you are the most awesomest mom! i love that the instruction is all done in the disney font, too. very cute. and crafty. and inexpensive. rock star mom, you are!
I. love. this. Your boys will be the cutest kids at Disney, Kelli! I love the way you used the spray adhesive before sewing...what an awesome way to get around using the expensive fabric transfer material stuff. Great job!!!
Kelli I am loving all of your Disney ideas! I really hope we get a chance to go sometime! These shirts are so cute and I love that their names look like Disney writing! They are perfect and I can't wait to see your pics from your trip!
I do wish I lived closer so I could come and sit with you while you do these things to learn. I love the picture tutorial...that's the next best thing. These shirts turned out really well. Your model is so handsome!
These look adorable. I think that machine is going to be at the top of my Christmas list. Do you like it better than your Cricut? Which one is more bang for your buck? :)
What a FABULOUS idea! I now wish I had a Silhouette! Thanks for sharing I saw your link up over at Tatertots and Jello, I'm so glad I found you! I'm your newest follower! YAY, hope you can come visit me too: http://onestopbabygifts.blogspot.com
Thanks for the template. Another question: how did you get the letters on the heat transfer? my mom has a cricut that I could use, but I don't know how I would do it with the heat transfer.
Thanks for your help! I'll have to email you pictures once I get it finished!
Could you please send me the template? Also, it there any way that I could get you to allow me to purchase iron ons from you in my daughter's names? I don't have a either of the machines to make them & would LOVE to have their names on them.
It holds up pretty well. The black felt I used for these was the thicker stuff that you buy by the yard, not the crafty kind. It did get a few knit balls, but I think if you washed it inside out and on the delicate cycle they wouldn't be bad at all. My boys' shirts have been washed at least 10 times and they are still going strong:)
I love your shirts!!! Would you mind sharing the mickey template with me? Also could I pay you to make my sons name for the shirt? I I can't get the font to cut. Thanks a ton!
I am a wife & stay at home mom of three boys: Henry (7) Grant (6) & Eli (3). I try to be SUPERMOM, but sometimes it is just exhausting! I think I need a nap!
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you are the most awesomest mom! i love that the instruction is all done in the disney font, too. very cute. and crafty. and inexpensive. rock star mom, you are!
So cute. You are going to get so many compliments and comments about those shirts!
I. love. this. Your boys will be the cutest kids at Disney, Kelli! I love the way you used the spray adhesive before sewing...what an awesome way to get around using the expensive fabric transfer material stuff. Great job!!!
Soooo cute! You are so creative! I hope you and your family have a great time at Disney World.
Love! I had t-shirts made for the girls before we went. Don't know why I didn't think to just make 'em myself!! :)
Kelli I am loving all of your Disney ideas! I really hope we get a chance to go sometime! These shirts are so cute and I love that their names look like Disney writing! They are perfect and I can't wait to see your pics from your trip!
I do wish I lived closer so I could come and sit with you while you do these things to learn. I love the picture tutorial...that's the next best thing. These shirts turned out really well. Your model is so handsome!
I can't believe you have a Disney font! Wait- yes I do. Of course you do! Your boys seem to have everything they need for the trip!
Oh- and I am LOVING Eli's pose! So funny and so cute. He is losing his baby look though, make that stop.
These are so cute! Great job!
Yall are going to look so cute!!! Super fun idea.
These look adorable. I think that machine is going to be at the top of my Christmas list. Do you like it better than your Cricut? Which one is more bang for your buck? :)
You're so awesome! I have GOT to learn how to sew!
I want one too!! :-) If I had a sewing machine I'd make me and the girls these shirts...right now!
Those are so cute, you did an amazing job. Love everything about them, good job mama(as always):)
Those are Adorable! Great job. I'm going to save this for a future project. Feel free to come link up on my Friendly Friday :) www.momomma.com
I love this! I did a Minnie tank for my little one (minniemousebirthday.blogspot.com), and I adore this Mickey shirt!
We are still having our Crafts for Under Twenty Somethings party through noon tomorrow if you would like to link your awesome post!!
Melanie
http://bearrabbitbear.blogspot.com/2011/08/crafts-for-under-twenty-somethings_17.html
What a FABULOUS idea! I now wish I had a Silhouette! Thanks for sharing I saw your link up over at Tatertots and Jello, I'm so glad I found you! I'm your newest follower! YAY, hope you can come visit me too:
http://onestopbabygifts.blogspot.com
XOXOXO,
Lilli
Super cute! I hope you're having a great time!
I Love Disney...so thank you for sharing all of your cute ideas!
where did you find the template for mickey's head?! I'm making my son a birthday shirt, but can't seem to find a perfect template...
Thanks for the template. Another question: how did you get the letters on the heat transfer? my mom has a cricut that I could use, but I don't know how I would do it with the heat transfer.
Thanks for your help! I'll have to email you pictures once I get it finished!
Could you please send me the template? Also, it there any way that I could get you to allow me to purchase iron ons from you in my daughter's names? I don't have a either of the machines to make them & would LOVE to have their names on them.
thank you,
Regan
mamabrown78@gmail.com
I love the shirts! My question is: How does the felt hold up with washing?
It holds up pretty well. The black felt I used for these was the thicker stuff that you buy by the yard, not the crafty kind. It did get a few knit balls, but I think if you washed it inside out and on the delicate cycle they wouldn't be bad at all. My boys' shirts have been washed at least 10 times and they are still going strong:)
I love your shirts!!! Would you mind sharing the mickey template with me?
Also could I pay you to make my sons name for the shirt? I I can't get the font to cut.
Thanks a ton!
I also have a Henry. He is 2. If you ever have any personalized items for Henry you would want to sell or pass down, I would love to look at them!
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