Post by lotsofdotts on Jul 4, 2015 21:12:22 GMT -5
I'm loving all the patriotic outfits. I'm starting to feel a little guilty for not getting Brady an outfit. He's the third child, so I "forget" to do these cutesie things with him.
I'm loving all the patriotic outfits. I'm starting to feel a little guilty for not getting Brady an outfit. He's the third child, so I "forget" to do these cutesie things with him.
FTM here and I totally dug around in our bag of hand me downs this morning & was relieved to find a red shirt and blue shorts. Eta: because gifts & hand me downs are this kid's entire wardrobe
Post by hollydfromtn on Jul 4, 2015 21:34:20 GMT -5
I dropped the ball on getting him an outfit too. So we scrambled this morning and made this one. Thank God for random craft supplies and plain white onesies.
I dropped the ball on getting him an outfit too. So we scrambled this morning and made this one. Thank God for random craft supplies and plain white onesies.
I love it! That might be the one we make next year!
I'm loving all the patriotic outfits. I'm starting to feel a little guilty for not getting Brady an outfit. He's the third child, so I "forget" to do these cutesie things with him.
I wouldn't feel bad. DS made his onesie in daycare and his bib and glasses were a gift. So technically I didn't do anything either.
crispywheats Thanks, I love Marcus' too. Did you dye it?
Thanks! I did! It was my first attempt at a tie-dyed Stars and Stripes pattern. The "stars" ended up larger and rounder than intended. I also splashed some of the navy dye (hence that ghost star) in unintended places. But, I'm still pleased with it. I think the unpredictable, abstract, nature of tie-dye is part of the fun. The tradeoff is another one I did turned out waaaaay better than I'd expected. I'll throw it on him for HDBD. It's also a great, inexpensive, way to have a bunch of fun onesies/tees for DS. LO clothes don't require much dye so I have a bunch leftover. I'm probably going to do some for my nephews and niece.
crispywheats Thanks, I love Marcus' too. Did you dye it?
Thanks! I did! It was my first attempt at a tie-dyed Stars and Stripes pattern. The "stars" ended up larger and rounder than intended. I also splashed some of the navy dye (hence that ghost star) in unintended places. But, I'm still pleased with it. I think the unpredictable, abstract, nature of tie-dye is part of the fun. The tradeoff is another one I did turned out waaaaay better than I'd expected. I'll throw it on him for HDBD. It's also a great, inexpensive, way to have a bunch of fun onesies/tees for DS. LO clothes don't require much dye so I have a bunch leftover. I'm probably going to do some for my nephews and niece.
You did a great job! I've only ever toyed with the plain ole twist dye on t shirts. I may have to try my hand at tie-dying some onesies now.
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