In an Easter box from Grandma and Grandpa, Ashlyn got stuff to create her very own t-shirt. There were all different options - flowers, hearts, butterflies and cupcake transfers to choose from. After attempting to talk her into using ONE of the types of transfers, it was obvious that she had a plan and there was nothing I could do to persuade "the vision" she had for her shirt....
...this is what she ended up with. I did draw the line with putting stuff on the back, AFTER we lined the sleeves with hearts that is.
We have a row of cupcakes, along with groups of glittery butterflies and hearts, along with some shiny heart studs. Needless to say with the inability to coordinate or create a true theme for the shirt, leads me to believe we don't have to worry about her pursuing fashion school....thank heavens!
...this is what she ended up with. I did draw the line with putting stuff on the back, AFTER we lined the sleeves with hearts that is.
We have a row of cupcakes, along with groups of glittery butterflies and hearts, along with some shiny heart studs. Needless to say with the inability to coordinate or create a true theme for the shirt, leads me to believe we don't have to worry about her pursuing fashion school....thank heavens!
3 comments:
At least they are organized!
Madison made hers too but after ironing the heck out of it some have fallen off! She wears it for bed! I guess I should post those pictures too!
All that counts is that she had fun doing it. Great mother/daughter time! She looks adorable in it.
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