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Moustache T-shirt

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As you guys know, our very talented brother-in-law, Andy, has been building us a new closet.

This means we’ve been (attempting) to clean out our wardrobes and get rid of clothes we don’t wear anymore.

Which means we find awesome shirts like this!

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If you can’t tell, it’s a Cranberries t-shirt. They are a band that I think was before my time, but Tim assures me they were very cool when he was a teenager.

I had a good laugh over this find.

And as much as I wanted to donate it to a charity shop, I had seen this tutorial on how to make a moustache t-shirt, and I needed some spare black fabric.

I’ve been wanting to make Josh a quiet book and had heard about appliqués and thought this was a great, easy project to try it out on.

It turns out it was easy. Really easy. Like 20 minutes easy.

All I did was print out the moustache picture and cut it out.

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Then I traced the moustache onto the heat and bond paper,

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And ironed the paper onto my black fabric.

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I then cut out the moustache, cutting along the tracing I had made.

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I decided where I wanted to place it on my white t-shirt and ironed it on.

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I used my sewing machine to secure it onto the t-shirt.

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And in less than half an hour, Josh had a cute new t-shirt!

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