When T-shirts don't fit anymore, passing them on as hand-me-downs are the easy and most practical solution. My version of "hand-me-downs", however, involves some tweaking making even the biggest T-shirt fit the smallest member of the family. 
Once an adult's T-shirt... 
...Now a baby skirt!I was thinking of making a T-shirt for a toddler but I decided a little skirt would be easier. I didn't use a pattern -- I just winged it with a pencil and ruler. Another hand-me-down idea is to make pajama pants. You'll find the demo here.
Enjoy this tiny blah to Tada! project!
cute!
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chas
Thanks Chas! =)
ReplyDeleteHehe this is way too cute!
ReplyDeleteThat is precious! And recycled jersey fabric is so much easier to find and less expensive than trying to buy it new. I like to buy large size stuff on super clearance from Target and use that.
ReplyDeleteUm... R U kidding me with this site??? It's FANTASTIC! You are bookmarked and I am ready to copy everything you do! LOVE this place... now I've got to go explore all your posts!
ReplyDeleteHi Nuit...thanks for being supportive of my first attempt at making baby clothes!
ReplyDeleteHello Ashlee! Thanks for the visit! I agree with you that new fabric can be pretty expensive. Ooooh, I love Target, too!
Howdy Gillian...awww, blush! Thanks for the very sweet comment! Please -- let's all recycle together!
SO Cute!!! Love it!!
ReplyDeleteOh hi Whitney! Thanks for stopping by!
ReplyDeleteThis skirt is too cute! Your creativity never ceases to amaze me. You should have your own show. You are far more clever than Martha Stewart!
ReplyDeleteThat's such a ginormous compliment The Cottage Cheese! Blush! Thanks for coming by =)
ReplyDeletei love this idea!
ReplyDeleteThanks dessertobsessed! =)
ReplyDeletethank you for visiting us! you make the most wonderful things. so clever.
ReplyDeleteThanks a bunch Cindy =)
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