Got some of my shirts done!
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Got some of my shirts done!
| Wed, 08-30-2006 - 8:19pm |
I finished some shirts and a dress today!
Here are some links!
http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h21/jellybelly0274/2006_0830Image0017.jpg
http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h21/jellybelly0274/2006_0830Image0018.jpg
http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h21/jellybelly0274/2006_0830Image0016.jpg
Front of princess shirts:
http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h21/jellybelly0274/2006_0830Image0014.jpg
Back of princess shirts:
http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h21/jellybelly0274/2006_0830Image0015.jpg

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You did such a great job on all of them!!!
Please share (step by step, if possible) how you did the tie-dye...
Alysha
How cute!
The shirts and dress are fabulous and very creative! Way to Go I love them. How did you ever do the tie dye and the princess shrrts??
Any tips would be great!
thxs
Julie
Julie 201/
The princess shirts were really easy. I bought material from Hancock's fabric and cut out the squares. Instead of sewing them, I used a fusible material. Really cool. Just iron it to the back of cutout, then iron to shirt! My mom is the gifted one who taught me how!
The tie dye is not hard, just time consuming. The hardest part was the mickey head. You have to draw a mickey head (I traced one) and then do a 1/4-1/2 inch bsting stitch all around the mickey head. I used dental floss as my thread becuase after you finish stitching, you pull hte thread tight and it bunches it up. Then rubber band it off and keep rubberbanding the shirt and dye it. There are much btter dierctions on the internet.
OH those are cool! how ever did you tie-dye the mouse ears?
Carole
Carole
Chel
Thank you for the tip on making these. Did you do the rubber bands for the mickey head or the stitching? Just curious to see which is easier!
Thanks again I can't wait to make these for the kids :)
Julie
Julie 201/
They are all beautiful!!!! I love them!
~Chris
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