Baby Girl Casual Collection

More baby clothes.

These are made with knits, stretchy and comfy.  I'd like to add a few more shirts into the mix, but for now this is what she'll be wearing. 

HATS

These little knit hats were made using Ashley's tutorial here.

The only thing I changed from the tutorial is adding the buttons in the center of the flowers.

ONESIES

Using fabric paint and freezer paper, I added little forest silhouettes in different colors.

If you have a Silhouette cutter, these would be super easy with the iron-on transfer, or even cutting freezer paper then painting them on.  Oh I wish I had a Silhouette, but of the 15+ giveaways, I've never won.

So I cut the shapes out the old fashioned way...scissors.

Freezer Paper Tutorial here.

If you like my little sketches, you can print them for your own projects here.  I'm still trying to sketch a platypus that I like to add in pink.

For the hedgehog, I just used a detail brush and painted the face, since there's no way I was going to cut such tiny details out of paper.

For the dots on the toadstool and pupils of the owl eyes, I use a hole punch on the freezer paper and iron them on for small perfect circles.

PANTS

Then to finish it off, I made a bunch of little knit pants.  My husband was teasing me saying she'll just wear sweats every day, but what else is a baby going to wear?  Some of the knit was purchased, the rest was upcycled from t-shirts.

I just used another baby pair of pants as the pattern.  Here's a mini-tutorial for using one pair of pants as a pattern.

I used 1/2" wide elastic for the waistbands.   I think each pair of pants ended up costing around $.50 or less.