https://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/toasty-tee • Posted by Gilly E.
What insspired me? My love of toast. Ya know what's great about toast? It doesn't have to go with peanut butter. It can go with jam too. And butter. Also, in this case, shirts! It was a little tricky to sew it onto the shirt, but once you get the hang of it, it's pretty easy. It doesn't take long either! What should you do on the next rainy day? Make some toast, and spread it with a shirt. :)
What insspired me? My love of toast. Ya know what's great about toast? It doesn't have to go with peanut butter. It can go with jam too. And butter. Also, in this case, shirts! It was a little tricky to sew it onto the shirt, but once you get the hang of it, it's pretty easy. It doesn't take long either! What should you do on the next rainy day? Make some toast, and spread it with a shirt. :)
Find a blank tee shirt somewhere in your house. We all oughta' have one lying around somewhere.If you can't find one, I give you permission to steal from your siblings.(jk)
Get some thick black thread, brown fabric, and a needle and place all items on a flat surface.
Cut out a toast-shaped figure from the fabric. (it's okay if it looks more like a mushroom.)
Take the black thread and the needle. Thread the needle and sew a face onto the toast (or mushroom!) PS: if you need help sewing, ask me!
Sew the toast (or mushroom) onto the front of the shirt.Make sure that you do not sew it through both layers of the shirt!.....And you've got yourself a truely toasty tee.