And a detail:
And here are the two for Baby Boy Twin:
At last! Cute boy motifs!
I know I could have gone out and bought a special iron-on stabilizer but I was possessed of that pioneer spirit and wanted to complete the project with things I had on hand. So I was well-satisfied with my freezer paper backing, which I was able to pick right off the back, and to finish things I cut out a square of very soft, high-quality fusible interfacing which I pressed on the back of the design, so there would be no tickly threads to bother the babies. I like these!
very very cute, and sweet. The mom will love them!
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Christina
Two very blessed babies will wear these special onsies! You did such a lovely job!
ReplyDeleteWe have a baby shower to attend this weekend and I've pulled out some flannel to make soft little things for our gift! I hope they'll turn out as nicely as your gifts!
Those are so sweet! Beautiful job!
ReplyDeleteThese turned out darling, Anna, and I love your pioneer spirit! :o) *sigh* and twins -- now that is lovely. I'm sure your adorable onesies (quick on/quick off) will be much appreciated!
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh they are so cute. By the way, i have been lurking for about a month, and find myself reading your blog often. I really appreciate your blog, and your cute ideas.
ReplyDeleteThey are two cute and I love the idea of putting the stabilizer over the threads! You are very resourceful.
ReplyDeleteAdorable! I've never attempted embroidery before but these sweet designs make me want to give it a try.
ReplyDeleteGood job!
ReplyDeleteThose are so very adorable! I really like the designs you chose. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThe onsies look great. It gives me ideas for my girls t-shirts.
ReplyDeleteSo sweet! I'm about to do a similar project with a white jacket and pants set. I found a vintage pattern for lambs while thrifting one day that will be just perfect. Thanks for sharing pictures of yours - I'm feeling inspired to get started.
ReplyDeleteThose are simply beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I've been working on my embroidery project using the picture of your tulips...I'm probably half way done. I'll post about it on my blog when I'm all finished.
ReplyDeleteGod has gifted you with so much creativity!
Beautiful job. Don't you love that pioneer spirit??
ReplyDeleteCatherine
i love those! i think i may be able to do something like that. thanks for sharing. i passed on to my mother just by chance i cannot make mine as cute. blessings!
ReplyDeleteOooh, pretty. I like hand embroidery so much better than machine embroidery. Great job.
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable idea! I may copy this.
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