Sequin onesie

My brain has been oozing with onesie ideas for Ry-pie but I've been totally slacking on getting them done. Here's the first installment of my onesie revamp.

This can be pretty time consuming. The perfect time for tackling this was after the kids went to bed and I was watching t.v.

Supplies:
Onesie
Various sequins (sizes and colors to your liking)
hand sewing needle and thread
disappearing ink pen

First, I drew the image that I wanted to appear on my onesie.


I took the needle and threaded the sequin. To really secure the sequin to the onesie you can pull the needle up through the sequins once. (I took these pictures on a onesie that I didn't draw my picture on).


then down over one side of the sequin


then up again through the same sequin hole and down on the other side


so it will look like this


Did that make sense? I hope so, because it was kinda hard explaining. Do this, outlining your entire picture. And continuing on the inside of your graphic. (Alternating colors if you wish).


The sequins can be threaded real tight and close together or a little haphazard like mine.

Intsa-bling for baby!





And a little bootie-bling too!

Cupcake ribbon onesie

Here's a little onesie I made for Ry-pie using ribbon.

Cupcakes make me happy!


Supplies:
Onesie
Ribbon
pins
scissors
sewing machine and thread
lighter

Cut a piece of ribbon to your desired length and pin in place like so...
(be sure to heat seal the cut edges of the ribbon with a lighter)

Then just stitch down the center of each ribbon making sure to backstitch at the beginning and the end.

And top it off with a little (felt) cherry.