Refashioning onesies never gets old! I love onesies because they are the one pieces of clothing that is totally baby only. Anyways, I have a few of these “Calvin Klein” onesies. I don’t love the wording on it, so I covered the onesie with a pleather star pattern that covered up the text. I did this way back in November(?) and now in March it finally fits Lena. Had to wait for a cute model to get here to post it.
It’s really easy to make this star onesie. I used my AccuQuilt GO! Baby fabric cutter
and star cutting die to cut the stars from pleather. I used the smallest star, 2″ from side to side. You could also cut them by hand, but the fabric cutter can be thanked for the crisp edges. Then I pinned them on in a pattern I liked, making sure to cover up the “Calvin Klein” wording first.
Just for fun I cut out a larger star and stuck it on the bum.
Oh this girl, she has stolen our hearts. Can you believe she’s already teething? Hence, the “let’s see if I can get this whole fist in my mouth” shot. My kids are early teethers, ugh. We’ve been snuggling a little extra the last few days, come through already teeth!
Oana Botezat
such a lovely model :)
kristin
argh look how grown up Lena is already! what a cutie. love the stars, sorry about the teething. :/
Allison Miller
So darling, Kate! I wish my girls were still small enough for onesies, but I’ll probably do this on a couple shirts instead. Lena looks so big!
Abby
Oh Kate! She is just so precious! Three months is such a fun age (maybe not the teething part though), isn’t it? The onesie is adorable too, I need to break out my AccuQuilt and spruce up some of Lola’s!
Rachel
The tiny phase goes so fast! I love the picture where she is inspecting her hand, like they think over “I can get this whole thing in my mouth”. Cute refashion. Glad she gets to enjoy it now.
Max
this is very cute!