Indonesia was the first place to have the original gingham fabric which quickly found its way to Europe and then to North America where it remains popular today. Gingham was originally only available in the blue and white checks, but now you can purchase it in just about any color, and it is always in style when people are thinking of decorating their homes.
There is a natural warm and cozy look to gingham. This aesthetic and its functional durability make it a popular choice for mothers and fathers preparing a room to welcome their arriving infant. Parents eagerly waiting for the appearance of a baby boy will discover a variety of reasonable priced illustrations of stately--and unmistakably manly-- gingham crib bedding.
Boy baby bedding often utilizes gingham to boost an extensive design or compliment the sweeping impression of a particular appearance. If you buy your baby boy a patchwork quilt you are apt to find that gingham will almost always be an integral part of it. Gingham is a popular choice when it comes to the trim of baby blankets and linens like dust ruffles and bumpers.
If you decide to use gingham in your nursery, it's important to be sure that the linens that you choose adhere to the standard crib dimensions and that the material is safe. If the crib mattress has linens that don't fit properly they can slip off and dangerously entangle the baby, and sheets or blankets that contain even trace amounts of toxic chemicals can actually make toddlers and babies develop respiratory problems.
Baby crib bedding frequently comes in coordinated ensembles which include curtains, swags, toy sacks, laundry bags, etc. People have embraced these collections, because they eliminate the exhausting time and energy required to put together a combination of assorted items together yourself to make a cohesive whole. What's even greater about these crib sets is that they are so reasonably priced that parents who have to watch every last penny are now able to nicely decorate their new baby's nursery.
Gingham has continued to impress designers for years, with a space with movement and energy, while encouraging peace and tranquility. While it's true that there has been a recent boom in so-called sophisticated baby bedding, one should never totally discount gingham, for there is no other fabric so suited to uniting the seemingly disparate concepts of simplicity and beauty.
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