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Baby's Layette
1962Overview
Young infant's handmade woollen layette includes:
1. Cream bonnet with white silk ribbon bows
2. Cream jacket, long sleeved, and collar with white silk ribbon bows and delicate embroidered flowers
3. Cream booties with white silk ribbon bows and delicate embroidered flowers
Historical information
Baby's Layette made for Sandra Dale Gregory by Sandra's Grandmother, Ros S Hay 1962
(using 2ply nimbla wool)
Details
Details
Registration number
cwa-org-124-2025.160
Item type
Clothing
Material
Cotton
Ribbon
Silk
Wool
Contextual information
A layette is a coordinated collection of clothes for a newborn, though the term is also used to refer to basic supplies for an infant. A basic layette set is typically made up of four items: a sleepsuit, diaper cover, bodysuit, and hat.
However, it can also include other things like socks, booties, and hair accessories.
Year
Primary significance criteria
Social or spiritual significance
Last modified
Monday, 26 May, 2025
Completeness
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