to make:
first. Draw your design on the non shiny side of the freezer paper. I decided to go with a bunch of triangles that I just free handed on, but you could print something like this out I am sure.
second. Use a matte knife to cut out your design.third. Iron on your freezer paper to your shirt (make sure to put newspaper inside the shirt to protect the other side of the t-shirt)
fourth. Using some craft paint, paint your t-shirt. I used a paper towel to dab it on to give it more of a distressed look.
Then when it dries, just peel off your freezer paper. It was pretty quick and easy to make this. I think the craft paint cracks more than the spray paint, but the spray paint has a rougher texture. So I'm not sure which method I like better, but there are more color options with the craft paint. I have another t-shirt I am working on already...









You are so creative and I love your choice of triangles! Pinning so I can add this to my t-shirt to-do list!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! How do you come up with these ideas! They're awesome :-)
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this is awesome! oh the colors I can think of ;0
ReplyDeleteI love this! I can't wait to try it out!
ReplyDeleteOh wow that is amazing!
ReplyDeleteHope to see you linked up at What I Wore Wednesday Just grab the badge or link and comment and you're good to go!
what a fun shirt! so creative!
ReplyDeleteand i love the pink door. great picture location as well :)
LOVE this! =)
ReplyDeleteWhat a Nice crafty DIY, it looks so great!nå Thanks for the tutorial and great photos. Have a Nice day
ReplyDeleteI love your design!
ReplyDeleteI love your shirt....I really love the pink doors!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I love the distressed idea with the paper towels!
ReplyDelete~Amy
www.LadyMockingbird.com
I found this from the DIY Dreamers Linky Party, and I adore it. This is definitely getting pinned!
ReplyDelete-Bonny @ thedomesticatedprincess.blogspot.com
This is REALLY cute! I feel like I'd see that in some fancy boutique for way too much money!
ReplyDeleteLove it! What a great way to dress up a plain t-shirt.
ReplyDeleteSarah, I'm excited for you to have your own boutique! Super cute tee. I'm featuring you on Saturday and can't wait to see what you share at this week's party. XO, Aimee
ReplyDeleteOk, this is ROCKIN'!! I want 10 please!!! WOW!! Such a great design!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing this at The DIY Dreamer.. From Dream To Reality!
That came out fantastic! What a great idea. Maybe I could do this to bring new life to some old shirts the girls have.
ReplyDeleteVery cute!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing with my Super Link Party! :-)
Cute! It turned out great. I love the tip on making it distressed
ReplyDeleteI love this too - what a great way to spice up all of my boring, solid color tees!
ReplyDeletelove your shirt!
ReplyDeletexoxo
Heather
Muy buena idea.
ReplyDeleteRaquel
http://raqueljimenezbisuteria.blogspot.com.es/
very cute!!!!!!! should do that;)
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I love what you did with your shirt and have featured it in my post as one of ten ways to redesign t-shirts: http://thedomesticatedprincess.blogspot.com/2012/11/from-t-shirt-to-treasure-part-2.html.
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