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Decorated Onesies Two Ways

May 7, 2014

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Most, if not all of us have seen some pretty cute decorated onesies, right?  They’re all over Pinterest and blogland. I’ve even thrown my decorated onesies into the ring a time or two like these fabric appliqued onesies or the “glitter vinyl instead of rhinestones” onesies that I made for my granddaughter.

Recently, a friend of my daughter asked me to decorate a onesie for her new baby boy. She sent me the design of what she wanted on the onesie. I couldn’t decide between using heat transfer vinyl or making a stencil and using paint, so I did both.

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It was easy to create the design in Silhouette Studio. I first drew a 3 1/2″ wide rectangle and typed the words in the rectangle using Janda Happy Day font. I find that if I use a rectangle or square shape around my designs for vinyl and stencils, it keeps me from making the design too big. Everything just looks so small to me on the 12 x 12 workspace! Plus cutting the square or rectangle along with the design out of vinyl or stencil material makes it so much easier to weed.

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This was first time using Silhouette’s stencil material. I have just one word: LOVE. Seriously, this stuff is great. If they sold it by the case, I’d buy it! I have so many ideas of stencil projects I want to make. It’s the perfect thickness: not too thin and flimsy and not too thick. And it’s adhesive! And reusable! Whoot! Nice job Silhouette!

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I stenciled the onesie with just a little bit of acrylic craft paint on the stencil brush. When the paint was dry, I gave it a quick press of a hot iron to set the paint. As a crafter and DIYer with tons of old sweats and t-shirts with paint stains on them, I am sure the paint will not wash out! I like the faded look of it. What do you think?

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And here’s the onesie with the same design. But this one was made using heat transfer vinyl. I think this vinyl came from Pick Your Plum. Definitely a bolder, cleaner design. I like this one, too!

Do  you have a preference between the vinyl or stencil?

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Since the new mom is getting both of these, she won’t have to pick a favorite!

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  1. Glenna @ My Paper Craze says

    May 14, 2014 at 7:46 am

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