Sewing Pattern: Stitch your child’s drawings on to a t-shirt

Tutorial: Stitch your child’s drawings on to a t-shirt

Kids are proud of their art. How cool would it be if they were able to wear their art on a t-shirt? Elizabeth from Elizabeth Made This shows how you can use your sewing machine to stitch your child’s drawings on to a t-shirt. You don’t need a big embroidery machine or fancy attachments. You can do this all with a straight stitch on a regular sewing machine. This could also make a cool present for grandparents, perhaps with the art stitched on the front of a tote bag.

Click the link below for her tutorial showing how to do it:

Embroider Your Kids’ Art, by Elizabeth Made This

[photo from Elizabeth Made This] Looking for more t-shirt style sewing patterns? Check these t-shirt patterns out on Etsy.

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