This quick and easy t-shirt refashion is a great option for a stained t-shirt or just to brighten up a boring shirt! Think of the many ways you could adapt this...
Jeans pockets
Hat brims
The back of a sweatshirt
The possibilities are endless!
Supplies:
Fabric medium
Acrylic paints
Spray adhesive
Pencil eraser
Paper and scissors
Instructions:
Follow the instructions on the Fabric Medium, mixing it with ordinary acrylic paints, to magically turn acrylics into fabric paints!
Cut your shape from ordinary paper and spray the back of paper with spray adhesive. Let adhesive dry for 3-5 minutes and you will have a temporary bond, like Post-It Notes.
Line the shirt with a piece of cardboard and affix your "stencil" to the surface of your shirt.
Stamp the colors using the pencil eraser to the inside of the stencil. I like to move from darker to lighter, filling the entire area inside the stencil.
Let dry and peel off the paper stencil.
Voila!
This is a super cute project and the heart is perfect for this time of year.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous and looks soooo easy!!
ReplyDeleteJanet xox
Very cute. This is something that would be easy for the kids to do as well.
ReplyDeleteI think I need to try this this week!!
ReplyDeleteAdorable!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love it! I am horrible on white cotton - now I know how to save those hardly worn t-shirts! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Linda
That is adorable! I want to try that...bet my kids would like to make this, too.
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