Jumping Into July!




http://cutesycrafts.com/2014/06/diy-eraser-stamped-4th-july-shirt.html


         Since July is coming up 4th of July comes with it. The colors red white and blue are going to be worn everywhere! So I made this shirt and here's how to do it:

What you'll need:
White shirt
Fabric paint, as many colors as you want(for this holiday preferably red, white, and blue)
pencils ( one for each paint color)
paper plates
news paper
card board
freezer paper cut into shapes
iron

directions:
  1. lay down news paper on table
  2. iron freezer paper shapes onto shirt
  3. slip cardboard into shirt and pour paint onto plate
  4. dip pencils into paint and dab on to shirt
  5. after dry peel off freezer paper
  6. iron, wash, dry and wear!

  

Comments

  1. UnknownJune 25, 2014 at 4:40 AM

    When your post the pictures of the shirts I knew this was yours.

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