The playsuit (or onesie, as I prefer) came about relatively easily – a Frankenpattern involving my trusty bodice block and the highwaisted shorts I made around this time last year. The darts were moved to meet up at the waist seam, and the waistband of the shorts where removed before joining it up with the bodice. Lapped zipper at centre back to get in and out, finished off with a hook-and-eye at the top to prevent any embarrassing mishaps. Still not the most convenient of outfits to wear if you find yourself needing some…relief, though.
You know what the best part of this outfit is? Besides the fact that it is a onesie, that is. It was practically FREE! The blue chambray-looking (but actually most likely polyester) fabric came from my mother-in-law, while the blue and white nautical-themed collar come by courtesy of my friend, the divine Miss Kitty Valentine.
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Jul 26, 2012, 07.05 PMby raving
This is a fantastic playsuit, it’s the perfect length and cut. The fabric looks divine and the collar is a lovely touch. Can I also say that I LOVE your hat? Well yes, I do.
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Jul 27, 2012, 11.47 AMby integerclub
You’re so kind, thank you so much!
Psst…the hat was from Topshop ;)
Jul 26, 2012, 02.53 AMby camelia-crinoline
I love it. The colour and the collar are perfect.
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Jul 26, 2012, 12.40 PMby integerclub
Thanks!
Jul 25, 2012, 08.46 AMby kess
I love this! the collar is adorable and the whole look i styled to perfection!
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Jul 25, 2012, 02.12 PMby integerclub
Thank you so much, I love the collar the best too :)