These are for my friend Elizabeth’s baby who is due in just a few weeks. I didn’t know if it was a boy or a girl so I went with gender-neutral colors. I find I usually like gender-neutral baby clothes better than the traditional blue or pink baby stuff anyway. These two designs are a couple of my favorites so there are alot of other babies out there wearing others just like these already. You’ll be in good company, Baby F.
Updates:
- Have finished striped baby pants. Stay tuned for pictures soon!
- I am working on putting a couple of my patterns in pdf format. It’s not that hard, just time-consuming. My goal is to have at least one up by the end of the week, so check back!
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Those are adorable–lucky baby!
Sweet, simple, cute designs.
How did you do it?
i love the octo…i remember when e used to fit in his…sniffle sniffle, they grow so fast.
These are beautiful! I just started reading your blog – I was captivated by how expertly finished all your sewing is – especially since I don’t know the first thing about sewing! How did you create the little pictures on the onesies?
- Helen
Thanks!!! The basic idea is that you draw your design on freezer paper, cut it out, iron it onto a onesie, and then fabric paint the design. Hrmm…I’m sensing that I should probably put up a tutorial for this!
I love both of the designs. Very cute and gender neutral.
these are sooo cute!!
I’d love a tutorial…
love your blog too!
A tutorial would be magnificent!
Thanks for explaining
- Helen
these are sooo fantastic!!
Yes, I know I’m commenting on a three month old post, but I had to tell you i tried to do one of these last night. It worked like a charm! I can’t wait to crank these out!
Thanks for the inspiration!