In which I produced this:
In case you can't tell in the picture, yes, the letters DO sparkle. IIRC, I first saw this phrase on a t-shirt on Craftster (though I've seen it elsewhere since, so I don't know who came up with it first) and it made me laugh so hard that I became sure I should have such a t-shirt too.
This is my first time making something with iron-on letters, and I have to say that as a crafting experience, using them comes pretty close to instant gratification. Which is a good thing, because as you can see in the background of this picture, there's a laundry basket full of freshly-washed-linens-that-probably-won't-stay-fresh-for-long waiting for me to fold them and put them away so they can be used again tonight when the vomiting recommences:
Hey, I may not be optimistic, but I am pretty happy. This is one cool shirt. And it just makes me laugh every time I look down at it. Now all I need is a Harry Potter movie opening to go to . . . what? You say there's a while to wait? Hey! I'm finally early for something!
Peace of Christ to you,
Jessica Snell
3 comments:
I love this!
Yay for DIY T-shirts! I'm an iron-on letter junkie and have a stash of letters to prove it. Aren't they way too fun? I'm convinced that if everybody started making T-shirts with iron-on letters, there would be no war. Okay, maybe not but your HP themed shirt is super cool. Great job!
You, and that shirt, are made of AWESOME!
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