I also embellished a romper for him with a firefly star. We now have five people in our family - so a star seems just right as our family symbol. His older brother requested a matching tshirt, so he got an orange one with the star appliqued in the middle as well.
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Showing posts with label romper. Show all posts
Friday, June 28
my firefly is one!
My firefly is one! For his birthday outfit I used Patty Young's Natalie&Nate pattern, the boy version. The fabric is from Eric Carle's Very Lonely Firefly collection. The lining fabric is Brown Bear or Very Hungry Caterpillar - I forgot which one.

I also embellished a romper for him with a firefly star. We now have five people in our family - so a star seems just right as our family symbol. His older brother requested a matching tshirt, so he got an orange one with the star appliqued in the middle as well.

I also embellished a romper for him with a firefly star. We now have five people in our family - so a star seems just right as our family symbol. His older brother requested a matching tshirt, so he got an orange one with the star appliqued in the middle as well.
Wednesday, June 13
turtle stuff for baby B
Besides the turtle quilt you saw yesterday, the new baby has a bunch of matching goodies coming his way.
This romper is a simple pattern with facing at the neckline.

The romper has snap tape at the crotch for ease with diapers. This babe will be cloth diapered (I am told) and I don't quite know how that will affect the fit. Hopefully it works out.

The romper buttons at the shoulder are a bright green. They are not purely decorative, they can be used for ease of dressing as well.

I tried something new with this burp cloth - piping. It feels a little silly to have such a fancy "puke rag" as they are sometimes called in our house, but I think it looks really nice and makes for a classy edging. Who says you can't have a fancy puke rag? haha.

The lovey blanket is turtle fabric on one side and a light green minkee on the other side. Even though there's not a lot of orange and yellow on the fabric, I included yellows and oranges in the grosgrain and satin ribbons to coordinate with the quilt and because I think they look great together!

This fuzzy cube has a few minkees, fleece, turtle fabric, and white dots mixed with a lot of grosgrain and satin ribbons. It is full of textures for baby to enjoy and explore!

Here is the matching hat. It is a fully lined bucket hat. Now that it's done I kind of wish I'd tried to include some piping on it - maybe made out of the binding from the quilt. Either way, I think their babe will look adorable in it!

So many goodies for Baby B to enjoy!
This romper is a simple pattern with facing at the neckline.
The romper has snap tape at the crotch for ease with diapers. This babe will be cloth diapered (I am told) and I don't quite know how that will affect the fit. Hopefully it works out.
The romper buttons at the shoulder are a bright green. They are not purely decorative, they can be used for ease of dressing as well.
I tried something new with this burp cloth - piping. It feels a little silly to have such a fancy "puke rag" as they are sometimes called in our house, but I think it looks really nice and makes for a classy edging. Who says you can't have a fancy puke rag? haha.
The lovey blanket is turtle fabric on one side and a light green minkee on the other side. Even though there's not a lot of orange and yellow on the fabric, I included yellows and oranges in the grosgrain and satin ribbons to coordinate with the quilt and because I think they look great together!
This fuzzy cube has a few minkees, fleece, turtle fabric, and white dots mixed with a lot of grosgrain and satin ribbons. It is full of textures for baby to enjoy and explore!
Here is the matching hat. It is a fully lined bucket hat. Now that it's done I kind of wish I'd tried to include some piping on it - maybe made out of the binding from the quilt. Either way, I think their babe will look adorable in it!
So many goodies for Baby B to enjoy!
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