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Start off by drawing out the buttons on your camera. I didn't try to make my ones look perfect because I wanted them to look a bit cartoony. Feel free to use my ones (<- click to get them big)
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Take the fabric and cut out a basic t-shirt shape. The drawing shows something similar to the one I cut (sorry it's a bit rubbish).
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Stitch together your t-shirt and lay it down on a hard surface.
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Print out your camera buttons on to transfer paper.
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Cut each button out carefully, making sure not to cut in to the paper remnants too much.
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Lay the cut-out remnant on top of the t-shirt in the position you would like to buttons to go,
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Remove the transfer backing from the remnants and place in to the appropriate hole on the cut out.
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Remove the cut out, making sure not to move the buttons and place the wax paper on top.
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Carefully iron the buttons in to place and you're all done!
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Posted By:Cat Morley »
January 28, 2008 20:40
Popular tags: Dressmaking / Tailoring, Revamping, Painting & Decorating, Clothing & Fabric, Decorating, Halloween, Christmas, and Costumes & Cosplay
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Darling Niki
28 Jan 21:20
oohh I love it!!
'Gemyz
28 Jan 21:32
Wow this is awesome!! :]
I think I might have some transfer paper somewhere,i might try it.
northernstar
28 Jan 22:01
very original :) I likes it. I've only got one sheet of transfer left! Need to plan well hehe
Ryden
29 Jan 00:36
Very hip!
Courtney Couture
29 Jan 00:54
wow i would totally do that but i has no transfer paper:(
soooo cute though!
Eien
29 Jan 06:21
Yeah that's pretty cute and fantastic right there, imaginative too.
ʎǝɔɐɹƃ
29 Jan 18:38
This is wicked Cat
ADELE -- TONIGHT!!
Risa I.
14 Mar 15:45
how do you wash it? just machine awash? x_X?
Mi.ezekatze
08 Aug 16:54
Oooooooooomg, this is riddiculishlywonderfullovely!