So I can't decide if I was more excited for Sara to see all the decorations or the gift. Of course, I had to throw in a couple books, teacher to teacher.
Then I added a Sweet Petunia pink corduroy dress with a blue bird. I would show you a picture except I didn't get one and the Baby Petunia site is wiped out because it's a brand new one. But it was stinking cute. Then, the handmade gifts began. The hat didn't quite get done, but I still have a few months until she arrives. But the blanket did get done! Just a simple stroller or carseat blanket done in (of course) machine washable and dry-able yarn.
Then Baby Habel needed some onesies. This one was made with fusible webbing that I ironed onto fabric and then put it on the onesie. Then I sewed a border with embroidery floss and added a button.
The second one used the same technique for the bird. I did a french know for the bird's eye and then stitched "sweet sweet" by hand.
This one is made out of felt. I enlarged the invitation and used it as a pattern when I cut out my felt pieces. I used fabric glue to get everything in place, and then stitched everything down.I think this might be my favorite. :) It's made out of felt with the fusible webbing on the back and ironed on. Can't wait until she has a name and Owen can wear a matching one.
Lastly, I made her a massive amounts of bows, ribbons, and flowers for her hair. See this post for the full details and links to the tutorials to make your own.
Emily, you are sooo talented!! I love all the hair bows! and the onesies are adorable too! You need to open up your own etsy shop!
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