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  • Baby Onesie with Duck and Hanger
  • From "Embellish This!"
    episode DEMB-108


    PHOTO

    Host Dena Fishbein creates a cute onesie that will be "one of a kind."
    Materials:

    Yellow polar fleece
    Orange polar fleece
    Light green fleece
    Bit of thin ribbon
    Black fine point Sharpie marker
    Small yellow rickrack
    1 white onesie
    Fabri-Tac
    Needle
    Yellow and orange thread
    Small sharp scissors
    White pompon
    Standard hole punch
    1/2" shape punch
    Large circle punch
    Seam binding or ribbon
    Clear cellophane bag
    Monofilament
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    PHOTO

    Figure A
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    Figure B
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    Figure C
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    Figure D

    1. Make a template of a duck from a book or you can draw it freehand.

    2. Cut a duck body shape and wing from the yellow fleece.

    3. Cut a beak from the orange fleece, and tie a small piece of ribbon around the duck's head.

    4. Using Fabri-Tac, adhere the duck body to the center of the onesie -- about 1-1/2" below the neckline.

    5. Using a Sharpie marker, make a dot for the eye -- and using a needle and thread, sew the body to the onesie.

    6. Sew the wing on only at one corner so that it stays moveable (figure A).

    7. Sew the beak on with orange thread, and sew the rickrack around the neckline.

    8. Cut 3 small squares of yellow fleece and fold in half on the diagonal and cut the petal shape out.

    9. Cut 2 leaves out of the light green fleece, and glue yellow petal elements together to form a flower and glue the leaves behind the flower.

    10. Glue the white pompon in the center of the flower (figure B).

    11. Glue the finished flower onto the hanger.

    12. Fold the top over and punch two holes in a large cellophane bag.

    13. Place the onesie and hanger into the bag (figure C).

    14. Tie the bag closed with a length of seam binding (figure D).

    15. Punch a tag with the large paper punch and punch a small hole in the tag.

    16. Tie the tag onto the bag with monofilament.


    RESOURCES :

    Fine Embellishment Techniques: Classic Details for Today's Clothing
    Model: 156158231X
    Author: Jane Conlon
    (January, 1999)
    To order this title from Amazon, click here.
    The Taunton Press Inc.
    Website: www.taunton.com

    Beacon's Fabri-Tac Glue
    Website: www.beaconcreates.com

    Paper Trimmer
    Fiskars
    Website: www.fiskars.com
    Fiskars Brand Inc.
    Website: www.fiskars.com

    Uchida of America Information
    UCHIDA of America Corp.
    Website: www.marvy.com

    Nordic Fleece
    Note: Nordic fleece can be found at your favorite fabric shop, or you can ask the retailer to order it.
    David Textiles, Inc.
    5959 Telegraph Rd.
    Commerce, CA 90040
    Phone: 323-728-3231
    Fax: 323-725-6710

    Baby Onesie
    Dharma Trading Co.
    San Rafael, CA
    US
    Phone: 415-456-7657
    Toll Free Phone: 800-542-5227
    E-mail: service@dharmatrading.com
    Website: www.dharmatrading.com

    Small Punch (Westrim Crafts)
    Westrim Crafts
    Van Nuys, CA 91406
    Toll-free phone: 800-727-2727
    Phone: 818-988-8280
    Fax: 818-901-6479
    E-mail: customerservice@westrimcrafts.com
    Website: www.westrimcrafts.com

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