Pix of your DIY Disney t-shirts? I need inspiration!

[sandydk]

A bit over a month to go, and I'm ready to make t-shirts for our trip! I've bought some, but I'd like to make some too. Looking for pix of your favorite DIY Disney shirts for inspiration. It's me, my husband and our two sons 6 and 9. I was thinking of doing a bleach pen shirt outlining silhouettes of our fave characters, but also interested in screen prints, iron-ons and anything else you can show me! Thanks!

 

[kcpinwdw]

I want to do this too, I hope my family is up for it! I'd check out Pinterest, I always find the best ideas on there. Show us what you make!

 

[Phoenixrising]

I know there used to be a thread on the creative DISign board about MM head shirts. Basically you get a bunch of 50/50 cheap white t shirts. Wash/dry them and put a large piece of cardboard in each of them. Get a couple of mixing bowls, one large and one med/small sized. With either a pencil or chalk draw a MM head on the shirts. Using either a bleach pen or washable glue (the bleach pen works far better than the glue and is easier to get out after the dying process is complete). Create a spiral design inside of the ears and the large circle for the head. Get some Tulip sprayable fabric paint in 2 colours (or more if you want to do different colour combo's on each shirt). Spray the middle of the design with one colour, and use the other colour to spray around the rest of the design. Allow to dry for 2 days to allow the fabric paint to bond to the shirts. Then wash with 1/4 cup vinegar in hot water to set the fabric dye. I've done MM ears with Bows, tiara's and other designs using this basic, simple techique with good results. Hope this helps.