First, I had a thought of brilliance at our 3:00am feeding... why not try Microsoft clip art for patterns! Boy, I found lots of cute stuff... including this whimsical Santa. These buttons are from my great grandmother's stash. I used one of our old baby wash cloths for the beard. And Santa's face was from a baby hat, that never fit Mike's big head.
For Adelyn I made a shirt to go over a long sleeve onesie made like a pillowcase dress would be- it is so easy! They have great video tutorials on utube. Then made a yo-yo, added a button, and attached a clip that could go onto one of her headbands.
My very favorite part of this project was having Adelyn all snuggled up in my craft room snoozing away to the hum of the sewing machine. I am looking so forward to clearing off a spot for her to craft next to me someday!
Ps. Photo's posted soon of my cuties modeling their custom Christmas couture!
I love the appliqued onesies! They turned out very cute. I love Adelyn's little outfit too. Which reminds me, I've got some Holiday pants to make.
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ReplyDeleteI deleted my previous post because of a typo - didn't know that it would show :) Anyway...I said that I loved how all the outfits looked and couldn't believe how innovative you were with the fabric! I would never think to grab a washcloth for Santa's beard. What a great idea. I can't wait for my machine to be fixed so I can try some of these ideas out!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is the tie!!! How does Adam not love it? Cute Santa too! Great idea using clip art! You are so super creative!!
ReplyDeleteEverything is adorable!! Emily is currently in 18-24mos. or 2T - depending. Don't hold back!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see Daddy in his matching tie tee - it will be great!
~Allison
After thikning about your dilema, what about doing something different every year? Maybe that's you tradition...wait and see how mommy wants to count down to Christmas?
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