I made a bird shirt for my friend Emily to wear while running the St. George marathon (good luck Em!!) and loved it so much, I had to make one for Peyton too…
Wanting to make more for the other girlies!
Showing posts with label shirts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shirts. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Monday, March 8, 2010
2..
Well, it’s 3 actually…
After I made this shirt for Peyton’s second birthday, I received a request from a friend to make one for her soon to be 2 year old.
I ended-up making 3 of them.
What can I say, I was groovin’.
(I’ll have to let you in on which one she chooses..)
So if you know or love someone who is turning 2, I have two 2 shirts available. They run $10 each.
Sized 2T of course. ;)
Or, perhaps you are interested in a customized cupcake with a different digit? I can do those too! (Price may vary.)
Just contact me: mindypitcher@comcast.net
After I made this shirt for Peyton’s second birthday, I received a request from a friend to make one for her soon to be 2 year old.
I ended-up making 3 of them.
What can I say, I was groovin’.
(I’ll have to let you in on which one she chooses..)
So if you know or love someone who is turning 2, I have two 2 shirts available. They run $10 each.
Sized 2T of course. ;)
Or, perhaps you are interested in a customized cupcake with a different digit? I can do those too! (Price may vary.)
Just contact me: mindypitcher@comcast.net
Saturday, February 13, 2010
I’m a dork..
I thought I finished Peyton’s shirt..
Then I realized that I forgot some details. I often do that…
What’s a cupcake without sprinkles?
I mean, really?!
Then I realized that I forgot some details. I often do that…
What’s a cupcake without sprinkles?
I mean, really?!
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Birthday Shirts..
Peyton’s second birthday is fast approaching and I wanted a special shirt for her day.
I ironed heat and bond onto my desired fabrics, then I traced the pieces for the cupcake onto the backside of the appropriate color. I cut those out, then ironed them on, starting with the base of the cupcake. I sewed around that, using a straight stitch. I moved up to the frosting layer and did the same thing.
Before I ironed on the number candle or the little flame, I marked where they would be, and did a straight stitch forward and then backward a few times to make a little wick for the candle.
After that I added the number candle and flame the same way I did the other two pieces.
I made another one for my nephew, Tyler, who turned one! (Where has this past year gone?)
I saw a plush iron on at the store, and thought, I can so make that.. or I can “sew” make that, if you want it to be “pun-ny” or funny, if you will.
(Someone is tired..)
I used felt instead of fabric for this one, but used the same heat and bond, iron on then sew technique. I did add a button for his little eye.
I was pretty excited with how cute they turned out!
Go here and here for patterns.
I ironed heat and bond onto my desired fabrics, then I traced the pieces for the cupcake onto the backside of the appropriate color. I cut those out, then ironed them on, starting with the base of the cupcake. I sewed around that, using a straight stitch. I moved up to the frosting layer and did the same thing.
Before I ironed on the number candle or the little flame, I marked where they would be, and did a straight stitch forward and then backward a few times to make a little wick for the candle.
After that I added the number candle and flame the same way I did the other two pieces.
I made another one for my nephew, Tyler, who turned one! (Where has this past year gone?)
I saw a plush iron on at the store, and thought, I can so make that.. or I can “sew” make that, if you want it to be “pun-ny” or funny, if you will.
(Someone is tired..)
I used felt instead of fabric for this one, but used the same heat and bond, iron on then sew technique. I did add a button for his little eye.
I was pretty excited with how cute they turned out!
Go here and here for patterns.
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