I had some success with my first attempt at freezer stencilling, way back in January when I made Joseph a Rhino t-shirt to match the rhino on his peg at school. For a second effort (only 7 months later - where has the year gone??) I decided on a dinosaur design where the tail would go around the side of the shirt and onto the back. I did a number of coats to make the white really stand out on the blue jersey. However, when I came to tear off the freezer paper I found a lot of areas where the paint had seeped through - gutted! I put it to one side, annoyed!
Then later on I had an idea; cut it out; did some crazy zig-zag stitching with no pattern or reason to it; stitched it onto some blue fabric then appliquéd that onto a yellow t-shirt and came up with this -
Then later on I had an idea; cut it out; did some crazy zig-zag stitching with no pattern or reason to it; stitched it onto some blue fabric then appliquéd that onto a yellow t-shirt and came up with this -
and I'm quite pleased :)
As is Joseph, here's his fashion shoot -
Here is how the t-shirt looks whilst bouncing
Model pose 1
Model pose 2
Think I may need the 'rest room' pose!
Bored now!
I love it! What a good accident!
ReplyDeleteIt looks amazing. Your little guy is too adorable. Love the jumping picture. If you get a chance I would love you to link your dinosaur t-shirt up to More the Merrier Monday. It lasts through Wednesday so you have plenty of time to stop by. See you there. http://diyhshp.blogspot.com/
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