Discover 18 Adorable DIY Baby Clothes (2024)

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Outfitting your ever-growing child can be expensive so learn how to make clothes for your little one with theseamazing DIY ideas. From simplesewing patternsto iron-on transfer designs there are tons of creative ideas on how to make stylish clothes for your infant without spending much money.

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  DIY Gold Leather Shoes

  

  Save money on baby shoes by making durable leather shoes for your precious little one by cutting an inexpensive piece of leather using a Silhouette machine.

  DIY Gold Leather Shoes fromAndrea's Notebook

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  DIY Rhinestone Onesie

  

  Showcase your child's name by making them a custom rhinestone onesie with their name as crafted byThinking Closet. To make your own you will need a Silhouette machine with therhinestone template kit anda regular onesie.

  DIY Rhinestone Onesie from Thinking Closet

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  DIY Comfy Leggings

  

  Keep your child's legs warm by adding a pair of comfy handmade leggings to their outfit. This handy guide byMake It Love Itshows how to easily sew a pair of leggings using two pieces of fabric.

  DIY Comfy Leggings fromMake ItLove It

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  DIY Fleece Cardigan

  

  Keep them warm while they play outdoors with a soft fleece cardigan that has a super cute flower accent. This DIY fleece cardigan uses a rather simple pattern and utilizes inexpensive fleece as the fabric so you can easily make it affordably. To view the tutorial visitThe Sewing Rabbit.

  DIY Fleece Cardigan fromThe Sewing Rabbit

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  DIY Sandals

  

  In the warmer weather give your child some stylish sandals with an elastic band on the heel to keep them nice and snug on their feet while they roll, crawl or walk outside. To make a set of these tiny sandals, perfect for children 3 to 6 months old, pick up a piece of vinyl and head over toMake It Love Itto read the tutorial.

  DIY Sandals fromMake It Love It

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  DIY Playful Onesies

  

  These gender-neutral onesies would be a perfect gift for a baby shower where you might not be sure of the child's gender.Thinking Closetoffers three free templates including homegrown, Settlers of Catan, and a playful salsa dancing themed design that can be cut ontoheat transfer vinyl and ironed onto a plain onesie.

  DIY Playful Onesies fromThinking Closet

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  DIY Newborn Headband

  

  Add some flair to a newborn's outfit with this DIY floral headband created byThe Pinterest Projectthat is made out of an old pair of tights.

  DIY Newborn Headband from The Pinterest Project

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  DIY Infant Pants

  

  Sew your child a pair of these loose-fitting infant pants in half an hour using the tutorial atOh Everything Handmade.

  DIY Infant Pants fromOh Everything Handmade

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  DIY Dinosaur Onesie

  

  Encourage your child's creativity by letting them pretend to be a dinosaur while wearing this DIY onesie. Without a doubt, all the adults who see your child in this dinosaur costume are sure to swoon over how cute your child looks in it. Read the full dinosaur onesie tutorial atAndrea's Notebook.

  DIY Dinosaur Onesie from Andrea's Notebook

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  DIY Silhouette Onesies

  

  Using a Silhouette machine create your own stencils to cut fabric shapes to go onto the onesie. Learn how to make your own cute silhouette onesies with the step-by-step guide atPolka Dot Chair.

  DIY Silhouette Onesies fromPolka Dot Chair

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  DIY A-Line Dress

  

  Dress her up in this easy to customize A-line dress which you can sew together and decorate with iron-onappliqué. Get the free pattern atSeasoned Homemaker.

  DIY A-Line Dress fromSeasoned Homemaker

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  DIY Interchangeable Bow Tie Onesie

  

  We absolutely adore this creative DIY bow tie onesie with snaps that let you change the color of bow tie that goes onto the outfit. Learn how to sew the bow ties and attach a snap to a regular onesie by reading the helpful guide atMake It Love It.

  DIY Interchangeable Bow Tie Onesie fromMake It Love It

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  DIY Heart Onesie

  

  Take a regular white onesie and embellish it with a big heart using heat transfer vinyl in less than 10 minutes. Learn how to make a DIY heart onesie over atIt Happens In A Blink.

  DIY Heart Onesie fromIt Happens In A Blink

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  DIY Ruffled Bottom Onesie

  

  This DIY ruffled bottom onesie is super adorable! Learn how this playful girly onesie that uses ribbon to create the ruffle by reading the tutorial atSee Vanessa Craft.

  DIY Ruffled Bottom Onesie fromSee Vanessa Craft

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  DIY Little Guy Necktie

  

  Is your family heading to an important event where everyone is dressing up? If so why not make a necktie for your son to wear too! The super-simple guide on how to make a DIY necktie perfect can be found atThe DIY Mommy.

  DIY Little Guy Necktie fromThe DIY Mommy

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  DIY Drawstring Pants

  

  Perfect as pants or even pajama pants these DIY drawstring pants are super easy to sew. Learn how to make a pair over atThe Sewing Rabbit.

  DIY Drawstring Pants fromThe Sewing Rabbit

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  DIY Duck Applique Onesie

  

  Add a cute duck to any regular onesie by downloading the free duck fabric template for onesies offered atThinking Closet.

  DIY Duck Applique Onesie fromThinking Closet

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  DIY Monogrammed Onesie

  

  Using acrylic paint and fabric medium paint on a custom monogram onto a baby onesie to create an outfit that would make a lovely keepsake. Read the tutorial atJust A Girl And Her Blog.

  DIY Monogrammed Onesie fromJust A Girl And Her Blog