I made size 6-12 months, the smallest size of the Safari raglan tee pattern. I knew it would be a little roomy on baby L but I was fine with it. My fabric did not have a lot of stretch and I still wanted to be able to put a bodysuit underneath the raglan top.
The top is made from merino I had left after making a Little Betty top for Miss R. There was just enough fabric for a little top for a baby. It was meant to be!
These little ears transform a simple tee into something fun and whimsical, don't you think? Fatima, you are a genius :) A scrap of Liberty for the ears? Yes please!
Two tiny scraps of grey knit for the eyes, a little bit of pink for the nose, and whiskers stitched on the machine using a triple stitch. Simple.
I absolutely love this top on Baby L. It is warm, comfortable and oh so cute!
Thank you for inspiration Fatima!
Oh my goodness! Too much cute!!!!! I seriously gasped when I saw the photos! This is perfection!
ReplyDeleteCuteness overload!! What a simple and totally adorable idea!
ReplyDeleteThis is just too cute!!! I love the top (Fatima's was so adorable, yes!) and I love your idea for the whiskers! I think I will have to use that idea too. Someday. Aaaah! Cannot get over how sweet your daughter is <3
ReplyDeleteThat is so adorable!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great idea! I love it so much.
ReplyDeleteThat is just so cute, well done!!
ReplyDeleteThis is so sweet! I need to make one for my girl too :-)
ReplyDeleteCute and sweet idea!
ReplyDeleteThat is too adorable!
ReplyDeleteoh my goodness - those Liberty ears are phenomenal!!! I knew it was Liberty the second I saw it - just lovely. Absolutely lovely. :) :) :)
ReplyDeleteJust precious!
ReplyDeleteThis might just be the cutest blog post ever!
ReplyDeleteSoooo cute !!! Everytime I come to see your blog, I want another baby !! haha :)
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