The Elephant made a reappearance, only in blue now
A rocket ship suitable for her "Rocket man"
And my favorite, the love monkey
These were all fused on Heat 'N Bond lite and raw edge appliqued onto the onesie. The elephant and monkey had some little details I embroidered and I wrote the sayings on the onesies using Crayola's Fabric Markers
, which by the way will probably NOT make the Terrific Tool Tuesday list. I hated how fat the tips were and you can see the shadowing effect on "Rocket Man" especially. The sayings were printed out first in a cute font and I slipped the paper in behind the onesie and traced the letters, definitely use a light box for this technique, but it is possible to do it without (at 11:30 PM).
, which by the way will probably NOT make the Terrific Tool Tuesday list. I hated how fat the tips were and you can see the shadowing effect on "Rocket Man" especially. The sayings were printed out first in a cute font and I slipped the paper in behind the onesie and traced the letters, definitely use a light box for this technique, but it is possible to do it without (at 11:30 PM).
Congrats to Melissa and her newest addition!
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8 comments
I love the little monkey's face. Thanks for the tips on making the text! These onesies turned out great!
oh my goodness I NEED to make that monkey one with a little pink bow on the ear for my upcoming babes! where did you get the pic of the monkey? or did you draw it yourself?
LOVE that monkey! Super cute!
Super cute!! Love the elephant!
I absolutely LOVE these onesies!! I wondered how you cut the designs. /they're just so perfect!
I personally love my Crayola fabric markers and give them as gifts, even! I've never used them on knit, though. They work great on quilting cotton.
Your onsies are so adorable! Love the monkey!
I've been looking to do some embroidery, on a quilt, but was struggling to transfer the type/font. I tried using an iron on marker. That didn't work so well. This looks easier and great! Thanks for the idea.
How do you get your stitching so close the the edge and even? Do you free motion this or just stop and go a ton? Does your machine have needle down? Mine doesn't and always messes me up when I'm trying to do this.
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