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119790'Cute" project.I love applique but unfortunately,I haven't had any luck doing any embroidery on tees-Toogie
by dailylaundry
24 Sep 2012
Thank you, Toogie! I don't hoop the onsie - I pin it to the hooped stabilizer. It is hard keeping the back of it away from the front - sometimes it is easier to just take a side apart! Good luck! Hugs, Laura*
109038It is so cute - where did you find the brown onsie? Thanks for the info on the design and how you managed to work with the applique easier.
by dailylaundry
24 Sep 2012
Hello, Shirlene!! I bought the onsie in the baby "boys" department at Younkers .....it came in a set of 4 boy colors. So, I have to be inventive on how to use the dark green, grey and navy blue ones - for a girl!! Miss you! Hugs, Laura*
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370That is the cutest little outfit I have ever seen. I have been wanting to do something on a onesie but no little ones to give to .
Hugs Joann
by dailylaundry
24 Sep 2012
Joann, thank you for the kind words! Onsies are a bit tricky cause they are so small to hoop! Hugs, Laura*
11220What a great football oufit. Cute as can be.
168887I think this is such a great, fun idea. It will have everyone laughing. Great work, gran!
23163This is so adorable, If your concerned that everyone will think your GD is a boy, just sew a cut little pink bow somewhere.
by dailylaundry
24 Sep 2012
Actually, my SIL is so "over the moon" with his daughter that he will correct anyone very quickly. But a pink bow in her hair is not a bad idea!!! Thanks Jerri!! Hugs, Laura*
by jerrib
24 Sep 2012
Hi Laura (that was my Mom's name) I hope you will post a picture of your GD wearing this adorable onsie.
Looking forward to seeing a picture.
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299557What fun!! Now dad and daughter can have an extra connection, even if it is just symbolic. :)
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360366That is my shadow down at the bottom right ...... one day, maybe I will be better at taking pictures!
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