I've seen this done on several blogs and wanted to try it out. I saw a shirt like this when I was pregnant and thought it was so cute but I wouldn't buy it because it was $30.00. I just couldn't spend that much on something that would only be worn for a few months. So now, almost 3 years later, I made the shirt. Well I bought the shirt at Wal-Mart, for only $3.50 (that price I can live with) and I put the design on it.
Notice I put stitches on the shoulders:)
Here's how I did it:
* I printed out what I wanted on the shirt on regular printer paper and then put the freezer paper over it
(shiny side down) and traced the design onto it.
* Then you have to cut out the design.
* Next you get your iron and ironing board and you put the shiny side down onto the shirt and you iron
over then freezer paper until it is stuck to the shirt.
(Don't forget to save the little pieces, like the inner parts to the letters - those have to be ironed on too
or it won't look right)
* I sponged Tulip soft fabric paint in matte over the stencil, let it dry then peeled the paper off.
I hope this makes sense. I can't wait to find some cheap short sleeve shirts to put more designs on.
You might notice that Jerry is standing on the table - this is the only way I could get him to let me take pictures of him in the shirt. In the first picture he is saying cheese.