Finished one month onesie |
For my son and daughter-in-law's baby shower I made several items. Read here for the going home outfit I made for him.
Ironing on the circle using a mini-iron and sleeve board |
This week I will share the onesies I embroidered for him. I bought four packs of onesies in four different sizes, 0-3 months, 3-6 months, 6-9 months and 12 months.
Getting ready to stitch |
The smallest shirts were the hardest to do, thankfully I have my 6 needle machine that has a free arm.
One, two and three month onesies |
I ironed on fusible mesh stabilizer to the back of each onesie. I then hooped it and stitched out the placement circle. I ironed on the appliqué circle which I had backed with fusible web.
Four, five and six month onesies |
To get the circle, I printed out the template with my software and then traced it onto the fusible web and cut out 12 circles. I ironed these to the wrong side of 12 different fabrics and cut out my circles. I then chose coordinating thread colors for each one.
Seven, eight and nine month onesies |
I had a ton of fun choosing the fabrics from my scraps and playing with the thread.
Ten, eleven and twelve month onesies |
I love how they all turned out so different. I bought the designs from Embroidery Library.
All packed up for gift giving |
I got them all rolled up and placed nicely in a box to make a great presentation, that is unless it gets opened up upside down and all dumped on the floor :-) Truly a labor of love from an excited grandma.
So much thoughtfulness and work--only a loving Grandma would do this!
ReplyDeleteThanks Donna. I was a lot of fun choosing the fabrics.
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