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Christmas Onesie and Circle Skirt for Baby

December 23, 2014

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Nothing like waiting to the last minute to create a Christmas onesie! Luckily these are fast and easy to make, which is probably why I put it off until just last night!

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I’m sure when it’s on my granddaughter tomorrow, it will look even cuter. If you follow me on Instagram, you’ll be sure to see some pics posted there.

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To make the onesie, I created the shape in Silhouette Studio using the Samantha font and the Redressed font. I used red heat transfer vinyl that I had picked up on a Pick Your Plum deal a while ago. I think this is the first time I have used their HTV and it worked just fine. I would definitely get it again.

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If you are new to Silhouette or haven’t made anything with heat transfer vinyl yet, there are a few things to remember:

  • reverse the image before cutting
  • slow down the cutting speed (the preset speed is too high, in my opinion)
  • insert the vinyl with the backing facing up
  • insert rectangles around shapes for easier weeding

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  • prewash item to remove sizing
  • if using an iron (instead of a heat press), cover press down firmly for AT LEAST 30 seconds (I use an old pillow case between the iron and the HTV design

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The plastic backing will lift off easily if the design has been ironed on thoroughly. I press once more with just the pillow case over the design to ensure good adhesion.

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I can’t wait to see it on her.

The circle skirt was made using red and white striped fabric that I found in my fabric stash. I found the tutorial on how to make the circle skirt at Dana Made It.

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I can’t believe how easy these little skirts are to make. Dana includes a free pattern for you to use also.

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I used the 0-3 month size, but just cut it a little bigger than the pattern.

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Dana uses 1″ wide elastic, but I used what I had which happened to be 1-1/2″. I cut mine 16″ long.

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I followed the step-by-step tutorial exactly.

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Except for one thing: I forgot to hem the edge! But I since got a really nice edge by using a rotary cutter to cut the fabric, it’s not fraying at all plus the baby will probably only wear this once.

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For the price of a long-sleeved onesie, my granddaughter has a cute and fun little Christmas outfit and it only took about an hour to make both pieces.

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