For our Sisters Share It All this time, it was Landen's pick. She decided to go Project Runway style and make us do a refashion project in one hour. Totally terrifying for me (the queen of taking forever on even the quickest of projects) until I remembered this ASOS sweater knock-off refashion I've been dying to do.
With a super plain sweater I bought a few months ago from Forever 21, and a freezer paper stencil, I pumped this baby out with only moments left on my one-hour clock. To be fair, drawing and cutting out the letters took the majority of my time -- the actual painting took one minute at the most.

sweater: forever 21 (shop) // button up: old navy (similar) // jeans: old navy (shop) // heels: target // necklace: c/o dainty deals
Materials:- Plain sweater or shirt
- freezer paper/pencil/scissors
- iron
- fabric paint/foam brush
Step 1. Draw out the text on the non-waxy side of your freezer paper, as seen below in the next two photos.
Step 2. Carefully cut out your letters using sharp scissors or an exacto knife. Using a hot iron, iron the freezer paper to your sweater.
Step 3. Place a piece of cardboard inside your shirt to prevent paint seeping through, and then using a foam brush, dab your paint on to the stencil.
Let the first coat dry for 10-15 minutes and then do a second coat to insure total coverage. Wait for the paint to dry completely and then carefully peel the stencil off. If your fabric paint requires a heat seal, do that now.
and that's it!


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you are so creative! I wish I had your skills! xo
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Awesome! This looks great.
ReplyDeleteI love the new sweater! I need to get me some freezer paper and fabric paint!
ReplyDeleteWow, that looks fantastic! I have to say your free handwriting is awesome!
ReplyDeleteHoly heck that's cute (of course). I have wanted to try a freezer paper project for awhile but NONE of our stores sell the stuff--it's silly, really.
ReplyDeleteI fear this may turn out like Kate's hair tutorials. She does it and it looks so easy. I do it and it's a huge mess. You are incredibly creative!
ReplyDeleteOMG I love this! I cannot wait to try this out!
ReplyDeletexo Emily Beth
You are amazing! I LOVE this.
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I love this!!! Such a great idea for a fraction of the price compared to the expensive shirts!
ReplyDeleteI love this idea, it's so cute!!
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This is so stinking cute. I'm not sure I have the talent to do this myself, but perhaps I'll give it a try someday anyways! Love it!
ReplyDeleteTurned out adorable!!! Great job on the writing...I could never have done that!
ReplyDeleteLove this DIY! Amazing!
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This turned out so well! I'd be scared for the paint to move around, but it looks like it didn't. What a great way to make something your own. Maybe I'll make a Guten Tag one ;)
ReplyDeleteI seriously can't believe you made this yourself and that you freehanded the text! I like my print handwriting, but I'm not great at script (at least pretty script like that). You're so talented!
ReplyDeleteOoh I love this so much! The bonjour is fabulous, but this technique could be used for anything! The inspiration is flowing! Thank you so much for sharing
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I love this. So simple, but so beautiful. and an awesome way to repurpose and try a new trend at the same time!
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