see more photos and the full directions here.
Materials:
Onesie or T-shirt
Print out of the glasses you like (sized the size you want…mine were about 5 inches wide)
Shiny black material
Iron on crystals
Heat-n-Bond no sew iron on adhesive
Directions:
Step 1: Print your image the size you want it on the shirt. Mine was about 5 inches wide. Cut the image out.
Step 2: Iron the No-Sew Adhesive to the shiny black material
Step 3: Trace your glasses
Step 4: Cut the black material (that is already adhered to the adhesive) following your traced lines
Step 5: Remove the paper lining on the adhesive
Step 6: Iron on the glasses to the onesie. I put a thin fabric between my glasses and the iron because I was afraid the heat would melt the shiny aspect of the black fabric.
Step 7: Arrange your iron-on crystals onto the onesie
Step 8: Iron on the crystals following the package directions
kari, i expect a photo soon of miss d sporting this cuteness. ;)
and if you're in the market for a baby boy gift what about adapting the directions to make a version of this onesie (not feeling crafty? buy this one off etsy):
i made one for my favorite little man, enzo.
happy crafting!
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4 comments:
thanks for the shout out lex! these onesies are so cute and i'm really anxious to make more soon! i can't wait until laura's twins are here so i can see them on the babies!
Oh my! those are so cute. especially little baby Enzo. They sell onesies just like that for an arm and a leg at a cute little baby shop in town.sancar
delaney & enzo are so lucky to have these! i'll definitely post a picture of the little lady in her darling outfit! thanks again for the adorable gift. :)
I remembered this blog post from way back, and I will be trying my luck at these tonight!! Considering I know about 10 pregnant people right now, I might get really really good at it. Thanks for posting!
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