The other day, a little guy ran by me wearing the cutest baseball hoodie and I instantly added "knock-off" to my to-do list. Luke just started playing t-ball and I knew he'd love this stenciled baseball hoodie.
I started with a simple store-bought Old Navy hoodie and used freezer paper {and my Silhouette} to make a stencil.
If you haven't used freezer paper before, it's amazing stuff. You can cut a stencil {using a Silhouette or a craft knife} and then iron the freezer paper onto a garment. The edges seal down, making it perfect for stenciling, and then the freezer paper pulls right up. Everytime I use it I'm impressed all over again. And it's cheap.
If you haven't used freezer paper before, it's amazing stuff. You can cut a stencil {using a Silhouette or a craft knife} and then iron the freezer paper onto a garment. The edges seal down, making it perfect for stenciling, and then the freezer paper pulls right up. Everytime I use it I'm impressed all over again. And it's cheap.
I lightly dabbed the fabric paint over the stencil and didn't worry about getting even color all over since I wanted a bit of a faded letter look.
I downloaded the baseball outline from the Silhouette site but you could probably find one online as well.
The hoodie turned out so cute and it was a really quick and fun project. And the little redhead loves it! I have a feeling it'll be a staple of his wardrobe this spring.
AWESOME! This is so cute and your little model reminds me so much of one of my most favorite students ever, which makes me love him right off the bat:) I would be so totally thrilled if you linked up at my party goin on all weekend!
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Stopping by from the CSI Project; that turned out great! Nice job!
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