There's something about tiny clothes for tiny people... I just squeal every time I finish a onesie. I have 5 to finish before Saturday, so if I'm able to stay on track I'll reveal them throughout the week.
I started this one by making ribbon flowers.
First you cut a 6" piece of ribbon and do a long stitch all across one edge. As I did more and more of these I found that the flower turns out better if I made longer stitches than shown here.
Next I pulled the thread and scrunched up the ribbon. Can you tell I'm not a sewer? I soooo don't know the correct sewing terms.
Next I pinched the two loose ends together to form a precious flower.
I started this one by making ribbon flowers.
First you cut a 6" piece of ribbon and do a long stitch all across one edge. As I did more and more of these I found that the flower turns out better if I made longer stitches than shown here.
Then I stitched a straight line to hold it in place and cut off the excess ribbon.
Turn it over, flatten it out, and voila! A cute little flower! Easy Peesie??
After making a bunch of these, I pinned them down on the onesie and tacked them on.
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5 comments:
I love making these flowers too! I have lots of ribbons, and embroidery floss, so I make these flowers as I monitor my daughters doing their homework. :)
OHMY - those onesies are to-die for! I'm such a sucker for any girlie flair - and these rosettes are fabulous!!
Ribbons, bows, flowers, ruffles, hearts, etc.....these are such a must-have.
LOVE THEM!
Thanks so much for linking up with Made it Monday! The flowers look great! I've been thinking about making some of these you make it sound so easy!
I love it! :) And I have that same ribbon. So funny!
These are so cute. Thanks for posting them. Now I know exactly what to make for the next baby girl that comes along in our family.
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