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Alexis K.

16 Mar 02:35

That looks really cool, did you actually iron on the freezer paper 2 the shirt or did u use it as a stencil and bleach the heart?

katie

16 Mar 03:13

thats really good, very creative...you right not bad for a boy :P

Candace H.

16 Mar 18:20

these are VERY cool--nice job!

LaLaHappy

16 Mar 20:52

They are fantastic. Love the Tea Snob!

ofenjen

18 Mar 00:20

I love these! How do they hold up to washing?

They hold up extremely well in the wash. I am careful to not leave the bleach on for more then a minute. Any longer would probably weaken the fabric. Once it starts to lighten, it's done. It'll actually lighten a bit more in the wash.

The Tea Snob shirt is worn weekly and has been washed dozens of times. The design shouldn't go away unless you wash the shirt so many times that the rest of the shirt fades to match the bleached areas. :)

For me, I'm not patient enough to cut out a detailed stencil. So, using the stencil as just an outline, and adding words inside, works really well.

Kiara Lynn

13 Aug 05:06

can you make a how to on this shirt please.

17 Aug 17:18

Sure. I had a how-to on Flickr that I imported to Cut Out + Keep. All these shirts were made via the same process.

Just look in my projects for it.

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