For Christmas, I had this really cute dress for Sarah that my mom bought her. But it needed a shirt to go underneath it. I really wanted a black shirt because the dress was light beige. I looked around and finally found a shirt at the Gap for $2.99 with 40% off. Score! It was a Halloween onesie and looked like this.
Pretty cute and worked great for what I needed it for.
I hate wasting stuff. Even though this shirt was stinkin' cheap, I wanted to get as much use out of it as I could. So, I thought I could easily cover up that pumpkin with something else. I chose a heart for Valentine's day because pretty soon, this isn't going to fit her anymore!
So, I got some fabric and attached some interfacing to it to give it some stability.
I cut out a heart shape and pinned it over the pumpkin.
Then, I sewed a really tight zig zag stich all around the heart. And voila, an adorable shirt for an adorable little girl!
I call this, and freezer paper stenciling, the poor man's version of embroidery. {wink wink} Turned out perfectly for a simple Valentine's shirt!
Here are our outtakes. I guess I took too many pictures and left her unattended for too long. Poor gal can't sit up for that long! And she wanted that ice cream cone!
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1 comments:
so cute! You did a great job on the applique!
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