I discovered the art of freezer paper stenciling and dyeing your own clothes! I don't think I'll ever buy another logo-ed article of clothing again!! Very fun and very rewarding. A little time consuming for me because the exacto knife and I are not very chummy... but that's another story. I of course couldn't find the camera until the whole process was finished but here are the end results!
My baby is going to be born in the year of the ox... saw this for $35, figured I could do it for a whole lot cheaper! Dyed it blue and stenciled away!
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This is red. I know it doesn't look that way in the photos but trust me it's a heathery red. Nate is peeved because he thinks our baby is going to be confused for a girl.
California for me with a little heart over San Francisco and....
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Arizona for Nate with a little heart over Tucson. This has to be my favorite out of the two onesies! I told Nate we'll just put blue jeans on him, blue socks, blue blanket and a blue binky wherever we go in this top. :)
This has nothing to do with freezer paper, but I wanted to share the blanket I made for Chelseas darling baby Afton. It's just two pieces of fleece and I crocheted the edges. I was very excited to make a girl blanket!
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Hey, that's awesome, I'll have to look into that.
Wow! You're awesome!! I love them! Can't wait for your little one!
Wow, great job! They look really good.
Those are so cute. Where were you when my babies were little. Although that would be really cute on t-shirts too. You'll have to write down the instructions for me. Thanks for sharing.
Oh and by the way, I don't think it matters what you put on the baby, people will still be confused. I put Afton in a little flowery dress with tights on, but I had a blue blanket for her...people thought she was a boy. Maybe I should have put a bow in her hair...?
That is amazing. You are one crafty lady.
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