Makeover Monday: A Jeweled-up Onesie

I buy all my older daughter's clothes second hand from a woman I met at a yard sale who has fabulous taste and has a very stylish daughter who is a year older than mine.  This summer, one of her "new" outfits came with an adorable Gap tank covered in printed-on necklaces.  It is my favorite of her summer shirts. 

I've seen many little onsies out there for boys with bow ties and regular ties and wondered what their girly counterpart might be.  When I saw my daughter's new tank top, I knew I wanted to make a similar onsie for my baby girl.  So, I went to Target, bought a pack of fabric markers ($5) which can be used for several projects and started drawing on one of her many plain white onsies.  Here's the finished product.  Not as spectacular as I would like it to look but she's received many compliments, so I guess it can't be that bad :)  I might try another one in a bigger size and see if I can do better next time. 

Without further ado, the Jeweled-up Onsie:

And, here they are in their matching outfits.  My older daughter loves to be "twins!"

Getting Fancy,
Molly

Quick Girl's Headband

This is a very simple way to make a headband for a baby or toddler.  I picked-up this ribbon/edging at the craft store...it's cute on it's own, so I just added a little elastic.  You could also do this with some pretty ribbon as well. 

To Make: Hold the ribbon around the head of the little girl you want to wear it, cut slightly smaller (maybe 1/4") than what you "measured" and sew an inch of elastic to the ends making a complete circle(make sure not to overlap the ends or it will not stretch :0). Done. Wasn't that easy?

Happy creating!

Molly