name where the last name should be.

Monograms are available in many shapes and sizes so here are some tips to help you select the perfect monogram for your personalized baby gift.

1. Choose the correct monogramming style

How do you choose a monogram style? If you want all of baby's initials the same size choose this type of monogram. THM These letters areall the same size and start with the first initial of the first name, then the middle name and finally the last nme. The font is usually block, This size of this monogram can range from1/2 inch wich is just large enough to fit on an infant lap shirt or 6 inches which would look terrific on the front of a diaper bag. B. If you want more traditional monogram,. choose a monogram with the initial of the last namelarger than the other twoinitials.These monograms are also 3 letters ,but the middle letter is the last name and is larger than the first and last initials. The font can be block or script and look best when they are at least 1 inch.

2. Monogram baby stuff that you want to be important. Monograms look great on baby blankets, pillows, clothing, quilts, towels , shopping cart covers, carseat covers, diaper bags , towels and baby wipe cases.

3. Decide where to puta large monogram. We recommend putting large monograms or baby blankets and quilts. The monogram is embroidered in the middle of the blanket or centered on the bottom of the blanket. If the quilt has a border, the monogram is equally beautiful on the top of the quilt or on the bottom.

4. Smaller monogram look best when angled in the corner of a blanket .

5. Smaller monogramsareour choice for baby clothing. After all the baby is the feature, you don't want the monogram overpowering the star attraction. Embroider smallmonogramson the collar or right side near the neck of babyclothing.

6. Choosing the color of the monogram is very important.

You need to decide if the monogram is the feature of the item or just an accent. If you want the monogram to be noticeable , make sure the thread color is a contrast to the fabric. For example, if your blanket is light blue, choose a navy or chocolate brown embroidery. If your blanket is hot pink. choose white as a contrasting color. White thread on a dark background creates a beautiful contrast as shown in the picture to the left.

Sometimes, you want a very soft monogram and might choose a soft blue on a blue background or light pink on a white background. The color choice is very important so take your time in selecting the right color.

7.. Monograms offer a good alternative when you have a baby with very long names or a middle name that is the Mother's family name. Many blankets don't have room for three names or two very lengthy names. With a monogram you can use all of baby's names as initials and you have created a personalized gift that will please everyone.

8. Sometimes your want to choose a monogram rather than a name.Monograms area good solution if Mothers want a baby item personalized but are fearful of having the baby's name on an article of clothing.

Monograms make everything look luxurious and costly. They add a touch of class to all of baby's accessories andevery monogrammed item becomes a special personalized keepsake.