Ink Blot Baby Clothing: unique onesies for squeezy babies

I love this little boy.

That face!

Those eyes!

Those rolls!

My darling nephew Drake is sporting his own personal, one-of-a-kind Ink Blot Onesie, made just for him. 

His mom picked out the fabric paint color. My hands swirled out the design.

And it just so happened, the design came out like a motorcycle riding dude. Looks like this little boy may love to ride motorcycles like his daddy. 

*See how the "biker dude" was made

Spring is on the horizon, and soon mommies everywhere will be pulling out there little short-sleeved onesies.

Who can resist a chubby baby in a cute little onesie? Sigh. 

Looking for a unique baby shower gift?

Ink Blot Onesies make the perfect baby shower gift for a new mom. Our Ink Blot T-shirt Step-by-Step Guide can be adapted for onesies. They'll be addicting to make and irresistibly cute for your baby or someone else's baby with deliciously nommy thighs.

It's also a really fun baby shower activity. After the party is over, she'll have loads to choose from!

👉 Grab our Ink Blot T-shirt Guide Here

I was so spoiled this weekend. Drake came to visit. He's the sweetest little guy ever! Auntie loves you!xo

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Colorful Baby Onesies - Wearable Ink Blot Art

My Ink blot Baby Onesies have been so popular, I decided to put a few more in the shop. Instead of the black designs like I did more recently, I decided to do layered color. Aren't they cheerful?

If you're interested in making your own ink blot designs, check out our Ink Blot T-shirt Guide

It's a step-by-step instructional guide comes with a

• Complete supply list
• Clear instructions
• a bonus activity page section for kids 
• and your own Certificate of Authenticity page to personalize your creation

👉 Turn a plain t-shirt into something completely unique — 

 → Get the step-by-step guide here (adapt it for a baby onesie if you choose)

What do you see? →

This one reminds me of Cherries. I like the combination of deep pink and aqua.

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The swirls of this one reminds me of the pumpkin vines as they magically swirled to become Cinderella's carriage. I think the lavender and Indian turquoise compliment each other. Soft and sweet.

👉 Ready to make your own? Get the complete Ink Blot T-Shirt Guide and start creating today

What do you see? →

I can't help but immediately see a court jester in this one. Or the face of a clown? Whatever it is, this deep pink and lamp black design makes me think "happy".

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This one is tricky. I see either frogs or colorful caterpillars. The ocean blue and lamp black make a nice combination.

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It's funny how a design can jump right out at you. At first this light and dark purple design reminded me of little purple pansies. But all-at-once I saw the face of a smiling teddy bear. Do you see it too? Now that's all I see when I look at it - no more pansies.

Sorry, these "abstract art" painted Onesies are no longer available. The feedback I've received is that they make really fun and unique baby gifts. 

If you want to try making them yourself, you can grab a copy of our 

step-by-step Ink Blot T-Shirt DIY Guide here and adapt it for the baby onesies. 

They can make you (or someone's baby!) happy too. ♥

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