Cool Mickey Tee Shirts?

[IluvKingLouis]

I know I've seen some tie dye ones, and ones where you use some kind of gloopy concoction and do spiral heads and ears.

Could someone please point me to that thread? I'm ready to get crafty!

I'm sure this has been asked a bizillion times.

 

[lewdyan1]

Here is a link to a thread with that info...look at post #2.

http://disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1927212

 

[IluvKingLouis]

Thank you! This looks like soo much fun!

 

[tzuhouse]

Do you happen to know what they mean by let bake in the sun? We haven't seen the sun for days and when it comes to baking, are we talking anything over 70 degrees or 95?

I got so excited when I happened upon this post and ran out and grabbed t-shirts and spray fabric paint. Ran home ready to make shirts and read the instructions about baking in the sun. It's 8:00pm here and as I said, we haven't seen the sun in days, but it was 81 degrees today.

Mary

 

[JohnsonsLoveDisney]

By "bake" i think that they mean dry until hard. so that the paint doesnt seep under it.

hope that helps.

 

[tzuhouse]

Will it dry in the house if I just leave it a few days, or does the flour/water mix really require being outside? No sun again today and it's raining. I really wanted to work on these since there isn't much going on today. I'm guessing if I just did it in the house and put the shirt somewhere out of the way to dry, that it will just take longer, but will work?

Mary

 

[bubba]

I made mine in the house - too cold to set them outside. They turned out just fine. I think they took a bit longer to dry inside though. Have fun !

 

[tzuhouse]

Thanks! They are working. I started slowly and sent DH back for more colors once I realized that the mix would dry in the house, enough for me to spray with color and then peel off.

Mary