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"Kathy Cano Murillo strikes us as one of those people who, stranded on a desert island with nothing but a volleyball, a deck of playing cards and some coconuts, would not only craft a rescue vehicle and distress signal but whip up a spiffy castaway-themed wardrobe to wear as she did so. And she would be having a great time. And so would you. Visit the Arizona Republic contributor's site to get the craft fever yourself."

– USA Today

The Crafty Chica DIY Project Library: a collection of fabulous handmade ideas by Kathy Cano-Murillo, the Crafty Chica!

Saturday, July 29, 2006

Ice Cream T-Shirt


(Photo and text copyright Kathy Cano Murillo/The Arizona Republic, 2006)

If you don't have time to eat the creamy stuff, you can at least wear it. Color copy the front of your favorite icy sweet treat (Italian ice, Mexican paletas, Orange Dreamsicle) onto fabric paper, affix it to a tank and you are good to go.

Supplies:

1 box of ice cream treats
1 sheet of fabric paper
1 sheet of HeatnBond fabric transfer
1 bottle of fabric squeeze paint
Iron

Directions: Using the high-resolution setting, color copy the front of the box onto a sheet of fabric paper, either at your local copy center or using your inkjet printer. Cut out the shape of the image, as well as a piece of HeatnBond to match. Iron the two pieces together, remove the protective backing, set in place on the tank and iron in place. Refer to HeatnBond package directions for specifics. Let cool. Use fabric squeeze paint to add small dots to outline the image on the shirt for durability.
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* All content/photos copyright, Kathy Cano Murillo, 2006. Photos property and courtesy of Arizona Republic and AzCentral.com. For more artsy goodness, check out CraftyChica.com *

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