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From some old sleeveless (mens) T-shirts, I made this batwing sleeved shirt. I had to cut up to of the old T-shirt because I needed the width at the top, for the sleeves. I painted the branches and roots on after putting the shirt together, using fabric paint that comes in a little jar. There was no real plan involved there (I had never used that stuff before), I just took the brush and made it up as I went along. I’m rather pleased with the result, though.
jersey (old T-shirts), fabric paint
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Mar 1, 2011, 09.40 AMby libbysharf
so sweet :-)
Aug 19, 2010, 08.03 PMby lbeveryday
What fabric paint did you use??? That shirt looks awesome! I continued reading other comments and found the answer..hee
Dec 9, 2008, 09.09 PMby moonletters
I really enjoy the tree pattern, and the shirt looks great!
Aug 30, 2007, 03.37 PMby fashionict
I have added you as a favorite because your work has inspired me to stop being scared to be creative.. Love the tee!
Aug 30, 2007, 03.37 PMby fashionict
I have added you as a favorite because your work has inspired me to stop being scared to be creative.. Love the tee!
Aug 15, 2007, 10.52 AMby rachelalfreda
I love this! It looks like one of those $80 shirts you see in Urban Outfitters! Could you do a How To on this? My boyfriend just gave me a wacky old t.shirt that would be perfect for a project like this!
Jul 28, 2007, 04.51 PMby teresa-ram
It’s beautiful, I love how you shaped the t-shirt and the drawing makes it so unique and artistic.
Jul 28, 2007, 09.54 AMby lauriana
I painted this with a brush. The paint has about the consistency of acrylic paint and the brand is ‘decorfin’ (it says on the jar that it’s a Dutch brand but it also carries a description in English, French, German and Spanish, so it might not be available where you live). It’s is sold in a wide range of colours, in both opaque (like this one) and transparant versions.
Jul 28, 2007, 09.29 AMby mirela
This is very beautiful! I love the tree branches. Did you hand paint it with a brush, was the paint fluid enough, I’d really like to know what brand you used. You did an amazing job! I would have never thought this was an old T-shirt before!