Anyway, these took a while because of all of the different colors involved, as I did each color separately when the preceding dried. I may add some iron-on patches just to finsih it off, but this is what I have for now. Thanks for visiting!
Friday, July 2, 2010
Two more freezer paper tees
Anyway, these took a while because of all of the different colors involved, as I did each color separately when the preceding dried. I may add some iron-on patches just to finsih it off, but this is what I have for now. Thanks for visiting!
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I love them, too cute? How did you make these?
ReplyDeleteThanks, Amber!! I actually made a video for this technique a while ago, so if you go to the right sidebar and scroll to the labels section, click on "video", and the post will come up for you with the video! Thanks for asking!
ReplyDeleteThose shirts are just adorable. I haven't done any vinyl or transfer projects with my cricut yet, but it looks like fun. I just got my cricut in January and just started a blog and I always like finding new blogs and getting more inspiration. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteKate
omg!!! you ROCKED these t-shirts!!!!!! too-cute!
ReplyDeleteAlice
The Tulip wearable glitter will stay on through the wash just as long as you applied it with the Tulip Glitter Bond adhesive. This special adhesive is sold right alongside the Tulip glitter. I use it all the time and it is FANTASTIC!
ReplyDeleteVERY cute project! Thanks for sharing!