I love a good challenge!
Well, in my opinion, my version does not look as nice as the boutique version - but I guess that's why I don't own my own boutique, right?! Anyway, here's my take on the design:
I cut out my pieces. I made sure the beak was a little larger than it needed to be because I wanted to make sure it got all the way stitched underneath.
Then I ironed the pieces into place with some fusible webbing or iron-on adhesive. This held everything in place very nicely.
Then I satin stitched around the entire shape. Because of the curves, the stitching got a little tricky.
Finally, I put some fray liquid on the edges of the beak and feet to prevent any fraying. I stitched the beak down (I love how it turned out) and stitched the eye in place. Now I've got a chick shirt.
While I was at it, I stitched up a couple of baby onesies. Now what baby girl wouldn't look adorable with one of these?! With a cute pair of pants or a skirt, that baby will turn every head. (well, yours at least)
If I had more time and no children, I would have probably created some type of embellished pants to go with these shirts, but alas, that will have to wait.
5 comments:
Oh-my-gosh--that is darling! I absolutely love it! WOW!
So cute!
I HAVE to figure this out. Abby it is so, so cute! My 5 year old would love this!
Hi! I found your blog a during the summer and it inspired me to pick up sewing. I tried making the chick shirt and it turned out really cute. My niece loved it and that was all that mattered. Thank you for the ideas.
Saw this and thought why stitch up some pants, why not must make a matching belt?
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