I love to make holiday shirts for my little guy. I just finished his up the other day and thought I would share my patterns! My son is 8 and in a size 8/10. If you are making smaller shirts, print the patterns at between 50% and 80% to achieve the smaller size.
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The tree, spider and turkey shirts. I didn't take a picture of the tie shirt, but you can imagine the cuteness! I love the look of googly eyes on shirts. It adds an unexpected element. I simply hot glue them on at the end. They hold up in the washing machine just fine. I have a shirt I made 3 years ago with eyes that are still on tight! |
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Sew the tree trunk and then the tree pieces from bottom to top |
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Pin the circle for the spider body. Pin ribbon pieces on and under the body. Sew around circle. Sew legs on. Hot glue googly eyes on. |
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Sew the turkey feathers on from bottom pieces to the top middle. Sew turkey body on. Sew turkey nose. Hot glue googly eyes. I sewed around everything in white to unify it. I think the effect turned out nice. |
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