Here's a short tutorial. First, find cheap onesies. I purchased mine through a mom bargain site so they were super cheap, but a bit higher quality than just the Gerber brand you can buy at the craft store. Also purchase waste canvas. You can find this at the craft store.
Hoop your onesie and waste canvas. Now you are ready to embroider. I actually used a small cross stitch pattern that came on the back of the waste canvas package. I didn't want anything too large, but you could definitely do more than I did.
Once you are finished with your design you can take the hoop off, cut off the excess canvas and start pulling out the strings. I ended up grabbing a pair of tweezers to help pull the final strings out.
That's it! Now you can wash your little onesie and package it up with the rest of your gift. :)
There you have it. Have a Happy Day!
oh my goodness... super neat... great tutorial i have always wondered how to get the embroidery on to fabric!!! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWow, you know, I've never embroidered anything on a onesie before. In fact, I don't think I've ever embroidered anything...but it doesn't look so daunting now. This was a great idea, and great tutorial.
ReplyDeletethat's a great technique you're using, makes it pop out! I'm tempted to try too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute tutorial! If only I had someone to make one for :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous idea! I just found out my sister in law is expecting as well and I can't wait to be an auntie! I might have to try this project! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteAdorable! I've never tried this technique.
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat idea! Love personalize gifts!
ReplyDeleteCute idea! I'm dying to know what that bargain site is... I make appliqued onesies for my Etsy shop, SweeterThanSweets and am always looking for good prices on onesies.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic idea. Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful idea.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet gift and you are so smart for thinking about it!
ReplyDeleteI've always wondered how people do that! so cool!!
ReplyDeleteNow if only I had a little person to buy something for :(
I used to embroider on my daughter's clothes. It adds a nice touch!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea & nice tutorial. LOVE IT - Great job and I like how the pictures were used for a guide.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the Tutorial. Great idea.
ReplyDeleteI love the background on your blog!
ReplyDeleteAnd the embroidered onsies are really cute, too. :-)
THAT is adorable, love it!! I am following your blog....
ReplyDeleteThat is SO awesome!! I want to try my hand at that some time!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial........and super cute onesie! I feel a new craft coming in my future! I have several baby showers soon.....
ReplyDeleteso THATS how it's done!!! Cool idea and love it!!!!
ReplyDeletegreat job on a great tutorial as well!
This is a great tutorial! You should add it to my Sunday linky party so that others can check it out and I may feature it next week! Here's the link for the previous week:
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Oops, I put the wrong link, it's this one :)
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Thanks for giving us the tutorial!
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Very nice lesson! I don't embroidery anymore but you make it look easy!
ReplyDeleteCarol from Carol'sJewelryOrchard
Very cute! Great tutorial!
ReplyDeleteLovely!!! I love cross stitch!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a darling idea. They'll love them.
ReplyDeleteAdorable! I love tutorials... gets me motivated to create!
ReplyDeleteWonderful tutorial, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI cross-stitched a horse head to the back of a jean jacket once. I wish the jacket still fit-it's hard to part with something I spent so much time on!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful job! So cute!
ReplyDeleteVery cute. I'm going to follow your blog and add you to mine.
ReplyDeletegreat tutorial, who knew it was so easy?? might have to give it a try with my new neice and nephew.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great tutorial! Thank you for sharing!!
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