Patriotic Reunion T-shirts
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[…] tack the top square to the bottom square, then I used the technique Kendra and I used on our Family Reunion T-shirts to make the letters. The ribbon was actually kind of a felt fabric as well, and I just sewed along […]
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[…] Buying in bulk, like we did, would probably save you money, at least on shipping. UPDATE: The bandana tablecloth was completed shortly after this post. To see the finished result go […]
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[…] Pin It Last year at this time, I was sewing up these matching t-shirts for our 4th of July family reunion. Pin It You can read all about them on this post, or check […]
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[…] I would love to make one in muted reds and blues for an Americana look too. I found this idea at Me and My Insanity. Really you could use any color to fit your decor and it would make a great looking table cover for […]
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Patriotic Reunion T-shirts – My Insanity
O wow, those shirts are a-DOR-able! Love that the troublemakers spilled water on themselves. So cute! We are having a reunion in a 6 weeks… I'll have to remember this!
This is just adorable! I love the t-shirts and the Table Cloth! WOW!
Such cute shirts – I love them Kendra!!! And I love the tablecloth so so much!!
XOXO
jen
Love those shirts and the fact that some have water on them makes the picture that much more "real", if you know what I mean. The tablecloth is awesome too!
Kendra — I LOVE the t-shits and the table cloth is adorable! Have a fantastic reunion with your beautiful family.
xoxo marylea
These are awesome … your kids are adorable …. feel free to stop by my blog sometime 🙂
Sara
Wow! Wow! Wow! I am so making the bandana tablecloth. I love it! Shirts are super cute too.
love how your shirts turned out. super cute! why is it that little boys always find a way to get something on their shirt right before a picture? happens every time. 🙂
and the tablecloth is perfect. love it!
jen@eighteen25
I L O V E these!!!! And the kids look adorable! Please check out my latest linky party at Dragonfly Designs! Thanks for sharing!
You are so clever! I'm so glad I found your blog! The picture of your adorable kids just made my day!!
Smiles!
Jami
Our reunion is 2 weeks after the 4th. We host it every year – usually over 75 people. I'd love to do tshirts one year too! Yours are just darling.
Would love for you to stop by and link it up to Fab Finds for the 4th. http://muralmaker1.blogspot.com/2010/06/fab-finds-for-fourth-3.html
Our reunion is 2 weeks after the 4th. We host it every year – usually over 75 people. I'd love to do tshirts one year too! Yours are just darling.
Would love for you to stop by and link it up to Fab Finds for the 4th. http://muralmaker1.blogspot.com/2010/06/fab-finds-for-fourth-3.html
Our reunion is 2 weeks after the 4th. We host it every year – usually over 75 people. I'd love to do tshirts one year too! Yours are just darling.
Would love for you to stop by and link it up to Fab Finds for the 4th. http://muralmaker1.blogspot.com/2010/06/fab-finds-for-fourth-3.html
One word —- adorable!!! Those kids look so stinkin' cute! The shirts are great — thanks for the ideas.
I adore your patriotic spirit. It is red, white and bluetiful!
I hope you'll stop by for my bbq on an Anthropologie inspired white tablecloth. 🙂
Your tutorial is featured on The Crafty Nest:
http://vanessascraftynest.blogspot.com/2010/07/diy-tutorial-roundup-4th-of-july.html
That bandana table cloth is fabulous and what a great idea!
Such cute shirts! I love the map one too but I'm with you….I'm not sure I could sew all those little turns and bends in the map:)
making the tablecloth today with left over dark blue, light blue and red. don't have white so improvising…saw your pic and I'm inspired!!! bandanas are in the washer. I'm gonna iron them too and I abhor ironing!
I LOVE the bandana tablecloth!! It’s super cute and so festive!! Brilliant idea!
I had loads of problems withy bobbin too. My sewing
teacher had me switch to metal bobbins (Hobby Lobby 4 for
$2) and the bobbin problems were solved. You may want
to try it.
Love the shirt idea! Super simple to do as well, and can be done with just about any sort of fabric design you can think of. Will have to give this a try for the next family reunion.
It is possible to paint on the designs hand or develop a stencil.
After a year’s time, no one is going to remember that ad.
When setting your graphic design price list, remember that YOU’RE the client.