I found a yellow shirt at Walmart for $4. It had a pocket on the front that I didn't care for. Me and Mr. Seam Ripper solved that problem. There were little holes from where the thread was, but they disappeared after I washed it! I also found the doilies at Walmart in the cake section. (I've heard you can get doilies at the dollar store though, which would save you a dollar or so.) I used white fabric paint.
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I love the yellow and the doily technique. So cute and I love these kinds of projects that don't take much time but are sooo cute!!!
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Oh, I LOVE your shirt! I hadn't even thought of white doilies on a colorful shirt, but that came out so cute. Great job, and thanks for the link :-)
It turned out cute! I am getting ready to make a yellow shirt too... I LOVE that color:)
Okay, not only is the shirt super cute, but I absolutely love this photograph. Good work, mama!
~ Adrianne
This looks awesome. I really like the white on yellow look. I've pinned that project on maybe matilda so I can come back and make my own soon.
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What a great color shirt. Love it. Thanks for sharing your crafts at my newbie party.
This shirt has been on the top of my to-do list as well. I love the yellow with the white. Very fun!
Love it and it looks so easy! Love to refashion stuff and you did such a fabulous job:) I am a new follower!
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That is lovely!
Super super cute, what a FUN idea! All of these creative people from Vintage Wanna Bee, I LOVE it! Visiting from rolleduppretty.com, hope to hear from you sometime :)
Savannah
Great idea, and what a fun product! Thanks for sharing!
Very cute! Love it!
I LOVE this! I just did something where I was painting doilies and I just love the patterns... I'm impressed you didn't end up with doily pieces stuck to your shirt (I kept having issues like that because I was a slow little painter)! : )
I am totally going to have to try this one!Thanks for linking up with DIY under $5!
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