We are experimenting with cloth because although it was orginally our first choice we started with
Huggies Pure & Natural Diapers
because we were able to find over 300 diapers for 40 dollars at a flea market! We loved the soft texture and snug fit ! I was able to get some 20 cloth diapers on loan from my high school art teacher. Right now we are using Fuzzi Bunz. The only downside we've experienced is that his adorable fluffy butt doesn't fit into 0-3 size pants that he did the day before.
Also styling adorable Spiderman socks. |
So..
The machine kept eating the shorts so Grammommy came to the rescuse |
We had 3-6 month size brown sweats that were incredibly long for him. We cut off about 3 in. and also rolled them up to about knee length for him. The rolled hem is about 1 1/2 in. wide, secured by a zigzag stitch along the top.
Typically baby boy clothes don't have much variety or pizzazz like the little creative tutu's for girls. My little man loves to make a statement so his Gramommy and I fashioned some little front pockets and a fox embellishment for the tush. My fiance, Austin, and I love crafting so we always have miscellaneous trinkets and scraps around.
The raw edges were zig-zaged on the sewing maching and then applied to the garment by hand stitching embroidery thread.
Granted I did not finish the applying the embellishments until this morning because I got started so late but so far so good. Thankfully is spring outside today because if he would have on long pants his bottom half would look terribly disproportional towards his torso.
You could insert elastic into the leg bands but I personally don't like that they typically leave red rings.
I'm thinking he may need suspenders to go with these
; )
I also need to get started on his garb for this upcoming faire season. I will be portraying a will-o-of-the-wisp and Tyr may be my little gnome.