Nerdy iron-on patterns for your LARPer baby

Guest post by Sabrina

baby larper costumesHello and welcome to this edition of “insanely nerdy crafts.” Today we shall be turning that adorable chubby cheeked babe into a hardcore LARPer. You’ll be the hit of the D&D baby shower!

What you will need:

How to make them:
First step is to download my templates. There are several to choose from — D&D characters, Doctor Who outfits, and even Cthulhu!

DSCN0669Print one onto your iron-on transfer. I’ve already reversed the image for you but if you want to reverse it back knock yourself out. It’s also best to set the printer to matte, and “best,” and “please don’t eat my fingers.”

Let that dry for a while.

DSCN0671In the mean time pull out your adorable baby snap shirts. Due to easy baby access you have to do a bit of pre cutting, but it isn’t too difficult. Even I managed. Just line up the edges and cut along the top.

DSCN0670Now iron flat the baby shirt palette.

DSCN0672Carefully lining up the cut off section, add it to the top and never stopping rub the iron over it for a half a minute. It is very important to not stop or you get image melt.

DSCN0673Let that sit until it’s cool and then peel off. Then do the other bigger side.

DSCN0676Now just re-snap it all together and you have a little Cthulhu baby.

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Or Mage.
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Or warrior.
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Or Rogue.
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Or several incarnations of The Doctor!

Just go here for the templates and then you can get to nerding up tiny tiny t-shirts or onesies.

Comments on Nerdy iron-on patterns for your LARPer baby

  1. This is awesome! Were the templates easy to make? A Harry Potter one would be wicked. Though the Doctor is a must for me! Thank you for these!!!!

  2. Some were harder than others, especially the mage robes for some reason. I have wacky ideas to make a borg one but I’m in the midst of book stuff right now. Soon hopefully.

  3. This is cool. But I must admit, any of my lrp friends just put the babies in fairly old fashioned outer gear, maybe add horns and it does the trick nicely too 🙂

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