
As with my other onesie creations I simply used fusible webbing to iron the necktie to the shirt and then used a zig-zag stitch to secure it. Simple. Quasi-hipster. Quasi-business-casual. Adorable!

I couldn't possibly give a onesie with out the requisite cloth shoes.

And finally, a pair of cloth shoes for our baby too!
Phew! It's been a sewing marathon around here and I think both me and sewing machine need a rest. I'm off to make myself some pb&j which I crave constantly these days. Pregnancy is weird.
I really love the cloth shoes. They are awesome. You can sell them like hotcakes or like Iced Mochas
ReplyDeleteI love the tie onies! So cute :) You have a real gift.
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