Embroidered Tees for Daisy
Cheap tee shirts from Old Navy made fancy with a little embroidery . . .
I love that a little bit goes such a long way. Fifteen minutes for a masterpiece.
Transfers from Sublime Stitching and Pattern Bee, as usual.
Friday, April 11, 2008
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I really like the cupcake. So cute!
~Mrs. C
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Perfect! The cupcake from Sublime Stitching is one I always stitch onto onesies for little girl babies. Sweet treats!
Such a cute idea! I'd love to see one on her. Found your blog last week and I absolutely love it! It is like candy for my eyes. : )
They are just sooooo cute ~ just like Daisy!
I used one of your tutorials today Anna ~ for a shopping tote. If you're interested to see, the results are here:
http://beyondmypicketfence.blogspot.com/2008/04/all-in-days-work.html
It turned out marvelously. Your instructions were absolutely perfect. They were very clear and detailed. Absolutely no head scratching in confusion occurred at all. Thank you so much for posting them!
How cute is that! I love the little flowers and cupcake!
They are so pretty. I've been thinking of ordering a couple transfers... now they are next on my "to purchase" list. :)
I remember reading about frugal baby gifts. The author of the article said she embroidered a few different sizes of onsies (sp?). It took them from plain to "fancy gift store" with almost no money and a little time.
Now I can see why.
I just got my order from Pattern Bee, as well--such cute designs! I love that last one with the flower :)
Fun little Girl Tees.
Clara looks beautiful in her "Wives and Daughters" dress. I love the movie but the NOVEL is absolutly wonderful. However Elizabeth G. died before she finished the last chapter.
Yeah for Savannah! He will love SCAD it is a great school they school has really made the down town area beautiful by restoring alot of the old buildings. Savannah also has a lot of activities for families that visit.
Blessing to you and your family.
Carmen
These are adorable! My husband and I were just discussing how hard it is to find sweet clothes for children, especially little boys. I think I will see if they have some transfers that I could use on some shirts for my little Man:) Thanks for the inspiration!
I've had difficulty embroidering on knits. Do you use some typer of backer material or interface? It seems I remember one time you mentioned freezer paper... does this work well for doing t-shirts such as these?
Adorable work!
So so sweet! I was excited to see you doing this because I've done the exact same thing. Cheap Old Navy tees, spiffed up with a few stitches and suddenly it seems like I got it at a boutique! Adorable!
Cute, cute, cute! Lots of free patterns here:
http://www.needlecrafter.com/patterns.html
Anna! Those are so adorable!! I looked at the pattern bee site and I saw some called "animlas with aprons". There is a rabbit that I loved! It would be cute on Daisy! You are so talented!
Thanks for the love!
Tracy, glad you liked the tutorial.
Mod girl, I only used the backing when embroidering a onesie--that fabric is so thin. The tees are sturdy enough that you can get by with just holding the fabric supportively as you stitch. I do use interfacing over the back when I am done so no stitches get loose and tickle.
Just about everything on Pattern Bee is cute!
I'm so into cupcakes right now and so is dd. ever since gymboree did a cupcake line..thanks for sharing...have a great day ;=)
Did you use an outline stitch on these?
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