My sister found some cheap ($1) size one t-shirts at Target last week so this is my second attempt at freezer paper stencilling.I've just realised that this photo looks like an advertisment for New Zealand, but NZ is not for New Zealand....it's N for Noah and Z for Zane. It's going to be a least 6 months before they fit..but oh well!
The paint is a little bit patchy as I didn't use enough, but the edges are nice and crisp again.
If you need any extra information about freezer paper stencilling so that you can try it yourself, head on over to Hoppo Bumpo and read the stencilling posts. There's a wealth of information and links and comparisons....
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They look fantastic! that's a great graphic. Hmm, size one t-shirts for $1, must go and buy me a bagful for my size one boy.
ReplyDeleteWow, New Zealand is looking fabulous. I can't wait to see the 2 boys side by side.
ReplyDeleteYou've done a great job for two very lucky boys! If you can't wait for them to grow into them, you can rotate them, still have N&Z and make pillow cases!
ReplyDeleteSo where's this secret source of $1 tshirts? I think I could applique a bit!
Those t-shirts look really cool. I think a feel an urge to try it myself coming on. Thanks for letting us all see your work.
ReplyDeleteThey turned out pretty cool! If I didn't know any better it looks like NZ to, maybe put the other way round so it looks like ZN?
ReplyDeleteThe stencilling turned out really well - love the stars - great design!
ReplyDeleteHey, no complaints about advertising New Zealand over here! lol
ReplyDelete$1 shirts?? Where I need a couple to go with some pressies!!!
:D Very cute... love the New Zealand angle!
ReplyDeletethey look awesome!
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they turned out fantastic ...very clean lines...
ReplyDeleteYou're very talented at this stencilling caper Ms CP! Go you!
ReplyDeleteyou've nailed this stencilling caper..onwards and upwards
ReplyDeleteThey're fabulous, they turned out really well!
ReplyDeleteWow, they turned out great! The boys will look very cool in their groovy new t-shirts.
ReplyDeleteThey look great! You've totally convinced me to try it, at least once we move. Once we get into the new house I'm all over this project!
ReplyDeletelooks good!..:)
ReplyDeleteThey look sensational. Love the designs and you've got the stencilling so beautifully crisp. Can't wait to see what you try next!
ReplyDeleteThey turned out so well-very nice design and crisp edges:)
ReplyDeleteYou've done a super job! Your edges are crisper than mine ("darlin', your edges..." well, you get it). I'm sure that the young fellas will love these t-shirts.
ReplyDeletethey look great! Can't wait to finish my studies so that I can get back into crafting without feeling guilty... I feel inspired!
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