Poor thing. Not everyone is born the niece of a world-famous Baby Onesie designer. I keep assuring her that all of her hard work being drop dead gorgeous will be worth it when she hits the Gymboree sporting one of her fabulous new designer baby fashions. Any baby would be thrilled, simply thrilled (!) to wear any one of these from my "Vocabulous Onesie" collection:
A Zoom, please ....
So darling! And perfect for helping convey your every mood. Plus, its never too early to start building your vocabulary. No?
Of course, being the thoughtful Aunt that I am, I realized right away that being so glamorous and being related to moi would naturally throw sweet Bridgette into the harsh media spotlight. We all know how bad for your temperament, not to mention your complexion, running from the paparazzi can be. Simply dreadful!
So I made her this. A girl must have some down-time, after all.
Alas, there will still be some people -- like Grammas and Pop-Pops -- that WILL insist on doing all sorts of inappropriate things like pinching cheeks, nibbling baby toes, and giving zerberts on her little diva belly. These people have no shame. They think that they can just PLAY with an International Super Baby Model? Its shocking.
Fortunately, Mustard agrees with me that this kind of thing is completely unacceptable and has offered sweet Bridgette the protection she deserves from these thugs. To strike fear into the heart of these ne'er-do-wells, Bridgette now has this little graphic tee to let people know exactly who they're messing with if they just can't resist giving her tummy a little tickle-tickle.
"Mustard offers you his protection"These people have to learn that you can't just go around man-handling the talent. You're just going to have to resist the irresistible! Consider yourself warned.
The rest of you can join me in thinking Bridgette is Absolutely Fabulous!
(Ok you guys. Confession time. I'm not really a famous baby onesie designer - but I DID make these baby onesies for my niece all by myself. And personally, I think they're crazy cute! I don't craft, obviously, so no one is more impressed that I successfully made these than me! I'll admit that I ripped the idea off from my Master-Craft-Blaster friend Erin. She's so clever. And crafty. And cute.)
5 comments:
I think you should sell the mustard onesies. Perhaps you should make t-shirts and sell those as well.
those are really cute, and hopefully little bridgette, doll that she is, will help people to realize that the correct pronunciation of mischievous is NOT mis-chee-veeous.
you have too much time on your hands. j/k ;) those are clever indeed. heck, I'd put my kid in em!
nicely done. glad that i could be of some inspiration. the mustard one is hysterical!
(and thanks for the props.)
Um, I have a brand-new niece, too. How do I make those...?
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