There seems to a distinct lack of making stuff at CurlyPops HQ at the moment, but I sincerely promise that the cogs are still slowly turning back here, behind the scenes.
When I have a little brainwave and come up with a new product, there's lots of testing and waiting and thinking......
Owlie - Testing by Little Miss
....and making sure that it really is suitable for the kiddies (of course).... (or just the kiddies at heart)
Kombi - Testing by Little Miss
.... and more importantly that they love it so much that they immediately want to colour in another one.
So, this is my brand new product - the CurlyPops Colour Your Own Fabric Panel Kit.
You can choose your favourite from the sweet little Owlie or the Kombi Van.
Kit Contains:
Black and White Owl or Kombi Van Fabric Panel measuring approximately 20cm x 20cm.
Design measures approximately 13cm x 13cm.
Fabric is a 55% linen 45% combed cotton blend.
Machine wash warm or cool using phosphate-free detergent.
Directions for Use:
Use appropriate fabric markers to colour in your fabric panel (Crayola brand fabric markers are recommended).
Follow the directions for heat setting and washing contained on the fabric marker packet to ensure that the colour will not run.
Use the panel in your favourite crafty project – frame as a piece of wall art, appliqué onto a t-shirt, stitch up as a cushion panel…. The possibilities are endless!
Little Miss took her completed Owlie panel home to stretch over a canvas.
I took the Kombi panel that she coloured in, heat set it, and appliqued it onto a little tee for a friends son.
It's super cute!
Kit Contains:
Black and White Owl or Kombi Van Fabric Panel measuring approximately 20cm x 20cm.
Design measures approximately 13cm x 13cm.
Fabric is a 55% linen 45% combed cotton blend.
Machine wash warm or cool using phosphate-free detergent.
Directions for Use:
Use appropriate fabric markers to colour in your fabric panel (Crayola brand fabric markers are recommended).
Follow the directions for heat setting and washing contained on the fabric marker packet to ensure that the colour will not run.
Use the panel in your favourite crafty project – frame as a piece of wall art, appliqué onto a t-shirt, stitch up as a cushion panel…. The possibilities are endless!
Little Miss took her completed Owlie panel home to stretch over a canvas.
I took the Kombi panel that she coloured in, heat set it, and appliqued it onto a little tee for a friends son.
It's super cute!
That's a fantastic idea Cam, congratulations.
ReplyDeleteWe did fabric marker drawing yesterday! For the first time. on tea towels for the granparents. great idea Cam.
ReplyDeleteYou can get the fabric markers on ebay.
That. Is. Awesome! Well done.
ReplyDeletei like that alot Cam! great for the little ones, well done Ms Curlypops ♥
ReplyDeleteThat is such an awesome idea!
ReplyDeleteWhat a grand idea. I love how you can still be creative even when having to take things easy. Cherrie
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous idea! With lots of 5-year old's birthdays coming up I could be hitting your shop bigtime in the next little bit.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely product idea for the kids! Yay!!
ReplyDeleteThe possibilities are endless..great product and fun too!
ReplyDeleteI can't help but be stunned by the beautiful model.....
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous idea Cam!! I do love your drawings :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat idea Cam. Fantastic rainy day project for the tiddly-winks.
ReplyDeleteAnother great idea! Little Miss colours in beautifully - so neat!
ReplyDeleteFab idea, Cam!! Will we see the wee dress in there sometime too? Little Miss colours in so neatly and perfectly. My 9 year old wouldn't do as good a job. So do you set the fabric ink by ironing it?
ReplyDeleteWhat a brilliant concept, and cute artwork! I'm working on a new Spoonflower project myself...
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic idea my little one would love this. How much will you sell them for? Childs art is a treasure, dee x
ReplyDeleteFabulous idea Cam, I love it!
ReplyDeletethats a great idea :D so many colour combinations, could have a row of different coloured vans quilted in a row
ReplyDeleteBrilliant!!!! My kids love that kinda stuff. Your drawings have the right balance of detail and intricacy to keep it interesting. Love it.
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