My partner received her package for the Candy/Sweet swap, so I thought I'd post some pictures of part of what I made her:


For ice cream! I thought it was funny, but I'll admit my sense of humor is a little wacked. I drew that little guy and knew he'd make a great t-shirt.


The cupcake stencil is actually from a shrinky-dink necklace I found somewhere online. And I'm in love with that gold fabric paint; it holds up really well in the wash, too.

My friend is a huge fan of Mitch Clem's webcomic 'Nothing Nice to Say,' so for her birthday I decided to stencil her a shirt.

Fletcher, one of the main characters, wears a generic 'BAND' shirt.

It's not actually crooked, I swear. It's just the way the shirt's laying.

But I thought that looked a little too plain, so I stenciled a panel from the comic on the back:

Here's the original comic: http://www.mitchclem.com/nothingnice/407/

Any other NN2S fans out there?

I have an immense love for all things Harry Potter, so I hopped on the bandwagon and made my own version of the ever-popular "Weasley is Our King" shirt.

I snagged the crown stencil (and idea) from claypulsive's earlier post (http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=21275.0) and the Harry Potter fonts (Lumos and Harry P) from dafont.com. It was my first time using metallic fabric paint, and I think it turned out pretty well. I'll have to see how it holds up in the wash, though. Oh, and the movie was pretty brilliant too, yeah?


Close up!


This shirt was for a friend's birthday and is a stencil of Bikini Kill's album cover for "The Singles". Those little bridges took FOREVER.


And another close up.


Thanks for looking!

A stenciled Ted Leo hoodie, in celebration of his new album coming out later this month. Who else is excited?

Made with Speedball Screen Printing Ink and (my love!) the ever-trusty freezer paper.




Other views and links because Photobucket loves to resize pictures.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v680/colorfigment/crafts/tedleohoodielarge.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v680/colorfigment/crafts/tedleohoodielarge2.jpg

Thanks for looking!

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I've been stenciling for a few months now, but these are the first completed projects I've posted to Craftster.

The pirate girl shirt I made for my friend and I for the opening night of Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest. Made from a (slightly modified) Kurt Hasely stencil found on Stencilry and the tried-and-true freezer paper method.

Front:


Back:

Sorry for the slight glow!

And since I still sometimes get flack for being a ska kid in high school, a shirt I made in retaliation:

Long live ska! 

Questions? Comments?

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First time poster! This was just a little rainy day, weekend project. Simple, unfinished wood box from AC Moore which I sanded, painted, and decoupaged with various magazine cutouts. The hardest part was finding only black and white pictures!

Front View:

Sorry about the glare!

Side View:

And yes, those are my notes from the documentary "Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room" .

I recently completed another name box for my friend's birthday. I'll have to post it as soon as I remember to take the pictures.

Thoughts? Comments?