
Stop growing! No just kidding, I love watching you grow little boy!
(As I type this my little scibbler is asleep on the floor in front of his door. His newest developmental milestone is jumping out of his crib in 3 seconds flat, landing on his feet. Which also means the end of naptime. Which means fussy nights and sleeping on the floor. It’s never dull over here, guys! I love it!)
Anyways, you can do this technique on other things besides a white tshirt. Do you have any ideas? I’d love to hear!
once again, a brilliant idea!
so adorable!!
very cute and brilliant idea
Such a cute idea – thanks for sharing!
What a sweet idea! I’m not a mom yet, but I think it would be really neat to have an older sibling draw a picture for the new sibling and have that sewn onto a onesie for the new one. It would be neat for the older one to see a creation of his/hers being worn by the newcomer, and maybe (just maybe) stave off some of that jealousy that comes.
super cute idea, kate! we’re thinking on the same lines once again – i JUST thought about doing this with one of Em’s latest elephant drawings!
You are a genius, in my book, Kate! I love this idea so much, I am off to the store to get some T’s!!
OMG I need to try this! <3
Maybe for myself, since I have no kiddies yet c:
Oh that is such a sweet tee! And your little boy is so darling! I was going to do this with fabric markers but I think I could use some practice following random lines. ha. PS I hate the end of naptime. Hugs to you.
I love this idea!!! I can’t wait until my little guy makes some art work so I can make one of these!
-Ashley
That is such a great idea and i love the finished result too! I can’t think of a cuter way to present it either! my little fella, Charlie, is 20 mths too so i’m awaiting the whole jumping out of cot thing – fun, fun, fun ;)
You could do this on a tote bag or pillow cover for a fantastic grandmother gift.
I’ve also thought about uploading some of my kids’ art to Spoonflower and having fabric printed. What fun!
I’ve been following your blog for a while now and I love it! This tee is way too cute (and so is the one wearing it!)
Love it, Kate!
this is so unique! although I have seen many tutorials on how to transfer a design onto fabric, transferring a non designed design (scribble) onto fabric is a really new and cool idea.
love this!
Kate you are such a good Mom! I love that you relish in your son’s particular stage by showing off his great art work in your great art work.
Ah I love his little curls! My mom had a shirt screen printed from my doodles when I was little, but I love the idea of stitching it! Just so much more crafty haha
Cute idea! I have kept almost all of my kiddos ‘sketches’ as we call them. This is a great way to ‘keep’ them. Then once he outgrows the shirt, you can make the shirt into a quilt…. :)
What a great idea Kate! I wonder if could be applied to quilting. I’ll try it with 16 months old Paloma! :)
Simply so creative! I LOVE this shirt. Pinning it!
i.love. this. so genius..will try soon.:)
What a cool idea, I have no sew maching, but I’ll try it by my hands.
that idea is so georgeous!!! i instantly tried it and it looks great!