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Pumpkin Stencil to Freezer Paper Stencil


My daughter has a Nick Jr. Bubble Guppies nightgown that she loves. It is what started my whole TShirt to Nightgown series. I love that she loves it but like I said before I don't love the price. I have been thinking about decorating the TShirt Nightgowns that I made for her and decided to try to use some of those character pumpkin stencils as a freezer paper stencil. I did a search for Disney Pumpkin Stencils and a ton came up. I decided to go with Minnie Mouse.

Supplies:
  • Freezer Paper 
  • Fabric paint in black and pink
  • Foam stencil brush 
  • Exacto knife
  • Iron
  • Stencil
Directions: 
  1. Print out stencil. 
  2. Place printed out stencil underneath a piece of freezer paper, paper side up. 
  3. Trace the stencil. Trace an extra bow. 
  4. Using exacto knife careful cut out black parts of the freezer paper stencil. Save the lines of the bow that you cut out. 
  5. Iron the freezer paper stencil to nightgown (or other pieces of clothing) paper side up. Take extra care when going around edges. 
  6. Paint using the foam stencil brush and black fabric paint in a tapping motion. 
  7. Let dry for a few hours or over night. 
  8. Carefully peel off freezer paper. 
  9. Place lines of bow saved from step 4 on top of painted lines. Using a small iron or the tip of a regular iron, iron on. 
  10. Take extra bow stencil and cut out the part where the color of the bow should go. You want the area around the bow to be covered with the freezer paper. Iron on the wax paper. 
  11. Using a tapping motion and the pink paint use a clean foam stencil brush to paint the color on the bow. 
  12. Dry for several hours or overnight. Then carefully peel off all of the freezer paper. 

Tie-Dye Toddler T-Shirt Nightgown Tutorial


Since most of the t-shirt material I use for my daughter's nightgowns are white from my husband's old undershirts I wanted to be creative and add a little color. I saw this easy tie-dye effect on the Martha Stewart show years ago and decided to give it a try.



Materials:
  • T-shirt Nightgown
  • Sharpies in different colors 
  • Eyedropper
  • Alcohol
Directions:
  1. Make the base of the nightgown following these instructions: http://ftmlosingit.blogspot.com/2014/06/easy-toddler-t-shirt-nightgown-tutorial.html up to step 8. 
  2. You can place a piece of cardboard inside nightgown so that the Sharpie doesn't bleed through the back of the nightgown. Draw dots anywhere you want the tie-dye to be. I drew the dots on the neckline and hem. To get a flower like burst I drew a bigger dot in the middle and smaller dots around the big dot. 
  3. Take out cardboard and place something inside nightgown like a baking pan to catch the alcohol. Place alcohol inside dropper and add drops on top of each Sharpie dot and let the tie-dye take affect. 
  4. Allow the nightgown to completely dry. Use a hot iron or clothes dryer to set the design.
  5. Continue the steps on the nightgown to complete it. 

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