Onesie Baby Shower Invitations

I made these onesie shaped baby shower invitations for my sister's shower. I saw a photo online of a baby shower invitation shaped as a onesie, and decided that's what I wanted to do. They were pretty fast and easy to whip together, and I love how they turned out. 

I bought a package of white cardstock (just normal letter size) and cut them in half lengthwise. 

I then scored the paper half way (this helps when folding it). 

Next, I folded the paper in half. 

I used the handles of the scissors to help set the fold. 

I didn't have a circle paper punch, so I cut out a circle of cardstock and then used it to trace the circles on the first invitation.  

Then I cut out the head and leg holes.

Once the head/leg holes were cut, I drew in the sides and sleeves. 

Here's how it looks all cut out. I had to be sure not to cut the top of the sleeves, as that is what holds the card together in one piece. 

I then used the first invitation as a template and traced it on all the others papers. 

Then I cut the invitations all to shape/size. 

 I found tiny little buttons in the colors we were looking for and glued them on to the bottom of the onesie. 

I added ribbon to the sleeves, and then scrapbooking stickers to the front. 

I also made some of the cards into Thank You cards to give to her. 

The shower was tool/construction themed, so I tried to incorporate that into the wording. After taking the picture I decided to change the wording on the rest of the invitations to "A baby is 'under construction' / and we're gathering the crew. / Every mommy needs her toolbox / and to fill it we need you."
 I used watercolor pencils to color the toolbox.