Baby outfit in Finch fabrics

Like I wrote in my previous post, I bought multiple of Finch fabrics. I also bought 30 cm of the cactus print at Stoffenelf. Due to the fact that my youngest was passed over on the shirt I planned from the girl fabrics, I decided to use the cactus (which I had planned for my son) for her.

The leggings are made from the free Emma and Mona pattern and the shirt/tunic started out with the free Janneke  pattern. I forwent the pleated front for just a little flare (more the amount of fabric didn't allow). The sleeves are from a onesie pattern I used earlier as well. For this outfit I didn't cut any new paper pattern pieces.

The contrasting yellow is again from the shirt I confiscated from my husband. This time I also reused the ribbing. To avoid overlapping lock stitches at the centre back, I started sewing on the ribbing on the shoulder. This resulted in an off centre back seam of the ribbing, I still have enough to practice. I added small empty piping to both the front and back. I finished my seams with yellow double needle stitching.

I have two cactuses left, I considered making an application for the shirt, but I feared this would have been too much. I have just stored them for later use. All our kids have a favorite plush animal, my little one loves this bunny and only let go when I gave her the flowers. Multiple flowers, because one was not interesting enough, although throwing it down was a fun game.

I love to hear what you think of my creations. Feel free to leave a comment in the language you prefer (although Google translate might have to assist me if you choose something different than English, German, Dutch or Hungarian).