5/10/10

Project #3

♫ Pinocchio- F(x)

Helloo!! This is project number three completed, and I'm only late by 36 days....

To my good friend H.C Happy Birthday, hope you like it !!

This is Kero from Sakura the Cardcaptor ^^

here's the pattern http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=169562.0

MUGSHOT

Back

Front

Sorry it took so long O.o, but hey.... you can't buy the sincerity of a handmade gift ^_^

[it's too late to apologiiiiize, tooo laate]

phonè!! haha like the card ?

--->off to Cubism mini-assignment

Project numero tres

Hi there ... guess whoo?

Totoro Teeee-shirt

♫ Lisztomania - Phoenix

Screen Printing ~

I learnt from http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0H_utRjIGsc The beauty guru Bubzbeauty from youtubeland, her videos are always good to watch. I've wanted to do this since this video first came out =.=

I didn't have any organza or PVA so I guess it isn't really screen printing, just printing...

anyway...

The Easy Visual Guide to [kind of] screen printing a tee shirt

Ingredients:

- T-shirt

- Tape

- Paper to draw your design

- Card

- Sticker Paper [The type you get stickers on, contact paper is good if you have it]

- Sponge

- Scissors

- Pencil

- Craft Knife

- Paint

1. Pick your design of choice and draw out a stencil. [Also lightly pencil in the position of the elements on your T-shirt.]

2. Transfer you design onto a piece of cellotape on stickpaper or contact paper.

3. Cut out the part which will be painted in.

4. Stick onto the corresponding areas of your T-shirt.

5. Slip the piece of card inside the shirt [so that it doesn't stain through], blot away with your paint and sponge.

6. Repeat, wait for it to dry & then iron on wax paper.

*Tada*

Screen printing is a really neat idea, you can make something special out of something plain, I mean this is a men's t-shirt... [it was only $6.00].

*Tip: Men's section usually have cheaper T's

Byebye, it's complex numbers time ~.~