If your kids have a lot of solid colored shirts, here is an easy way to give them a little update with just some spare fabric and a sewing machine.
Shirt before:
With your fabric, cut out whatever design you choose to sew onto your shirt. You could do an animal, letters, or something simple like a ball. I decided to do a baseball since it’s super simple.
On my white fabric, I traced the shape of a ball using a glass.
Then I pinned it to my shirt and traced two lines on it (for the ball stitching).
Then using white thread, I sewed around the ball twice using a zig zag stitch. Then with red thread in a zig zag stitch, I followed the lines I drew on the ball to make the stitching.
And that was it.
This one was really simple but it gave a plain, old shirt a little update.
I’ll let my model show you.
He was taking his modeling duties very seriously.
With winter coming, this idea would be cute for zip-up sweatshirts and sweaters, as well.
Enjoy!
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Thanks for your friendship, Jill http://familyanswersfast.wordpress.com/2014/10/17/bloggers-awards-and-excuse-my-dust/ 🙂 And way to start baseball love early ❤
This is just wayyyy too cute!!! Might need to make a pink one for my princess for next baseball season ❤
aww a girl’s baseball shirt would be cute too!
Such a charming feller, and good shirt idea.
Why, thanks 🙂
That kid knows how to model! He is good! The shirt is cute, too!
He’s a natural 🙂
Darling shirt…..darling Charlie !!
Thanks 🙂