And Party Everyday! My children are in love with music! My son started taking drums lessons a few months ago…he’s hooked!
So here is the second part of the gift I made for his teacher!
Earlier this week I posted part one…Appliqued Drum Set Onesie!
See….I just could not leave out his precious son who became a big brother!
The sweet gals over at Six Sister’s Stuff have a great tutorial on creating t-shirts like this!
Supplies Needed for DIY Bleached T-shirt…
100% cotton t-shirt
drum set silhouette pattern {or design of choice}
bleach mixture in spray bottle {70% Bleach 30% Water}
I simply cut out the silhouette from the freezer paper and iron it on the t-shirt following the tutorial on Six Sister’s Stuff. Next, the fun begins! After placing a piece of cardboard inside the t-shirt {to keep the bleach from bleeding through!}, you simply begin spraying the t-shirt with the bleach mixture you created earlier.
This is how my shirt looked after spraying and allowing the bleach to sit for about 20 minutes! I simpy peeled the freezer paper off after the 20 minutes. I then followed the tutorial from Six Sister’s Stuff on how to rinse and wash the shirt!
I just love the way it turned out and his little guy looks adorable in it! I made my own son a black one and now have a list of friends who want one too! Of course, my daughter has to have a guitar version! There are so many possibilities!
What would you make a bleach t-shirt of ?
Bonnie
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Trish Flake
Owner at Uncommon Designs
Hey y'all! I am Trish and the creative voice behind Uncommon Designs. I adore party planning, holiday celebrations, and all things crafty! I am so excited to share my creative adventures with you!
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Brilliant! I just made a bunch of superhero shorts for my son. He needs matching tee-shirts. Now I can download superheros to match the shorts and spray them. Was wondering what to do to make a match. Thanks so much for sharing and for the inspiration!!
I am in love with this idea – doing this!!!! For my 4 year old I would do hearts (she is totally into that at the moment) and for my 7 year old…Definitely Starwars maybe an R2D2? Thank you for showing u how xx Nat
I have been looking for a craft for my nephew’s train party and this is PERFECT!!!
This is so adorable! you gals are on a roll with these! I’m loving all the shirt appliques!
O. My Gosh!
Awesome!
What fun! Thx for the ‘How To”~ cool 🙂
That is cute! If I were making one for me I would put scissors on the front! If you’ve been to my blog that won’t surprise you 🙂
LOVE this. I definitely wanna try it out myself!! Thanks for sharing.
WOW Bonnie!! That’s one rocking t-shirt!! I’ll head over to Six Sister’s Stuff for the full tutorial!
Thanks so much for sharing at The DIY Dreamer.. From Dream To Reality! Looking forward to seeing what you link up this evening 🙂
I love the way this turned out too, what a great project!
Love it! Going to have to try this out for my kids.
How cool! I love the faded effect of the bleach. What a great project.:)
Oh my gosh! This looks so awesome and so easy! Thanks for sharing!
What an awesome idea! I was immediately drawn to this T – shirt – my husband’s a drummer, and thought how cute this would be for our boys. Thanks for sharing!!
Jen @ Noting Grace
Brilliant idea. I love how it turned up! 🙂
How can i do a design onto a black shirt and bleach the design white without it running? Is that possible do you think? Great shirt btw 🙂
I love the combo of the freezer paper stencil and the bleach! Thanks for sharing…