I wanted to make Ellie a shirt to match
her skirt for fall (I'm thinking brown or pink tights and some cute boots) so I bought this $4 long sleeve T at Meijer. This was so easy to do and only took about 10 minutes. Not too bad to make a simple t super cute.
I asked the woman at the local fabric shop what I needed to adhere fabric to fabric and she gave me this white paper below. I think she might have called it steam'a'seam. Not sure though - sorry!
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Iron the fabric on to the shiny side of the sticky paper. |
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I used my Cricut to cut a flower and then cut it by hand out of the fabric. |
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Peel off the backing, you'll feel that the fabric is sticky now on the back. |
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Iron it on the shirt for a few seconds until it's set. |
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Sew a zig-zag stitch around the center of the flower. *you can skip this step |
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Done! Super cute set. (excuse the bed, I was washing the sheets. But you can see our new paint color!) |
Love it! Wish I had a girl sometimes to make cute stuff like that for ... :-(
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