Twin Baby Clothes - Part 2

So you saw the baby onesies from yesterday's post? Well, what's a onesie without some trousers? Honestly, I wasnt going to make any trousers until I came across this fantastic pattern for them! Just check out Rae's website, the pattern is easy and the pants that come out are so tiny! I had enough matching fabric left to make two pairs, so one for each baby :)

I added appliques to these too, the same ones as on the onesies. I originally wanted the car on the stripes and the mushrooms on the plain but for some reason I ended up doing this the other way around (probably lack of concentration on my part LOL) but I think it works also.

So now there are so many ways these can be combined with the onesies I made! Here is one option:

I just loved making these pants so much that I'm asking everyone I know if they're expecting! LOL. Actually, as it turns out, two of my male colleagues are about to become fathers so guess what I will give them? These of course! Hihihi

The applique mess up actually works for the best as the combinations are better this way. Oh they will look so cute in these!!

I made one more thing for these twin babies but I will only show you tomorrow. It will be the cutest thing ever, even my friend said she liked that one the best :)

Comments

  1. Krafty Max Originals8 April 2011 at 10:33

    I couldn't find the post about the Boost my

    Blue Friday Blog Hop, so I am leaving my note

    here....

    BLOG HOPping around - I am now a follower of

    your blog, wont you also follow me?? ~KM

    Krafty Max Originals

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  2. Susan8 April 2011 at 17:36

    I love the outfits!

    I am following you (suelee1998) from the blog hop, you have a great site. Would you like to follow me back? http://susansdisneyfamily.blogspot.com/
    thank you :)

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  3. Jill12 April 2011 at 23:23

    Love them! The toadstools are so cute!

    Thanks for linking to a Round Tuit!
    Hope you have a great week!
    Jill @ Creating my way to Success
    http://www.jembellish.blogspot.com/

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