
Truthfully I like them both, but the second one gives it a little edge. So, how did I do it?
I took my beginning photo:

Opened it in Illustrator, then clicked "Live Trace":

Live trace doesn't work well with all photos, I just happened to have fun playing around and got lucky that it looked nice after it was done!
Then I copied the live trace photo into the same file with my original photo, clicked the layer property to "multiply".

And that's how I got the end result:

I decided to add the finished product to a poster on Zazzle:
Hi! Thanks for your comment. I am now following your blog =) I got the numbered onesie stickers from friends but they have TONS of them on etsy.com and they are all SO CUTE!
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