Remember ‘Project C’…
well the creations below are much, much cuter (probably because most girly things are)!
Simple and spices up the plain onesie.
An old dress I never wore because it fit weird. Transformed;
A little fun onesie for the Manke baby girl. While I was making these, I couldn’t help but think of how exciting it will be to someday make cute little things for a girl! It’s going to be so different from dressing a boy everyday.
I adore Chase and definitely try to have fun dressing him, but let’s face it, girls have way more cute things! Can’t wait!
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so cute jami! girls are fun to dress for sure…but boys are easier haha
do you use iron on stuff or no-fray edging or anything?
Just wondering how you attach the fabric to the onesie :) is is just the stitching?
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I used no fray spray & stitching. Although, I am going to try a different technique because even that doesn’t seem to do the trick! I do not know how to sew, so I just did it by hand. But i am hoping to learn when I live near my family!
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I do this too Jami!!! We would have such a fun time together if we ever hung out!!!!
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Oh I just read your other comments. I use the iron on adhesive. It’s called heat n bond lite. Works great! I’ve washed all the ones I’ve made multiple times and still perfect!
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i made my sisters a bunch of appliqued onesies. they are so fun! i use a sewing machine with mine, but your hand-stitching is so adorable!
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Oh I wondering hoe this was done- I’ll have will have to get some iron on adhesive- I have been wanting to make tshirts like this for a while but I can’t sew well either.
Very cute onesies though, great job :)
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omgoodness Jami! I LOVE THESE!!!! i so wish you lived closer so I could have some creative motivation!! :D Gabi would look adorable in these haha
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