TUTORIAL: t-shirt or onesie REVAMP

Wanna take that boring t-shirt or baby onesie and make it interesting? Here is the easy way to do that in under an hour (this is a "one nap" project for those of you with babies).
materials needed:
patterned fabric (cotton, flannel, etc)
"steam a seam" or something like it that allows you to iron on fabric
wool felt, lace, crochet, buttons, anything you want to adorn it with.
thread, scissors, iron

get the shirt, onesie, whatever and the fabric you want to work with.

this is the stuff I use to adhere the fabric. Of all the kinds I've used, this is my favorite. I got it at Hobby Lobby, but I am sure you can find it other places or on the web.

cut out pieces of the fabric into interesting shapes. I used the pattern on the fabric to guide my shape decisions. I then put it onto the sticky part of the "steam a seam."

keeping the "steam a seam" attached to the fabric, cut around the fabric so the edges are flush.

peel the paper part off, and leave the sticky part attached to the fabric

place the pieces on your shirt and then iron on according to directions (steam a seam says press it on the cotton setting for 15 secs).

Cut-out other things you want to add on top. and pin. then sew together (you can sew through the steam-a-seam). TA-DA!!!

HERE ARE SOME OTHER EXAMPLES....

 

  

 Enjoy revamping!