I was in charge of making the Girls Camp Tees for my church this year, coming up with a design and how to do it. So researching online I found this awesome way to make designs on shirts! It's called freezer paper, I could only find it at Wal-Mart, and you just cut out your design and iron it on to the shirt to act as your stencil. So I came up with this design with my Silhouette, cut it out, ironed it on and wha-la our own custom stencil!
Then all the girls got to paint in the stencil how they wanted. It takes probably 4 or 5 coats for the paint to be a true color, especially on our blue shirts.
Ironed over it one more time, with a cloth over it, to seal the paint and now we have some good lookin' shirts for camp!
4 comments:
Thanks for the great idea! You just saved our camp budget!! Our girls are going to love this!!!
Did you use regular craft paints, or fabric paints ?
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Such a Cute Idea! What type of paint would you use?? Did you use?>?
I have made similar shirts and used fabric paint (from JoAnns)
These shirts are great! :)
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