Yesterday I shared with you my way to dress up a little boy onsie. Today I wanted to share with you my little girl embellishing to a plain white onsie.
I used my Cricut machine to cut the fabric. I cut the two flower layers from the Cricut Essentials cartridge at 4" and the butterfly layers from the Give a Hoot cartridge at 2".
As per usual I used Heat n' Bond on all pieces of fabric. To cut the fabric I took off the paper backing and placed the Heat n' Bond side down on cutting mat.
Then I placed a layer of painters type over the fabric and cut using blade setting as, speed 4, pressure 5, depth 1.
After ironing the appliques in place, I stitched around the edges with a small zig zag stitch. To add some extra pizzazz to the butterfly I added a wide zig zag stitch. To make the stitching standout I used the button stitch-length, making them very close, almost embroidery close.
I love the cute ruffles you can find on some diaper covers and decided to take it in a more modern/clean way.
I used the same zig zag stitch as on the butterfly. Isn't this just so cute!?!
Comment below and tell me how you dress up your little one's onsies!
Hi homemade mommy! Jenna from the Not So Crafty Lady here. I love, love, LOVE your baby ideas! I am throwing a baby shower for one of my friends at the end of the month and definitely using one of these! Thanks for following my blog and I cannot wait to see what you'll come up with next!
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