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I’ve noticed alot of lovely flower appliques adorning t-shirts lately that can cost a pretty penny. But it’s so much fun to make your own with some scrap fabric and an inexpensive tee.
I wanted to give my shirt a few different looks, so I created my flowers with snaps so they’re easy to remove and change. It also makes it so much easier to launder.
I made my appliques out of cotton, but try some other fabric, like felt, linen or leather.
I wanted to give my shirt a few different looks, so I created my flowers with snaps so they’re easy to remove and change. It also makes it so much easier to launder.
I made my appliques out of cotton, but try some other fabric, like felt, linen or leather.
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T-shirt
Straight Edge Scissors & Pinking Shears
Needle
Embroidery Thread
Scrap pieces of fabric, cotton and felt work bes
tFelt for the center of your flower
Snaps
Straight Edge Scissors & Pinking Shears
Needle
Embroidery Thread
Scrap pieces of fabric, cotton and felt work bes
tFelt for the center of your flower
Snaps
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Jan 14, 2011. 12:27 PMstanichkovskijj
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Excuse, what is it?
Jan 14, 2011. 12:28 PMstanichkovskijj
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Jan 14, 2011. 12:29 PMstanichkovskijj
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what is it?
Jan 17, 2011. 8:56 AMpatmac
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The snaps are genius. The flowers are simple to make and the shirt looks great! Thanks.
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Jan 14, 2011. 1:13 PM
Facci Designs (author)
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Facci Designs (author)
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I'm sorry, what is what? velcro? it's a fabric hook-and-loop fasteners. You can google it
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Jan 14, 2011. 11:24 AMFacci Designs (author)
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Facci Designs (author)
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oh, thank you so much. I guess you could also use velcro
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Jan 14, 2011. 11:01 AMChrysN
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ChrysN
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Pretty, I like how you used snaps so that they are interchangeable.
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