More Onesies

I had 2 more onesies to decorate... so, I did! I think they turned out pretty cute. I used a tutorial for the tie from Crap I've Made, and even used her pattern. I didn't sew it, and hope that doesn't matter in the long run.

I think they turned out kinda cute!

ha, I saw this and thought it was so cute... and to replicate!

The tie.

Thanks for reading about my mess,

Valerie


I am linking up here and here:





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Only Child {Big Brother} T-Shirt

So, I saw this idea the other day when I was looking for ideas for the "big brother, little brother" shirts I made (miss the post? see it here!). My brother called (the dad to these two kiddos) and our conversation about the oldest of the 2 (who's only 18 months)...

"How's David doing with his new brother?"
"Good, but he's spending lot's of time in Time Out!"
"Why?"
"Well, he's used to being 'King of the House', 'The Only Child", and now... not so much!"


LOL! Poor kid, so I made him his own shirt:

The back

The front (can only find pocket-tees for some reason)

The back

Hardly a mess, except for the first one I printed (onto the cloth no less) turned out Lavender... grrrrr....

Thanks for reading about my mess,

Valerie


I am linking up at these parties

and here too:

Onesie & Pocket Tee {Appliquéd}

I was so excited to hear that my brother's wife had their second son on Saturday, a beautiful baby boy! I am so excited and cannot wait to meet him! :) I wanted to make him something, so.... I had seen various versions of this around, and I wanted to make one myself. So, I came up with a graphic, printed it onto printable fabric (iron-on), and then cut it out and ironed it in place! :) (I toyed with the idea of sewing them on, for added insurance.... BUT I decided that for sanity's sake- I would just "trust the product"! (Here's to hopin' that the appliqué doesn't come off in the first washing!)

I made one for both the BIG and LITTLE brother:

The back of the Tee and the front of the onesie

Close up of the onesie

The onesie (again) and the front of the Tee

And that's it! As for making messes... this was barely even a mess! So fun and easy to do!

Products used in this project:

Onesie

HP Iron-on Transfers for Color Fabrics (6 transfer sheets, 8.5 x 11-inch)