In a future time,
Children will work together
To build a giant cyborg!
First person to name that tune & the band who sings it wins!*
(*Disclaimer: No prizes actually involved. Winning only good for gloating to friends who may or may not read this blog.)
Then I turned the sketch into a stencil of sorts and cut out all the parts from grey felt that I had ironed Heat’n Bond onto. I also free-hand cut some shapes to go onto his face and body to be a mouth and dials and gauges and such.
After having made several onesies with a similar technique, I find it easiest to sew any buttons or overlapping pieces to one another before sewing it on to the onesie if possible. It can be difficult to sew through more layers than needed.
I use a blanket stitch to attach it so the edges are less likely to fray.
The finished product!
This one was far more detailed than I usually make, which contributed to it not getting finished quickly.
Ain’t he cute? 🙂
>wow!! I want some for my boys in big sizes! this is adorable.Lisa Lou in San Diego
>Robot Parade by They Might be Giantsyour old man
>You're the winner! Feel free to gloat to everyone you meet!
>i LOVE this onesie, amber!!! wow!! soooooo wonderful! lov eyour blog, too.. always astounds me with your projects and gives me a good laugh with your hilarious attitude..