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If you love the snow...you'll absolutely love making this t-shirt project! The snow may be blowing outdoors but you can make this adorable Snow Lover's T-shirt any time of year!  The pattern was created using patterns found in " It's Snow Time " Linework Pattern Workbook.  I've reversed the linework for you so it's ready to be transferred onto the center of the t-shirt you'd like to color. Here's how I made this adorable little tee for my Granddaughter... SUPPLIES:  White t-shirt Printout of the pattern page shown below Black fabric transfer pen Household iron Cardboard to insert into the t-shirt before painting Fabric paint and brushes or fabric markers Left click the image and SAVE  full  size  page  to your  computer.  Print  image as  full size 8.5"x11" paper . F ollow the project instructions!  PROCEDURE: 1.  Launder a white t-shirt before you begin 2.  Use the black transfer pen and outline the pattern desig

Here's a FREE Project I think you'll enjoy...Includes patterns and instructions by Annie Lang Just Click the Images, "Save" to your computer and SMILE! (C) Annie Lang  anniethingspossible.com NOTE: HELP KEEP THE FREE DESIGNS COMING!   IF YOU'D LIKE TO SHARE THIS PROJECT...Please share the page link and not the pattern designs so your friends and family can download copies directly to their own computers...Many Thanks!   To learn how to trace and transfer linework pattern designs... you can watch this quick VIDEO! CLICK THE IMAGES FOR FULL SIZE PATTERN CLICK HERE to find DecoArt Americana Multi-Surface Satin paints and info!  

Paper mache pumpkins with a "gilded" makeover It's a lazy Autumn afternoon and it's the perfect time to create a batch of "gilded aged" pumpkins to decorate my front porch. I happened upon some paper mache pumpkins on sale after Halloween (marked down 90%!) and unable to resist the bargain, took them home  to use for Autumn accents. It took me about an hour to complete all 3 pumpkins using  DecoArt paints shown below.