Bunsie Onesies and Things That Babies and Cats Have in Common

I've gone a leetle bit overboard with the bunny theme this spring.  I can't help it, though, since I have 3 sweeties to deck out for Easter this year.  Anyway, I've been meaning to make shirts like these for a really long time, and I've finally done it!

Will came up with the name for them, and I think Bunsie Onesie is the best ever.

Who can resist a baby in a onesie?

Soon-to-be-chunky legs sticking out.  

Diaper bum. 

I made a blue one for Teddy, and a yellow one just for fun.  Or maybe for a friend ;)

Hold me, I'm scared.

Seriously.  Someone call security.

All you need to make these are a few things you can find around the house:

• Brand-new pencil with a flat eraser
• Thin paint brush
• Black fabric paint
• Onesie or t-shirt
• Baby (optional, but highly recommended)

I'm not going to go into a full-on how-to, because I think you can figure it out just by looking.  But, you coat the pencil eraser with black paint and use it as a stamp for the eyes.  

Would a tail on the back be too much?

Teddy is working on a tutorial for how to catch a beam of light.

Almost. Got. It.

Come here, you little beam of somethin'.

Aaaargh!  Foiled again!  

Why are these things so hard to catch?!

Ahhh, found the thumb.  I will get you next time, elusive shadow-maker.

Of course, I made some t-shirts based on this for the older kids, but, naturally, they refuse to put them on. 

I bet they'll change their tune when I break out the Peeps...