Today I have a fun, wild project for you today. I took some inspiration from Ed Hardy and made this t-shirt for my little guy.
I got out a plain white t-shirt, my Tulip fabric markers, and the Fashion Graffiti Big Phat Markers. Then I started to play.
I drew all over, looking at the Ed Hardy t-shirts for ideas.
Lastly, I filled in the designs with some color. Then I kept adding more details until I was happy. The markers are so fun and easy to use.
Then I tried the shirt out on little Baden. It's wild and fun, but it can also be tamed by pairing it with a sweatshirt or a short sleeve shirt over the top of it.
That's it. It was a fun and fairly easy project.
Thanks for reading.
Absolutely wonderful1!! I love it, and since I'm not that good at drawing, I'll prob let my personal artist do it for me, aka my husband, hehe!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE it! SO amazing! I want to make some for my son and daughter! How fun!
ReplyDeleteOH MY!!! I love that! My two boys would L-O-V-E!!!
ReplyDeleteWOW! I so love this!!!! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWhat a super fun project!!! My son will LOVE this. Thank you for such an awesome idea. And I alredy have everything I need to get started so this is first on my list today!
ReplyDeleteYou do realize that no one can just "doodle" that well-- right? The shirt is perfect! Bade can really pull it off well.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea. A bonus is that you can play, I Spy if your waiting in line at the store. I so need to try this!
ReplyDeleteOHH i AM SO EXCITED i JUST BOUGHT A WHITE T YESTURDAY!
ReplyDeleteOOOOO I love it and for sure I am going to have to get those markers!!! You are so darn creative and I love every minute of it!!! brooke
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That shirt is so fun. What a fun activity for all the creative people out there. I can see Alice doing one for super hero's.
ReplyDeleteWow, your GOOD ARTIST. A t-shirt is hard to draw on too :) this is really neat, I love it.
ReplyDeleteLOVE IT! That shirt is so awesome, my boys would die for one. Fantastic job!
ReplyDeleteWay cooler than Ed Hardy.
ReplyDeleteYup another great idea I'm gonna have to try!
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen those markers in the stores, but have seen the new sharpie fabric ones... thinking they'll be just as good?!
So. Bad. Ass. lol !!! I love it. I think the look of those kinds of shirts are super cool but I don't often like all the symbols that are on them for the kids they are aimed at. Just like I wouldn't put a Mrs Timberlake shirt or something like that on my little bitty. Know what I mean? So DIYing this kind of thing is really cool, it means there's nothing on the shirt that you're not OK with, but it still looks super cool!
ReplyDeleteHow many times can I say cool? I'm clearly a pretty hip mom. hahaha.
love it!! My little guy would love it too! maybe I'll give it a try this wknd...
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thanks!
~Donna
That's totally awesome and unique! I've seen those markers before and thought " huh, I bet those would look cheesy on a shirt" well...you have definitely changed my mind!
ReplyDeleteGood job, love it!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE custom boys clothing ( as most clothing for boys are unimaginative!) Yay, totally going to try this!
ReplyDeleteYou are a talented artist. I love this idea! Nice job Cheri.
ReplyDeleteCheri,
ReplyDeleteI recently found your blog and I wanted to let you know that I absolutely Love it! Keep up the great work! I will be checking back regularly!
Kathleen
www.shopknottyandnice.com
This is great! I featured it today on Today's Top 20! I'd love for you to stop by!
ReplyDeleteAmanda
www.todaystoptwenty.blogspot.com
That looks like such a fun way to spend an afternoon! Thanks so much for the how-to, I'll be linking.
ReplyDeleteGenius idea! And super fab!!
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