teeshirt design
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craftgrrli have a bit too many thrift teeshirts so i messed around with one to make it look classy.
It's a child's Flyers (the philly hockey team) teeshirt. I then cut the bottom off, about 5 inches, then sewn on a shear neck scarf around the cut off bottom, leaving the ends free on one side so i can tie it in a bow (it shows some tummy, be warned if you don't like that idea). There is a sequin star in the top corner of the shirt, to add a bit of flair. I got this idea from Urban Outfitters, who basically sell the same teeshirt but for $30. I made this one for $4.
It's a child's Flyers (the philly hockey team) teeshirt. I then cut the bottom off, about 5 inches, then sewn on a shear neck scarf around the cut off bottom, leaving the ends free on one side so i can tie it in a bow (it shows some tummy, be warned if you don't like that idea). There is a sequin star in the top corner of the shirt, to add a bit of flair. I got this idea from Urban Outfitters, who basically sell the same teeshirt but for $30. I made this one for $4.
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