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Grow Slow Turtle Blankie

The cute Grow Slow Turtle Blankie is a wonderful gift for any expecting mother or new baby. This classic square blankie features a lovely gray and green knit fabric with a super soft feel and a size that's perfect for cuddling or swaddling. This piece is part of the curated Poetic Threads Baby Collection. This line is perfect for any little one or new parents, with playful pieces designed with breathtaking artwork, cute characters and silly sentiments that remind us to enjoy the time we have when we’re young and to not grow up too fast. Each piece is crafted to fit flawlessly in any nursery or bedroom with safety-tested materials, soft fabrics and more. This blankie is the perfect present for any little one, new parent or expecting parent on your list.

Size: 13"dia.
Materials: cotton, plastic, polyester
Care Instructions: Machine Wash - Cold, Air Dry
Sentiment: Grow slow little one... don't get big too fast! Make each precious moment last. More cuddles, more giggles, more time to play, cherish the fun in every day. Keep growing bigger and stronger... just stay little a while longer.
Copyright: © 2021 Lori Siebert for DEMDACO
UPC: 638713565457
I rattle. Includes J-hook for hanging.

SKU: 5004720269

lori siebert

For artist Lori Siebert, creative inspiration is as close as her family. This focus on meaningful relationships is a common thread apparent throughout her collections. At the age of seven, Lori began taking art lessons and won a ribbon for her painti ng at a local fair. From that day forward, art became an essential part of her life. Taking classes to expand her talent led to a degree in graphic design and opening her design firm, Olika Studio. Now, she splits her time between her home studio and mentoring a growing number of talented designers at Olika Studio. With a mix of media from acrylics and watercolors to torn paper and clay, Lori’s eclectic work spans sculpture, painting and illustration. Her designs feature unique materials and i nspiring hand-lettered texts, and her influences include vintage quilts, her children's drawings and quirky folk asked to define her style, Lori says, “I like to be a bit of a chameleon. Experimentation with different styles and mediums feeds my i

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