This shirt was part of a birthday gift for a five year old boy who loves all things related to construction. It’s a copy of his original drawing of a truck, transferred using freezer paper and fabric paint. I wish I had taken a photo of the original drawing, but no such luck. This is a random thought, but I am realizing just now that I chose my college school colors. (Go Jumbos!) I can’t wait until I can do this project with my little one. Right now, his drawings are a tad too, shall we say, abstract.
Inspiration for this particular project came from here. I wrote a previous post that explains how I do freezer paper stenciling and you can find it here.
i adore kid’s art. this is so fresh and fun!
Just adorable! I love seeing kid art too!
so cute…and clever on your part
Hi Molly,
that looks pretty nice, indeed. Also the autumn leaves. Klaus just made a very decorative picture for our bath room wall using autumn leaves which he put in a nice pattern behind a glass cover.
I have a question: my Outlook address book gives me at least 3 different e-mail addresses for your name. Could you pls. let me have the correct ones ?
Recently I tried to Google a “Wäschebeutel” (Laundry bag) and I came across the following address:
http://de.dawanda.com
Try it – there is also an English version. It might be interesting for you.
Warm wishes, Elke
that is one cool truck!
Wow, what a great drawing and love that you used the artiste’s original in creating his gift. Can see why you lean towards your school’s colours. They do it for me too. 😀
What a great idea! Freezer paper stencilling is still on my to do list.
What a great idea! I am definitely going to have to try this one!
Very cool idea. I think the drawing is great! 🙂
It does look awesome! Quick question – is freezer paper the same thing as wax paper. I can’t find freezer paper anywhere around here. And one other quick question – what is a jumbo???