Pun Week:
Never Trust an Atom Funny T-Shirt
You will need:
Freezer paper
T-shirt
Silhouette Cameo or hobby knife/cutting mat
Fabric paint/brush
I used a simple font: Impact.
It's boring, but the letters are tall and fit tights, so it is a great font
for doing shirts.
I also found an atom silhouette image.
You can cut Freezer Paper with your Silhouette Cameo.
Just place it shiny/waxy side on the cutting mat and set the blade to 1.
Then have it cut.
While it's cutting.
Place some cardboard between the layers of shirt.
This way it won't run through to the other side.
I always use a post office box, because I can still mail it--no waste.
Ready.
Peel the freezer paper off the mat.
Place it on the shirt.
Then iron the paper right to the shirt.
You can pick out the insides of the letters and iron them in too...but we opted not too.
It's easier that way and it looks cool.
I did put the piece in the atom though.
Then use a stencil brush and fabric paint and daub the letters with paint.
I love the way the paint naturally distresses.
I love it.
This really is my choice of shirts. I would rather use fabric paint than heat transfer
vinyl because vinyl will start to peel off over time and washes.
Fabric paint just becomes more cool with washings.
Once it painted, gently peel off the freezer paper.
Let it dry completely.
Then enjoy your silly pun shirt!
We gifted this to my brother for Christmas.
Everyone had a good laugh.
Come back all week for more silly puns!
Never Trust an Atom Funny T-Shirt
You will need:
Freezer paper
T-shirt
Silhouette Cameo or hobby knife/cutting mat
Fabric paint/brush
I used a simple font: Impact.
It's boring, but the letters are tall and fit tights, so it is a great font
for doing shirts.
I also found an atom silhouette image.
You can cut Freezer Paper with your Silhouette Cameo.
Just place it shiny/waxy side on the cutting mat and set the blade to 1.
Then have it cut.
While it's cutting.
Place some cardboard between the layers of shirt.
This way it won't run through to the other side.
I always use a post office box, because I can still mail it--no waste.
Ready.
Peel the freezer paper off the mat.
Place it on the shirt.
Then iron the paper right to the shirt.
You can pick out the insides of the letters and iron them in too...but we opted not too.
It's easier that way and it looks cool.
I did put the piece in the atom though.
Then use a stencil brush and fabric paint and daub the letters with paint.
I love the way the paint naturally distresses.
I love it.
This really is my choice of shirts. I would rather use fabric paint than heat transfer
vinyl because vinyl will start to peel off over time and washes.
Fabric paint just becomes more cool with washings.
Once it painted, gently peel off the freezer paper.
Let it dry completely.
Then enjoy your silly pun shirt!
We gifted this to my brother for Christmas.
Everyone had a good laugh.
Come back all week for more silly puns!
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