I stenciled cute t-shirts! Both of these were clearance at Walmart for $2 and $3 respectively. Good for practice right? Well it worked! I used the exact same method as the tutorial I posted yesterday, only with my new fabric paint. I had a terrible time finding the NOT puffy paints, or 3D paints, or whatever. I had to go to Michael’s to get the regular looks-like-acrylic-but-doesn’t-wash kind of fabric paint. Takes a ton longer to dry, too!
just after removing the stencil
After 3 hours of drying I tried it on and I love it!
Close Up
Drying with Cardboard
Tried it on!
Close upThese were totally the results I was looking for: cute, cheap, original t-shirts. Which one to wear tomorrow? Hmmmmmmm...
They look great! Love the tree stencil!
ReplyDeleteLOVE your stencils and the tutorial was great. Hummmm, maybe another new hobby for me too!
ReplyDeleteYour Hey Teach is coming along nicely. Green is one of my favorite color. Can't wait to see the fo!
I'm so glad it worked! Very, very cute!
ReplyDeletevery cute!! You did a great job..love the tree at the bottom of the shirt--very unexpected!
ReplyDeleteWow, they are really super-cute! Maybe you should start an etsy-shop and start selling, I bet they would sell great! On the other hand, then they wouldn't be as original...
ReplyDeleteHugs / Jenny
Awesomeness!
ReplyDeleteawww how kyoot are you in your little stencil painted tanks ^.^
ReplyDeleteOk, I don't really need another craft... but those look so adorable!
ReplyDeleteI am so tempted to do this myself now! And I already found a new craft, ach so much to try!
ReplyDeleteThey look so so cute though, go you!
I love the tees! Good job darlin :) You make it look so easy, even I want to try them.. LOL
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