I love to sew for my son. He is 3 and although he is becoming a little picky with what he likes and what he doesn’t like, he is overly kind in his compliments when you make something he likes. I have found the best way to please a picky boy is to let him design his clothes. Since I was so in love with the scribble shirt and since it was inspired by my sons scribbles, I thought I would allow him to design the scribble for his shirt. |
He decided on a monster… Which if you knew this kid you would expect that. |
To make the shirt I started with an old shirt of mine actually, it was a v-neck, which I thought would be a little different for him then the typical crew neck. I cut the shirt and sleeves down to his size the same way I did HERE. Only I did cut the shoulder lower down so the v-neck wouldn’t be to deep for a boy. Then sew the front and back bodice pieces together at the shoulders. |
Then pin in the sleeves and sew them in place. |
Then sew along the dotted lines sewing the sides and sleeves together. |
Then I cut the hem off the bottom of the old shirt and I resized it and sewed it to the bottom of the shirt. This keeps is from rolling up and I like the “rough” raw edge look for a boys shirt. |
Next I had my son “draw” a picture for his shirt. He drew a picture on a piece of paper and when I asked him what it was he said it was a monster. It was kind of hard to tell that it was a monster, but I followed his design and pinned the bias tape to the shirt and sewed it in place just as I did for the Scribble Shirt. |
Lastly to help make his monster come to life I added felt cut out as teeth, eyes and a collar, all per request of my son. |
His art has never looked better. While I miss the look of it hanging all over my fridge I love seeing him wear it around proudly instead. |
Mr. Serious showing off his new tee, until I asked him to model a little… |
Then I got all kinds of goofy looks from the boy. gotta love this kid! Enjoy! |
brickstory
Oh my – those last photos are so stinkin' cute!! And I love this shirt!
Jayna Rae
Great shirt! Great photos.
Kris @ everywhereorange.com
Love the shirt! What a cutie!! i saw you at the contest linky party
Heather at Dragonfly Designs
Awww! I LOVE this idea of turning their art into a t-shirt! Thanks for sharing ~ please stop bya nd say hi sometime!
Sweeter Hours
I love this shirt. Can't wait to make one for my boy 🙂
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