Flag Shirt, DIY

 Flag shirts are so much fun to make 

and since The 4th of July is just around the corner 

I thought this would be a fun project. 

I really love these new Color Shot Fabric paints by Tulip.

They cut the time it takes me to do a project in half 

which is wonderful because my time is so limited.

Things You Need

  Shirt * Mine is a Hanes Large

Scissors

Color Shot Paint in Blue and Red

Star Stickers *Walmart

 Tape

 Cut the front of your shirt.

 Cut the back.

 Cut a line about 7 inches across.

I measured down  about 7 inches from the top.

 Cut off the hem part of one of your sleeves. 

You will use this to tie your shirt in the back.

This is where you will tie your shirt AFTER you paint it.

 Tape off the top-back part of your shirt

 right above where you made your cut.

Take your stars and place them on the top-back of your shirt.

 Tape off the rest of the shirt and cover with paper towels 

or pieces of paper, do this for over spray.

 Spray a light coat wait 5 to 10 minutes then spray another coat.

 Tape off the bottom-back part of your shirt for the red stripes.

 and place paper around the outside to protect from over spray.

 Color Shot Fabric Spray in red

After the back dried,  

I  turned my shirt over to the front

I cut out a heart out of a piece of paper.

I taped off the top half of the heart

 and placed some more stars on the top part.

 I sprayed that with blue Tulip Color Shot paint.

I took the heart that I cut out

 and cut out stripes on the bottom half.

 Covered the the heart with my stencil 

and sprayed the Tulip Color Shot in Red.

 Tie up the back once your shirt is dry.

I waited about one hour.

It makes a pretty Star bow.

 Wear to you next BB-Que or to the beach over your swim suit.

Have a a Beautiful Sunday!

Lots of <3

Anne

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