Embellish a solid-colored shirt with bright fabrics and fun shapes -- and conceal stains at the same time. Have your child choose the fabric; iron it to one side of fusible webbing. Trace any shape using templates found on the computer, cookie cutters or stickers onto the fusible-webbing side, and cut out. Remove paper backing, and iron the shape on top of the stain. Use several sizes and vary fabrics for a decorative effect or to cover multiple stains. I have never actually done this, but found it on the web and thought it was a great idea! -Ashley Hancey
Sunday, February 17, 2008
Fun fabric craft
Embellish a solid-colored shirt with bright fabrics and fun shapes -- and conceal stains at the same time. Have your child choose the fabric; iron it to one side of fusible webbing. Trace any shape using templates found on the computer, cookie cutters or stickers onto the fusible-webbing side, and cut out. Remove paper backing, and iron the shape on top of the stain. Use several sizes and vary fabrics for a decorative effect or to cover multiple stains. I have never actually done this, but found it on the web and thought it was a great idea! -Ashley Hancey
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What shapes would you do for boys?
I would do like tools or even find a fabric will different balls on it (football, basketball, baseball) and use that.
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