Yay! A chance to craft once again! It's funny how good it feels to do something creative when you haven't had the opportunity to do so for a little while (like a three-week vacation!).
This time, it's all about the T-shirts. I had a couple of ideas for my elder kidlet, so here they are. She happens to be a huge Doctor Who fan, and I've seen some really cool T-shirts out there, so I thought I'd pull out the ol' freezer paper and make some stencils.
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TARDIS stencil... |
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Paint added... |
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Adding back detail... |
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All painted! |
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I didn't rotate this one. *sigh* Completed shirt front. |
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Completed shirt back! |
So needless to say, she loves her new shirt, and there's already a list of other Doctor Who-themed shirts she wants made! I may have to put one together for myself, too! :)
The second T-shirt I made for her is a fun one that was inspired by
this blog post. I chose to do a Canadian maple leaf on a red T-shirt. Sorry the photos aren't great; my phone is my quick go-to device for these pictures, and sometimes they don't turn out very well.
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Maple leaf stencil and paint dots! |
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Completed shirt. Looks better in real life, I think. |
My daughter did most of the dot application on this one. I filled in a few gaps once she claimed she was done.
Two new, cool T-shirts for my kid to wear, and many more to come -- including one upcycled shirt that I'm working on right now! I hope to have a new post up very soon to show you!
Cheers!
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