I have to share the game/activity from my recent baby shower! My sister-in-law Amber gets all the credit for this!
Onesies for Baby - What you will need:
- Iron and ironing board (more than one of each, if they're available)
- Lots of scissors
- Onesies in a variety of colors and sizes (one per guest)
- Fabric swatches in a variety of colors and patterns
- Pens/pencils for drawing shapes on fabric
- Iron-on adhesive tape
- 1" Iron-on letters
Have your guests pick out a onesie and cut shapes from as many fabric swatches as they want.
They can personalize their onesie even more by adding words and phrases using the iron-on letters.
Once everything's ready, iron adhesive tape onto the back of the fabric shapes, then iron the shapes onto the onesies according to the adhesive tape's instructions. (Tip: It also works to iron the adhesive tape onto the fabric BEFORE cutting the shapes.)
Read the instructions before doing the iron-on letters. Most will have you press the letters for 10-15 seconds, press again from the inside (or the back) of the onesie, and then wait for the letters to cool before removing the paper backing.
It's a fun idea to hang all of the finished onesies on a clothesline for everyone to see!
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Aunt Mandy ironing letters on a black tank top |
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Pressing again from the back |
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Aunt Amber and Aunt Mandy with the finished product! |
Here are the other great onesies that were made:
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Kay's fish onesie |
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Pat's polka dot onesie |
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Kate and Donovan's bowtie onesie |
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Shirley's "Cove Kid" onesie |
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Wilma's airplane onesie |
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Liz's funny face onesie |
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Aunt Kelsey's muscle man onesie |
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Erica and Dylan's "Mr. McG" onesie |
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Aunt Carly's music note onesie |
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Grandma Williams's "Son" onesie |
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Mary Ann's "Smile Mon" onesie |
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Grandma Judy's "Grandma's Boy" onesie |
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Look at all of the cute onesies! |
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