Back-to-School Shirt #1
This simple little project had been on my list for weeks. Last weekend I finally tackled it. SO EASY - and I love the finished result. Char of Crap I've Made has a great applique tutorial. For me it was WonderUnder and machine sewing. That's it. Fabric is from Valori Well's Nest collection for Free Spirit. T-shirt is from Target - I think I got it for $4 on sale. Nice.
The shirt received rave reviews from the 6th Grade Girls, which is even more validating than 1,000 blog comments.
Linking up to Amy's Sew and Tell!
I'm also linking up to Today's Creative Blog.





































that is great...i love the color, and who doesn't love a sale for getting the shirt....
ReplyDeleteSo cute! My 6th grader would love that.
ReplyDeleteA very sweet shirt! It's nice to know that it wasn't too hard, I might have to give it a try sometime.
ReplyDeletevery cute! great job, Amy!
ReplyDeleteHa ha ha, I know exactly what you mean about 6th grade girls vs. 1000 blog comments. Oh boy, I wouldn't go back to 6th grade if you PAID me!
ReplyDeleteThis shirt looks great! I love that it's pretty easy to do but makes a big impact.
Love it! My daughter loves appliqued t-shirts I've made her but she's only 6. A 6th grade girl loving it? Nice work, mom!
ReplyDeleteJennifer :)
those target shirts are the best - i love them!
ReplyDeletei use them for applique too.
SO CUTE!
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks for the shout out. ;)
Cute!
ReplyDeleteThat's a really good way to personalize a t-shirt. Pretty cool.
ReplyDeleteThat's just adorable!!
ReplyDeleteNothing like a bit of praise from friends to realise Mum is very hip (and ahead of the trends). LOL. It looks lovely and am so glad your daughter loves it.
ReplyDeletecompliments from school girls are definitely the best!
ReplyDeleteCute idea! i'm sure your daughter was proud to be wearing a fabulous one of a kind creation!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea!
ReplyDeleteI love the applique! Very pretty. I'm going to want to try that.
ReplyDeleteI used some of the half-off fabric from the DB sale and made a tunic for my 5th grader this week that she got lots of compliments on. Here's a link.
Very pretty! And if the 6th graders like it you are practically Wonder Woman.
ReplyDeleteJust adorable! I love this idea for myself too.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the post. It looks great, and it was easy too? Remarkable! Maybe I can find some appliques and make some school spirit shirts for my daughters. Thanks for the idea!
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