My husband just loves Trogdor...
I love to craft.... so put them together on a slow afternoon and this is what you get!
There are tutorials all over the internet. What I used was freezer paper inside the t'shirt to keep the bleach from going through. I did not iron it just stuck it in and got it flat. I used an ironing board because it was a good height for me. I free hand drew the trogdor design and let it set for about 10 minutes. I did not want the bleach to eat a hole in the fabric. I could of gone longer. Got an old t'shirt with bleach stains... put a design on it. Flowers, words or what ever comes to mind and blend in the spots. You still may only use it to paint in but you will look cute!
When using the bleach pen give it a good shake and then work out the bubbles on a scrap of paper to get it flowing nicely. You can also try the stencil method... which I will try next week sometime. Here is a photo of the shirt with the bleach on it. The reason I have the surrounding lines is because I did not work out the bubbles first and had to start over moving the design down the shirt.
I love to craft.... so put them together on a slow afternoon and this is what you get!
There are tutorials all over the internet. What I used was freezer paper inside the t'shirt to keep the bleach from going through. I did not iron it just stuck it in and got it flat. I used an ironing board because it was a good height for me. I free hand drew the trogdor design and let it set for about 10 minutes. I did not want the bleach to eat a hole in the fabric. I could of gone longer. Got an old t'shirt with bleach stains... put a design on it. Flowers, words or what ever comes to mind and blend in the spots. You still may only use it to paint in but you will look cute!
When using the bleach pen give it a good shake and then work out the bubbles on a scrap of paper to get it flowing nicely. You can also try the stencil method... which I will try next week sometime. Here is a photo of the shirt with the bleach on it. The reason I have the surrounding lines is because I did not work out the bubbles first and had to start over moving the design down the shirt.
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