The first two are called "Scrolls"- there's fabric appliqued on and then monogram on top. So fun on a onesie or a tee!
This is a plain tee that I used an applique called "Baby Bet"- it's all lowercase and the letters are about 1.5 in tall. I'm trying to make William some "big boy" outfits for the summer- cute shorts and matching tees. I have visions of potty training...I can dream he'll be ready, right? :-) I may start selling shorts- let me know what you think about them.
A new Easter design....
Another tee design- the shark is adorable with the gray gingham underbelly... It matches blue and green check shorts, that's why his name's in green....
A good friend from Windy Gap asked me to make a dress for her daughter's first birthday- it reverses to a pink and white strip with her name in hot pink, and of course I had to do a matching bib to protect the dress from cake time.
I am in love with this alligator. This is what I think I'll put on a towel first. he'd be so cute with hot pink spines!
Isn't this monkey sweet??? How can you not love the gingham feet?
This golf cart onesie was a suggestion- the dad's a golf pro. It's hard to tell from the picture, but I must've been channelling my inner Payne Stewart- it's all different colors of ginghams and plaids.
The chick is on a pin stripe jonjon for Easter and reverses to a blue plaid with a monogram.
I made this for a student's sister. She's a teen mom and doesn't even have a nursery for the baby- I think all babies deserve sweet things. Hopefully she will spit up joyfully on this burpcloth!
And lastly, I just couldn't resist this sweet picture of my little William..... :-)
Another tee design- the shark is adorable with the gray gingham underbelly... It matches blue and green check shorts, that's why his name's in green....
A good friend from Windy Gap asked me to make a dress for her daughter's first birthday- it reverses to a pink and white strip with her name in hot pink, and of course I had to do a matching bib to protect the dress from cake time.I am in love with this alligator. This is what I think I'll put on a towel first. he'd be so cute with hot pink spines!Isn't this monkey sweet??? How can you not love the gingham feet?This golf cart onesie was a suggestion- the dad's a golf pro. It's hard to tell from the picture, but I must've been channelling my inner Payne Stewart- it's all different colors of ginghams and plaids.The chick is on a pin stripe jonjon for Easter and reverses to a blue plaid with a monogram.I made this for a student's sister. She's a teen mom and doesn't even have a nursery for the baby- I think all babies deserve sweet things. Hopefully she will spit up joyfully on this burpcloth!And lastly, I just couldn't resist this sweet picture of my little William..... :-)
3 comments:
OMG...I love the egg with the feet and the gator. This is getting too much for me (and my wallet) to handle. Ha, ha!
That is so sweet about the student's sister. You are so right - babies deserve sweet things. I'm sure it will be greatly appreciated!
love that top one! it would look great on a beach towel. you are so good!
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