Adding an Image to a T-shirt Using FlexMarkers

I thought I would try adding my own image to a T-Shirt using a heat transfer paper a Digital Image (this one is by Mo’s Digital Pencil) and Flexmarkers to colour.

I started by printing out the image I wanted to add to my shirt onto a transfer sheet remembering to mirror the image in my print settings to ensure wording would be correct once ironed on the shirt. I then cut around the image.

 

 

I placed a thick piece of card under the shirt then added the transfer paper image face down onto the shirt.

 

My transfer paper has an iron in a green circle printed on the reverse, I placed a sheet of brown paper onto of this and ironed it until the green on the transfer paper had turned brown.

 

 

I then carefully peeled off the backing paper and the image was left on my shirt.

 

 

So Flexmarkers to the ready i began to colour the image that was fused to the shirt.

 

 

Gradually laying colours and going back over when needed to deepen the shades, I didn’t want to over saturate the cloth I was wary of the marker bleeding, this way it didn’t bleed past the lines at all.

 

 

Once I'd finished colouring I covered the image again with brown paper and again ironed the image to heat set the colour.

All that is left to do is wear it. Poor lighting on my next picture because it is very difficult holding a camera whilst trying to take your own picture.

 

 

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Blog Hop of the Month–Clean and Simple

 

Its that time of the month when the Mo’s Dream Team come together and do a special project to give you a little inspiration and hopefully some Oooo’s and Awes along the way.

This Months theme for the Blog Hop is CAS (Clean and Simple)and Jane is our host and that is where the blog hop begins.

You should have landed here from Pops blog.

I used Miki’s Puppies digi image from Mo’s Digital Pencil for my project.

The Corners of the image were punched with a EK Success corner punch.

It is always a challenge not to keep adding bits to your card minimalistic is the key to CAS cards.

The snow was made with a sharpie paint pen from Ribbon Carousel 

Next up is Gretha and I know she’ll have something amazing to show you.

Don't forget to leave comments along the way as there is a couple of spot prizes on comments left

The blog hop order if you get lost is Jane, Julie, Debby.Y, Heidy, Alice, Debbie, Mina, Pops, Jak, Gretha, Kerttu

 

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Time for Tea–Die-Namics

I can think of so very many people who I could give this card to, perfect for the Tea lover, me included. Strong with a threat of milk please.

I used a die from Die-Namics called Time for Tea. It was a bit like playing Mother when you are little, loads of little play things like a spoon (I love the spoon), teapot, cup and saucer, tea-bag, just love it.

I added the steam lines to the cup to make that it had been freshly poured.

Oh yes and the spoon (love that spoon), I popped one inside the teacup and this one I tied the ribbon around it and the teabag, ribbon and twine from Ribbon Carousel.

Do you want to come and play tea parties with me?

Our Little King

Jack had his first Nativity play and carol service at nursery on Friday and he sang and bobbed away when the music started, we were supposed to be going to it but Granddad got called into work. Jack mam captured the moment on video for us and sent us this picture of him dressed up. I think it is maybe just as well that we didn’t get there as I’d have bawled all the way through it.

King Jack.

Isn’t he simply gorgeous?