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Boy’s Jersey Top
Boy’s Jersey Top
Boy’s Jersey Top
Boy’s Jersey Top
Boy’s Jersey Top
Boy’s Jersey Top
Boy’s Jersey Top
Boy’s Jersey Top
Boy’s Jersey Top
Boy’s Jersey Top

Boy’s Jersey Top

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About this pattern

We’re riding the waves with this fun screen-printed T-shirt by Sarah Gledson. Your little dude will love sporting this cool attire, wherever the tide may take him. Use our templates or create your own design to make a truly unique piece. We opted for a Hawaiian style fabric to really make a statement!

Essentials

  • Cotton jersey, 60cm
  • Cotton Lycra ribbing, 5cm
  • Coordinating thread
  • Freezer paper, 30cm
  • Small scissors
  • Fabric paint

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    Create a T-shirt

    1 Download and print the pattern. Print or draw the stencilling pattern onto the dull side of freezer paper or alternatively, draw your own design. Cut out carefully.

    2 Iron the paper to your fabric, shiny side down, using a medium heat setting with no steam. Use a blunt brush or sponge to apply a thin layer of fabric paint [1]. When dry, apply a second coat. Follow the manufacturer’s directions as you may need to iron the paint between applications to set. When dry, remove the paper carefully so it can be reused.

    3 Use the pattern provided to cut your fabric on the crosswise grain, to allow it to be more stretc

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