Ruffles and fabric flowers are popping up everywhere. And I needed a little something green for Olivia to wear to school on St. Patrick's Day. I started fooling around and I got sort of carried away. But it's okay because the other girls need green attire for their 10-minute preschool walk-thru in the morning. My favorite part of the project is the onesie makeover for Addie. When a white onesie has made it's way through two older sisters, it needs a bit more than Biz and Bleach. I tried ruffles to spruce it up and I love the result. Talk about dingy to darling! Want to make one? Here's how I did it:
Pretty St. Patty tops ready for preschool:
A closer look at the fabric flowers for the hair or clothes:
I love the frayed edges. You could go to the trouble of turning your edges or using a non-fraying material if you're not feeling it, but this was so quick to do and it works for me.
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Love the flowers and the texture added by frayed ruffles...Dingy to Darling indeed!
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ReplyDeleteBTW, your little ones are just darling! Kim
Oh these are precious, came over from someday crafts, love your blog so I'll too be back
ReplyDeleteLove it and those are the best looking fabric flowers I have ever seen. They're so tight, not all loose and floppy. Beautiful! Love the fraying edges!
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ReplyDeleteCute shirts!!Love the frayed flowers. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love the fraying, too. Very cute shirts, I love them all. And, that is the perfect solution for my big girl's white shirts, too.
ReplyDeleteHow very cute these shirts are!
ReplyDeleteGreat job!
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These are adorable. Love your photo instructions too!
ReplyDeleteSo cute. I love the onesie. What a great way to spruce up a hand me down!
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Love it! Addie's onsie gives me inspiration to finish up this last baby gift. It's been lingering on too long. Time to get 'er done!
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog! I have 3 daughters, too! I love your fabric flowers that you made. I can't wait to try it. Thanks for sharing!
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