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Step 6Variations
You can make a multi-colored design by repeating the process, letting each layer dry.
If you use a smaller piece of cardboard, you can create several separate designs on the shirt (front, back, sides).
If you use a smaller piece of cardboard, you can create several separate designs on the shirt (front, back, sides).
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Jan 3, 2012. 10:43 AM
feistydonut
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feistydonut
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That is such a great idea!
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Aug 3, 2011. 9:45 AMJar Sqwuid
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It's a goat!
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Sep 22, 2011. 6:24 PMbloodyflail
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*gasp* it totally is!
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Mar 29, 2011. 10:17 AMkkristjánsdóttir
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I see a happy fish-man coming out of the ocean.. What does that say about me? :P
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Mar 21, 2011. 11:48 PMRskate2
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If you turn it 90* clockwise it looks like a motorcycle riding along side a still pond. Pretty COOL!!!
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Mar 17, 2011. 5:43 PMscolon
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it looks like a spider
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Dec 25, 2010. 12:43 AMParis121
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Made a few for Christmas presents. Can hardly wait to see how they like them. I'm making one for me next! Thanks for a great project!
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Nov 10, 2010. 3:09 PMWhales
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HOw well does this hold to washing? would it just depend on what paint you used?
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Nov 30, 2010. 10:12 PMpinkpanther
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It would be best to use acrylic or fabric colors since they won't fade away or get spoilt due to washing. Also, after the paint has dried, iron it on the reverse after 72 hours to ensure the color is fixed well, but this is optional.
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Jul 26, 2010. 7:42 AMFreakQueen
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i see a cow!
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Nov 13, 2010. 3:03 PMpyrorower
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So do I!!
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Aug 22, 2010. 4:06 AMskimmo
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looks like an angel!
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