More Boy Baby Clothes!

Wow, so many people I know are either expecting babies or just had them. One colleague of mine recently had a baby boy and of course I had to make something :) I decided to make another onesie with matching trousers as seen in this post.

I used the same car pattern as on the last onesies but used a different and very boyish (I think so anyway) to make the pants. I also added a yellow car applique on the pants. Later I realised that I could have used the yellow fabric on the pants also but then it was already done. This photo is from before I added the elastic to the pants.

These are the pants with the elastic. Sadly I didnt cut them correctly so instead of them having on leg yellow and one leg blue, all the yellow was on one side and all the blue was on the other. Oops... Oh well, I think they'are adorable anyway :) And even though the applique is only on one side, they can still decide which colour they want in the front. It seems they are a bit big for the newborns but at least it wasnt too small :)

I have more baby gifts on the way, this time for girls, yay! I will post them once they're finished :)

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  1. Jill4 July 2011 at 02:31

    Such cute pants! Great job!

    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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