I'm so happy with the way this design turned out, I just had to make a post about it! This design was inspired by some photos I took of Jackson with balloons this past fall. Here are a few process photos:
stencil has been cut and ironed on the shirt
paint inside the stencil
outer stencil has been removed
little pieces have been removed
and for the final touch I sewed on the balloon strings with orange thread. Even an ugly baby would look cute in this onesie!
I LOVE it! Now do a little girl in pink and I want one!! You should sell these Marg. How much!?
ReplyDeleteyeah a little girl with pigtails and a skirt would be so cute! the problem is this shirt took me 4 hours from start to finish!! so selling them would hardly be worth my time! but i'll try to get working on a girl version...
ReplyDeleteprecious. i love it. and love the orange. AND ... your baby will not be ugly, so the edition of this little onsie will make him perfectly edible. i might possibly steal him.
ReplyDeleteduh, i meant the 'addition' ... but was thinking this 'edition'. maybe i should get back to work. xox
ReplyDeleteIt is darling....you are so talented... i have a shirt...can i send it to you to do?? Please???
ReplyDeleteDo these type of stencils hold up well under multiple washings??
So very cute!! Margaret, your creativity is over the top!!!! I bet you'd be able to get the length of time to complete a shirt down very quickly, doing them assembly line style. I'm sure any mom would be quite pleased to receive such a specialized hand-crafted gift!!! Keep up the great work!
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