Halloween!

Well I finished her peacock costume. She was adorable of course and more than one person told her that she was getting extra candy because she was just so cute. She got the hang of it very quickly, started knocking on doors and waiting, but if she felt they took too long, she'd walk away. She really wanted to just run around.

Here is the costume in progress: (You've seen the skirt and the onesie, but I'll put them all together as a reminder.)

The onesie I decided to use.

Close up of the skirt.

Supplies for the tights.

This is what it looks like right at the start, very foamy.

During the rinse cycle.

All done.

 Ta da! Front and back are basically the same.

So cute!

Golly gee I love her!

Knock knock! Ha ha!

Tie dyed Onesies

I needed to dye a onesie to go with Mady's peacock tutu for Halloween, but you get so much dye and I didn't want to waste it that I colored a few extras, some too small for her. 

Here is a solid navy blue one. I wish I'd done this in the teal, rather than the one that is too small for her.  I think I might add a "pearl" necklace to it.

One of the choices for the costume.

I think this is the one though cause of more teal.

These are all too small for her, but who knows maybe we will have another kid.

Close up of the tutu with the felt feathers.

Mady's Feathers.

I've decided my princess is going to be a peacock for Halloween this year. Her first year trick or treating since she was in bed by six last year.

I already have the tutu skirt made that I used for her 7 month pictures, and I made these feathers to go on it. She won't wear anything on her head, so the complete outfit will just have a blue long sleeve onesie and orange baby legs. I'll post a picture when I get all that done, I have a feeling I'm going to have to dye a onesie.

That's a lime green, not a yellow on the lighter ones. 

I got the idea off of pinterest, but there wasn't a link, so I just did it my own way.