Last week One Pretty Thing featured my craft organizers. On the same day these Ruffle Bottom Onesies were featured. I had bought a couple packs of plain white onesies previously…which a couple of my friends gave me a hard time about (verses me buying girly onesies). At the time I figured I’d iron-on something to them like I had done for the boys. Well – look at my personal growth as I approach having a daughter! My mom and I sewed ruffles on the butts bottoms. I have to admit they are so cute it is a good thing I don’t have a serger at my house or I would probably be covering her room in ruffles. You can find directions for them HERE. We used the same technique to make a pillow for her room.
The pillow…the orange fabric will be curtains for her room too.
The onesies…one is out of Amy Butler fabric, the other is Heather Bailey fabric that I bleached for another project (to be posted later).
And on another note I finally got to do a little thrift store shopping. It doesn’t happen often since my boys DESPISE shopping. Here are my finds from the day: wooden movie seats from the 50s, a magazine rack (to be madeover), an enamel pan, a record box (also to be madeover – not so much a fan of the color or butterfly). I’ll post “after” pictures later. So technically speaking Chris and I can now say we have theatre seating in home
melanie - Too cute!!
Serena - I love it!! Can’t wait to see the “after”!
Lisa - The onesies turned out so cute! I am a total newbie when it comes to sewing, but I really want to attempt this. I actually had to google “serger.” I had no idea what that was
bopha - Those onesies are super cute. I wish I had a serger, you can do all kinds of fun things with those.
Emily Lusk - The onesies are really cute.. and I love the pillow! You could sell all kinds of those! Can’t wait to see your little girl in them!
I also can’t wait to see what you do with all of your thrift store finds! I wonder if your girl will like shopping with you–I bet she will!!
Jeannette Swan - It amazes me that you can see something great in what I would look at as “junk”, I’m so jealous of your creativity and style!! You are awesome! And, hello…the onesies are amazing too!!
Christina Larsen - Those onesies are super cute. I love the thrift store finds. Like the other comments above, can’t wait to see the after, as well.
Char - VERY cute! I have a major crush on that Amy Butler fabric!
Jess - Love all the ruffles (on the onesies and pillows)! So dang cute!
Courtney Connelly - Ash, I see what you were referring to now about your girly project, I love them!
Michelle - I absolutely love this! I’m adding this to my handy’s page of must remember to do things. Am really admiring your photography too. I am an amateur photographer but post here http://www.photosbym.blogspot.com.
Jenn G. - Ash – those onesies are incredibly cute… look at you putting ruffles on things. You are definitely getting more use to this girl thing. Oh, and boy do I love old, dirty things.
Carissa - LOVE those onesies! Wish I would have had those when Emmy was a baby. They would be super cute if you embroidered her initial on the front too. If you need a name of someone who embroiders….I have a lady who does it for super cheap and does and amazing job!
rachel denbow - Love those theater seats! WOW! I think we’d have a lot of fun thrifting together. And I think you look beautiful in your ninth month. Someone told me during month six that it looked like any day now. I already feel huge at 19 weeks so I can appreciate your hesitation to take pregnancy pictures. But, really, you look fabulous!
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Yanet - Did you ever made over the record box or the magazine rack?
Natalie - I love the wooden movie seats! How cool
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Jen - Tres cool… I want to learn how to sew… My husband can, and I got him a sewing machine… That would be a nice couples project for him to teach me how to sew…
jennicrack - I love the onesies! And I couldn’t believe my eyes when I saw the record box! I purchased one that I think belonged to my mom when I was a kid at the Salvation Army years after she donated hers. I makes me smile as I remember her puling out all sorts of important docs out of it as a kid!
Briana - Love the pillows! Where do you find your fabric?
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