Now for the back you can tape of stripes again and do the back the same as the front, or for fun you can do polka dots. I used all the same colors and drew dots all over the back.
The last thing I did was add a little iron on vinyl to the bottom. Just because I am seriously addicted to the stuff. I bought mine through silhouette and used my silhouette to cut out the design but you can also cut a design out with scissors or a scalpel and iron it right on to any shirt. (you can see more about how here)
That’s all there is to it. Easy right? And it is dry and ready to wear right away so if you are bored with your clothes you can jazz them up in no time and wear it right out the door.
It adds a fun pop to the boring white tee.
Thanks again Kari for having me! It was so much fun creating for Ucreate!
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That’s really cute. Thanks for sharing.
love that you used the markers to achieve the stripes on this shirt. Well done Shauna, I love it!
So pretty! I love the sketchy look of the stripes. I think I’m going to do a blue striped version for my son 🙂
so many fun colors to use for a boy, too…love it!
Genius! Looks like you spent $20 at Target!
Love the stripes and pictures!
This is perfect for those t-shirts that have just a little stain on them – you know, strawberry juice, or blackberry juice… you can “stripe” right over that area! Thanks for the idea!
awesome idea!