Making a tea T-shirt

I had some really fun dresses and clothes from when I was a baby in the 70's.  My mom found a box of some of my baby clothes in the attic.  I decided to take those fun colorful clothes and make a "tea" t-shirt with them.  And I have to say it turned out wonderful, I love it!!

I had alphabet 4" traceable letters.  I also then used stitch witchery iron on sheets. 

I ironed on the stitch witchery to the back of the material.  I traced the letters on the paper and then cut them out.

I placed the letters where I wanted them on the shirt and then ironed it on.

I found these 3 cups that I liked.  I blew them up on a copier.  Cut them out, as three teacups.  I then ironed on the stich witchery to the material, traced the design and cut them out. 

I laid the teacups where I wanted those and then ironed them on the shirt.

I wanted to be sure they really stayed on the shirt, so I then decided to sew around each letter with the sewing machine.

It was really easy to do.  The entire shirt took me less than 2 hours to make.

I love it!  I plan on playing more with vintage clothes and making fun clothes.

Colossians 3:23 NIV 

Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters,