Tutorial: Silhouette T-shirt
Here is a simple way to make a unique, custom t-shirt for your little one.
Supplies:
*t-shirt
*pencil and paper
*scissors
*spray adhesive
*fabric paint
*sponge brush
Directions:
To finish off the shirt, I made one of my pinwheel flower brooches. Click here for the tutorial.
Too Cute!!! I an going to make one of these for sure!!! I have a baby shower on Sat and would love to give this!
ReplyDeleteLove it! I'm going to have to make a few for my daughter.
ReplyDeleteJeanna @ dramaqueenseams.blogspot.com
So sweet looking!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Love the bow!
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ReplyDelete'Really nice tutorial!
That is adorable! I love it!
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hiya , what a gorgeous tee and great tutorial too tfs i am visiting from amaze me mondays and am your newest follower hope you will stop by mine and follow me too
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This is awesome. I love silhouettes, and really want to try this now :)
ReplyDeleteI made this for a boy in a onesie!!! Thanks so much for the tutorial and I have featured my recreation with a link and credit to your blog on my blog. Please come visit and grab my feature on button! Keep up the great projects!!
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too cute and innovative! :)
ReplyDeleteI wouls've never thought to do it on a T-shirt. :)
This is very cute! I love how you added the flower.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness that is cute!!! I'm loving your project! I can't wait to make one of these for my little one! I'm your newest follower!!!
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ReplyDeleteI've never seen this on fabric...LOVE it! This would be such a great gift...
Thanks for linking up at Creative Juice. Hope to see you back this week...
What a darling idea! I'll be linking on Thursday--I'd love for you to stop by! ;)
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maybe i'm the only one, but i'm completely confused! i love this though and i want to give it a try. i'm just not understanding "inside"...? so, do i just use the cut out like a sticker? just paint it and glue it on? how did it go from being roughly painted to being beautiful? please, somebody, help me!
ReplyDeleteMaybe this will explain things a little better. :) I drew my daughter's side profile on a piece of white paper. I cut it out needing the outside part around the silhouette as the stencil. I used spray adhesive to make it sticky enough to secure to the shirt. Then I painted with a fabric paint and pulled the stencil off. Let me know if you still have questions.
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