I went into the loft earlier and came across an unused cushion pad which I thought, if I trimmed it down a bit, would be perfect. I stuffed it into the romper to see how much I would have to trim off & was surprised that it fitted perfectly.
With a small amount of hand stitching that took around 20 minutes, I sewed up the legs,arms & neck, stuffed the cushion pad inside (it was a tight fit after sewing the legs up) through the popper opening on the crotch & this is the result.
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| Perfect on Jack's Bed It's sew simple (see what I did there?) even the kids (older ones) can do it. |



Ah it's lovely, you clever thang! I am rather challenged when it comes to sewing so well done you and a great idea :-) xx
ReplyDeletethanks! My sewing skills aren't great & I would've much preferred to do it on a sewing machine but I couldn't be bothered to get it down from the loft & set it up....now remember to keep all your rompers next time, I want to see those cushions! x
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool! Clever you. xx
ReplyDeleteOoooh what a clever idea. You know I love making things out of "special keepsake clothes"! and this is very very cute! Love how you don't actually have to do that much sewing. Great idea.
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Maggy
Thankyou....it was so easy I may do more, the house will be full of cushions & the wardrobes will be bare!
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Thanks for inviting me to share. I made a quilt (not a very good one) out of old vests & baby clothes for my eldest once (in the days when I had one child & more time on my hands!)
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Very cute, I would love to be more crafty x
ReplyDeleteI think even the least crafty could do this...minimal amount of sewing (& it;s not very neat at the back!) x
ReplyDeleteThat's such a great upcycling idea! Love it!
ReplyDeleteYou are inspiring me, maybe I will try and make something...watch this space x
ReplyDeleteooh great..look forward to it! x
ReplyDeleteThat is so cute and very effective! I want a go now! x
ReplyDeleteyou must have loads of 'too small' clothing that you could try it with? and Dunelm have cushion pads in all sizes....give it a go! x
ReplyDeletevery clever and effective!! get you going all crafty x
ReplyDeleteI amaze myself sometimes!!
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Clever lady, I love it! xx
ReplyDeleteI love this! not only can you cook you craft and sew too. V impressive and a great idea. Wish I could sew ...!
ReplyDeletethanks....and it really wasn't much sewing, most seams were already done....the knack is to get an exact match on your thread, that way you don't notice how untidy the stitching is! x
ReplyDeleteI really like this idea. I may well borrow it for a couple of Bud's old t-shirts when I sort his clothes out. Such a good way to hang on to those items that you love.
ReplyDeleteborrow away......yes there are certain items that you just don't want to part with aren't there. x
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