I've been craving to use the
Tulip Glow in the Dark 3D Paints for Halloween, but I wanted to do something really cool and not cheesy. This is what I came up with...
I took a black fitted T-shirt and slipped it over a cardboard form and taped the back with clear tape so the shirt wouldn't slip.
I then pulled out my favorite paints!
I used a piece of chalk to outline where I wanted to make the first line. After that, I just kept adding rows of designs. It took a couple hours. I suggest a good chick flick to keep your mind entertained as you make dot after dot after dot...Every so often I would hold it up to make sure it was all evenly spaced. I let it dry for several hours.
After that, it was ready to go. I love how it turned out and I'm really looking forward to wearing it out at night to a party or just goofing around with my friends. I think it would be really wild to do a whole pair of jeans like this too.
Craft on!
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I've been craving to use the Tulip Glow in the Dark 3D Paints for Halloween, but I wanted to do something really cool and not cheesy. This is what I came up with...
After that, it was ready to go. I love how it turned out and I'm really looking forward to wearing it out at night to a party or just goofing around with my friends. I think it would be really wild to do a whole pair of jeans like this too.
this is AMAZING!! how fun and creative! you have definitely inherited your mom's talent!! :) lucky you!!!!
ReplyDeleteVery Very nice. Fun idea.
ReplyDeleteI like to use plastic clothes pins to keep my t-shirts taught while painting them. Also if you do a little circle motion when lifting the fabric paint tube from your dots, there will be less of a pointy peak to them. That is how I get my braille dots to be so smooth and uniform ;)
What an inspiring idea! Keep up the great work, and please visit www.facebook.com/CanadianRAISED
to see some of the t-shirt ideas I have come up with :)
Beautiful work! I love how it looks in the dark. How long did this take you?
ReplyDeleteOK, duh! See that you said it took a couple of hours. Awesome!
ReplyDeletelove it!!! How creative.. I would LOVE for you to link it to my Pin Inspirational Thursday Linky pweease.. :)) http://theartsygirlconnection.blogspot.com/2011/10/pinspirations-pinterest-inspirational.html.. PS:officially following ya with smiles..:))
ReplyDeleteTHIS IS FABULOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeletenice job ;)
this is really cool! great job on the design and thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome project-I would love to try this!
ReplyDeleteI'm visiting from Tatertots & Jello and wish I could duplicate this shirt - it's fabulous!
ReplyDeletethe teens at the library would LOVE to do this as a group. what a great idea!
ReplyDeleteThis is great. I too came over from Tatertots and Jello! Great giveaway there!
ReplyDeleteAWESOME! What a great idea! I would love to try this project! I came from the Tatertots and Jello giveaway post!
ReplyDeleteLove this idea! I am so going to try and make one myself this week!
ReplyDeleteI can see so much fun happening with these paints. I would love to try the glow in the dark paint or body paints.
ReplyDeletei really love this idea , and i think my daughter would love love love it !!! I would love to do this project! I came from the Tatertots and Jello giveaway post!
ReplyDeletereally amazing!
ReplyDeletewhere to get such col..M not getting in India...
ReplyDeletebad luck for me