Dabbing Unicorn Shirts

The Dabbing Unicorn Shirts were a blast to make.  The printed Siser 🌈 HTV was so fun to work with. Ordered it from #heattransfervinyl4u Used Black Siser Easyweed for the words and unicorn outline, Gold Siser Easyweed for the horn and 🌈 for the mane. I used Design Space and the slice & contour tools to get the pieces just right. I did use Illustrator to place the letters the way I wanted them. The font is "Oh Shoot". I have a Mighty Press heat press that I use to adhere all HTV.  

Crafty Halloween

It was a Crafty Halloween this year.  We made custom t-shirts, tootsie pop ghots and Mummy earrings out of Shrinkie Dinks!!  Loved those.

More Pics of Summer Shirts

Okay, the shirts above were Tye Dyed using a technique from Disney Dreamer Designs: Mickey Mouse Head Tie Dyed T-Shirts blog post. (For some reason it Blogger will not let me Paste a link to her blog??) I would just do a google search to find them. They turned out AWESOME.

Day WHATEVER - Disney T-Shirts

Hello all, It has been a LONG time since my last post and a SHORT summer, I fear. But here is a project I did. We are heading out to Disneyland soon and I wanted to save some money on souvenirs. So, I decided to make shirts for both days. This set was made with a Mickey Head that I cut to fit a 12X12 Mat. I used Contact Paper as my stensil medium. Once I had all the cutouts stuck on the Shirts I used Tulip Fabric Paint in the pump spray bottles and went to town. I didn't want to cover EVERY square inch of the shirt so I left the tops white. It looked kind a like they were dipped that way to me. :O) I borrowed this idea from the last Family Fun Mag that came to the house. Good idea!!

I'll post the second set of shirts tomorrow or Friday. They are tye-dye. :O)