Holiday Homework#2
December 27, 2011
Hello again! Here’s the second installment of ‘Holiday Homework’, as promised. 
This time I chose to go with a pattern, instead of building the design around a theme (Again, because I’m nothing if not lazy and thematic stuff would require me to think and whatnot, whereas this is the kind of thing I do on a daily basis (although, not so much on t-shirts)). Wow, that’s a lot of parentheses.
Stage-III!
I’ll leave you with that very poor photo of the back of the shirt, following the same blue/purple color scheme as the front, although the photo seems to suggest otherwise. You know how they say ‘the camera never lies’ ? Figures I’d go and have the only one that consistently does, doesn’t it?
Anyway, it’s too late now to wish anyone a Merry Christmas, but happy New Year to you all! Keep commenting!
This is actually very cool! Can you make one for me?
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I’d love to try it doing myslef. What paint are you using? Does it come off when you wash it?
Love the idea and the pattern!
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Aw, thanks!
I used Camel Crylin ‘ultra-soft acrylic colours for fabric’ on both my T-shirt projects. I should add that what I own is a 4-colour set and there are probably better paints available. (I like working with a restricted palette; it forces me to experiment more.)
To Camel’s credit, though, my other t-shirt has been through the washer a couple of times, unscathed (thus far, anyway) and I’m hoping this one will, too.