My oldest son and his wife had their first baby last August. I didn't get to make nearly enough baby clothes as I was busy working ridiculous hours as a theatre costume shop manager. This year will be different *evil grin* This kid will have so many clothes, her mother will only have to do laundry once a month.
I did manage to make this batch early on before my work got beyond insane. They didn't find out she was a girl until she was actually born, so I made mixes of girl and boy clothes.
I love footed pants for babies. I think they're so adorable and they eliminate the dreaded Lost Sock Syndrome. The tops are all onesies with binding around the neck and leg edges and long prong fasteners at the crotch.
These were made from Big 4 patterns, and as we all know, the fit left a great deal to be desired. I used the newborn size and naturally they were all too big. And my granddaughter was not a particularly small baby. Let's just say she wore those footed pants with the narwhales for quite some time.
When my contract with the theatre ended in October, I did some serious revamping of the onesie pattern and also made Granddaughter a few dresses. None of which I took pictures of, of course.
However, she needs more, so I will definitely get pics of those. I've got three different kitty cotton knits (okay, one is tigers, but those are just big kitties, right?) that I've been just dying to cut in to.
I've also got a red brocade to make her a Christmas dress (hey! can't prepare too early) but I'm going to wait on that for a bit. Guessing what her size will be six months from now is not likely to be accurate.
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