You'll never believe what these baby overalls are made from
Mum makes a fashionable summer outfit for her baby – and you’ll never believe what it’s made from
- An Aussie mum has made budget baby overalls with one very unusual detail
- The overalls are made using just four $1.75 Kmart pink patterned tea towels
- The colourful tea towels are covered in iconic Australia summer items and food
A mum has stunned thousands after sharing the beautiful homemade overalls she made for her daughter using four Kmart tea towels.
The tea towels, which cost $1.75 each, feature iconic Australian items, including fairy bread, thongs, lamingtons, Vegemite on toast and sun loungers.
Mum-of-three Lauren Tolmie Harris often makes unique designs for her children’s clothing pattern company Tadah sewing.
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Mum-of-three Lauren Tolmie Harris made adorable baby overalls using four $1.75 Kmart tea towels
The mum made the sweet outfit for only $7 using the cheap material. The pink patterned tea towels sport iconic Australian items, including fairy bread, thongs, lamingtons, vegemite on toast and sun loungers
Lauren shared her adorable design to a popular Facebook page Kmart Hacks and Decor.
‘A little Kmart hack fun with our new Everyday Overalls pattern,’ the mum said.
‘I was wandering the aisles of Kmart the other day and these tea towels jumped out at me – how cute is that print!’
She added: ‘I grabbed four tea towels for these adorable little newborn overalls. It was such an easy and simple upcycle!’
The mum said she likes to ‘create clothing that is practical and comfortable for little ones to wear, yet so beautiful that they will turn heads all over town’.
Thousands of people liked and commented on Lauren’s post.
‘Fantastic pattern. I’ve been looking for a pattern like this for my girls for several months,’ one mum said.
‘That’s just the cutest! Man I wish I had at least one creative bone in my body!’ another commented.
‘Omg I would love these for Australia day for my daughter,’ another mum said.
‘Totally going and buying a bunch of tea towels this week,’ another wrote.
‘How many for adult sized overalls? asking for a friend,’ one mum joked.
An Australian mother-of-four has shared a snap of what could be the most adorable Kmart ‘hack’ yet after turning a $9 Kmart plush toy (left) into an adorable lion costume for her baby
Previously, an Australian mother-of-four wowed social media when she shared a snap of the adorable lion costume she made for her 10-week-old baby girl Edie.
Chloe Kotsano, 29, from Adelaide, South Australia, made the costume using a $9 plush toy from Kmart.
Ms Kotsano was organising a family photo shoot and wanted it to be a ‘fun theme’ that her kids would remember for years to come but couldn’t find a costume anywhere.
To transform the toy into a cute costume she unpicked the toy’s seam and de-fluffed the lion.
To complete the outfit, she cut the feet off the lion and sewed some elastic in the top to make little lion feet booties and teamed the pieces with a little furry vest.
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