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by auntbaba 15 Apr 2009 ( edited Apr 16'09 02:34 )
+19

get this placed correctly. Thank-you ...Barb

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by blhamblen 16 Apr 2009
+6
Gee IF I had a baby I might be able to tell you BUT my baby turned 19 last week so I'll send this to the top:)
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by auntbaba 17 Apr 2009
Thanks for replying.
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by shirlener88 16 Apr 2009
+4
Barb, had you though of putting it on the baby and just marking it? Myself - I would take the largest part of the onesie at the bottom and make that the center - but I don't have one - to work with here. *4U
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by auntbaba 16 Apr 2009
That would be easier Shirlene, but its a gift for one of the surgeons that I work with. He & his wife just had baby #8!
Thank-you for replying...Barb
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by mysew1325 16 Apr 2009
+4
this is what I do with that sort of design placement.. I go 1/2 inch up from the highest part of the curve of the leg .. mark the center ..
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by auntbaba 17 Apr 2009
Thank-you mysew. I'll try both yours and Meganne's methods.
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by lbrow 16 Apr 2009
+2
Barb the size would play into that factor, I', sitting here with a onesie n my hand size 0-3mos. & the design to go on the butt would around 10 inches down. If the baby isn't available, try it on a doll or teddy or something like that. *
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by auntbaba 17 Apr 2009
Thnak-you Lillian.
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by meganne 16 Apr 2009
+1
If i could get out of bed I would check for you, but failing that, I would take the onesie and fold it in half from top to bottom to find the (waistline) centre.
Then I would measure the distance between the waistline and down to halfway down the leghole (toward the buttonholes) this should give you the "bottom" placement.
Clear as mud!! hope this helps, hugs n roses, Meganne
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by auntbaba 17 Apr 2009
Meganne,
I'm so sorry to hear about your fall. I do hope that you heal quickly! Thank-you for replying to my question.