Hearts are all the rage in both adult and kids fashion these days. And even though Valentines Day is around the corner, I say any day is a good day to wear a heart- especially if you are a 16 month old little girl! So I've put together four SUPER fast and easy ways to add a heart to kids clothing!
I love finding ways to use clothing that is too small (but can't part with it) for Lucy. And I also love finding ways to alter new (and cheap clothing). I found some super cute tunics from here and while I loved the stripes, I wasn't crazy about the image. So I decided to cover up the image with a heart made from Lucy's old clothing. Using a little fabric glue, I glued the heart to the surface of the tunic.
I love altering a onesie or t-shirt with doodles and it is as simple as using a permanent marker or fabric marker. I filled a heart with tiny dots and yes, I used a Sharpie. My experience is that a Sharpie typically does not wash out of fabric.
Fabric paint is a wonderful supply for adding fun little details to kids clothing. I added two little hearts to the knees of a pair of white leggings.
Stamping is just about the fastest and easiest way to add an image to fabric or clothing. I created a large heart stamp out of craft foam and used it to add a heart to a plain white onesie.
I'm on a cross-stitch project to embellish a flat grey shirt with a pretty consistent red heart!
ReplyDeleteHappy Valentine's Alisa and family!
Lavinia
So beautiful!
ReplyDeleteIt looks great.
ReplyDeleteLucy looks so adorable
These are great ideas, my favorite is using the old baby clothes that we can't part with. She is so dang cute!!
ReplyDeleteGood job, Mom! I love that everything is OOAK. Makes it extra special. Lucy just keeps getting more and more beautiful ;D
ReplyDeleteAwww, Lucy is such a beauty. You're amazing with these heart projects!!.
ReplyDeleteLucy is such a beautiful girl:) Dear Alisa- i envy you so much (but positively:) hope one day i'll have such a great family like yours:) greetings from Krakow /Poland:)
ReplyDeleteYou have the cutest little model!
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas!
~Julia
Okay, I think I saw the clothes...I'm so caught up in that sweet face of Lucy's it's hard to see anything else! Alisa,
ReplyDeleteshe is precious!
love your ideas Alisa! I'd also love to know how you created the last photo on your posting. I'm kinda techie but not smart enough to know how to make a "moving" picture like that. Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteThat Fabric Fusion glue is my life saver! I am addicted!
ReplyDeleteI love love love your inspirational posts and what an extra treasure when lucy matisse is included -- you inspire me every day -- I am looking forward to your workshop which starts next week -- I have taken several in the past and always learn lots --
ReplyDeleteOMG....cutest kiddo ever!!! And I LOVE the oversized onesie!! Just so creative all around!!! Thanks Alisa, I always look forward to your BLOG!!!
ReplyDeletethanks a lot and greetings successful infonya friend wrote,,,,,,,,,
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas and what a cutie! Also you have long sleeve onesies in 16 month or it looks like 18 mo size?!? I'm jealous. It seems like every place up here (Alaska) only sells short sleeve ones which is rather ironic given how long winter lasts. I'm off to add some hearts to my little's clothes.
ReplyDeletethanks so much for all the info,,,,,,,
ReplyDeleteLooking So Adorable!!
ReplyDeleteYour daughter is just so cute!!
ReplyDelete<3 <3 <3 lovelovelove!!! :)
ReplyDeleteI want to let you know that I am inspired by your post and made a heart top for my 4 years old daughter for V-Day. I also mentioned you in my blog.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing them! Your little girl are so adore!!!
Lisa
www.LisaDang.blogspot.com
Great idea with the permanent marker! I will try the same.
ReplyDeleteLittle Lu is just the most precious little thing I have ever seen. SO beautiful!
ReplyDeletePrecious. Especially love the purple heart pics. :)
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