A while back I needed a baby gift for my daughter's teacher.
I thought it was the perfect time for a Freezer Paper project.
Personalized baby gifts are the best.
First I dyed a couple of onesies in boy shades.
I thought it was the perfect time for a Freezer Paper project.
Personalized baby gifts are the best.
First I dyed a couple of onesies in boy shades.
I started off cutting out the lettering with my Silhouette.
Freezer paper (can be bought at your grocery store near the foil & parchment paper) is a great inexpensive way to create a stencil for t-shirts, bags, aprons (let your imagination run wild!)
The next step was to iron the freezer paper stencil on the onesie.
The next step was to iron the freezer paper stencil on the onesie.
I've found that Tulip's Slick fabric paint is the best.
I painted 2 coats of paint over the stencil (and letting the paint dry in between coats).
After my paint was dry I peeled off the freezer paper stencil.
Using a light kitchen towel I placed it over my design and used a warm iron to set the paint.
Aren't they so cute? And so easy!
I'd love to hear about some of your freezer paper projects!
SO cute, Chessa!! I always wondered how the freezer paper worked in...thanks for the tutorial!! Now I just need a Silhouette!!
ReplyDeleteSo cool!!! I might need to use this idea for a summer time project for the boys!! This is a great way to make personalized t-shirts! TFS!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! I love how they turned out! I really need to try this!
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