A t-shirt, bag, sash, tablecloth, ect. if you have one with a small stain that you don't want to give up that is perfect. Especially for a first try. :)
Good fabric paint or screen printing paint
Iron
Freezer PaperCraft X-actos or you can use a die cut machine. I used my Cricut Expression.
How:
1. Cut out your design. It can be anything from an image you got online that you printed, words, ANY design you want. Heat your iron.
2. Turn the shirt inside out and iron a piece of freezer paper to the wrong side of the front, this is so the paint doesn't seep through and you end up with paint on the back of your shirt. lol! I use the silk setting on my iron, not too hot, not too cool. You might want to start off cooler and work your way hot.
3. Gently turn the shirt right side out. Place the freezer paper you cut out on the shirt where ever you like. As shown. If there are any little peices, like inside my butterfly there, put those on after you iron the outside on. So you can control how they are placed. Iron them down one at a time.
4. Dab, not rub, the fabric paint on the exposed fabric. Let dry, heat set (directions on your paint bottle), and TaDa!
We added a few flowers under the butterfly, waited for it all to dry and ran an iron over it.
Please leave questions in the comments area if you have any. It's not dry yet so I don't hav a picture on my favorite model. She helped me do this and she loves it. She wants to go buy more plain shirts and get busy!
22 comments:
That is really adorable! I can see using this technique for a Halloween Costume too! Great idea!
Lexica
Love it the whole thing how you and your baby girl did this together!
Your a great mom!
very cool! I like how you didn't slap that butterfly dead center on the shirt:)
Wish I had a cricut!
Heather
Wow! What a great idea. I love craft projects that can include the kids. I should show my craft-queen dd this, she'd love to try it.
Fun! I've done that with Contact paper.
thanks for your tutorials...
Wow, you are very creative! I would never think of half the things you seem to do so easily. That is great. I'm sure your kids love that about you. :)
LOVE IT!!!!! So adorable!!!
I made your Marble Coasters.... and.. some I liked.. and some I didn't.. lol lol... I'll have to post the "good" ones on my blog so you can peek at them... One thing I learned... the chunkier the stamp.. the BETTER the look!! Thanks again sweetiepie!!
That is VERY cool!!!! Thank you!
How cool. You are one creative chick. I'll be stalking your blog now, LOL!
I am never showing my daughter your blog or she'll know what a uncool, uncrafty mom I am! Soooo cool! Maybe I'll try that as a party gift/goody "bag" for her birthday in May...maybe! ;)
Awesome project. I wish I had a Cricut to cut some of those adorable butterflies. Really great job.
Your blog is so inspiring! Makes me want to get crafty and get my hands dirty and that's saying something because normally, I'm allergic to anything sticky.
Cool! Perfect timing too as my daughter and her friends want to make some "GObama!" t-shirts. I thought I needed to go buy some plastic for the stencil, but this will work even better. Thanks!
Very fun!!!
What a neat kids project!
What a fun project! I am going to put a link to you in my blog post today so everyone can come see. (All three people who read my blog anyway LOL)
You are a crafter after my own heart... I have had this on my Craft TO DO LIST for over a year...I love the way the white pops against the bright pink...great job, love your site and thanks for the wonderful, kind words that you posted on my site, they really meant more to me than you could ever know.
You are very clever and I am so going to repair some shirts I have shoved in my drawers, not wanting to give up simply because of small stains that others probably can't even see. BUT I KNOW THEY ARE THERE! :) Thank you for sharing you talents.
How fun! I love that you spun this as a craft to do with kid-great tips! I'll be linking to this!
I demand that you make me shirts. Have them ready by friday k thanks bye
Awesome website. Waiting for more info
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