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Saturday LBB Gallery Share

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Hope everyone is having a wonderful Saturday morning! We are making biscuits and bacon (and Boo will steal half the bacon before I’m done). Just wanted to share a few creations this morning!
Sofia has done it again. I just love her little matching outfits she makes for her twins. Here she has used the Sienna Dress pattern combined with the Hoodie pattern and the girl/boy robot downloads! I love how artsy her clothes are! The robots were done using reverse freezer paper stenciling.
Mom2Stars made this adorable birthday dress for her daughter using the Halter/Tie-Back Dress pattern. I love the little “3” she stenciled on the back with the heart on it using a freezer paper stencil. I really want this dress! Boo’s birthday is in February so something like this would be perfect as a layered jumper and then she could wear it well into the summer. (Mom2Stars….send me your blog address when you get a chance! I couldn’t find you!)
Saturday LBB Gallery Share 4 via lilblueboo.comPhoto from LBB Flickr Gallery
Lisa made this little robot shirt using the robot download. Handmade gifts are so great. What little girl wouldn’t want to get this for Christmas!? Lisa, where did you get those cute handmade tags?
Saturday LBB Gallery Share 5 via lilblueboo.com
photo from Ellebows

Tutorial Sneak Peek

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Not ready yet, but it will be tonight or tomorrow! So I thought I’d give you a sneak peek! Perfect for making multiple Christmas presents! If you want to go ahead and order the materials so you are ready to go…..here is what you’ll need:

:: Speedball Screenprinting kit
:: A piece of glass the size of your screen (I bought an 11″ x 14″ frame glass from the craft store)
:: 4 pushpins
:: A piece of black fabric
:: Screenprinting ink (if you want colors other than the ones included in the kit)

Tutorial Sneak Peek via lilblueboo.com

Tutorial Sneak Peek 2 via lilblueboo.com

Tutorial Sneak Peek 3 via lilblueboo.com

Aren’t they cute?!

Reverse Freezer Paper Stenciling

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I’m finishing up the new fall patterns and my t-shirt and knit fabric stash was running critically low….so I resorted to “reverse” freezer paper stenciling this weekend to spruce up some boring ones.

Step 1: I cut out shapes using my large scrapbook punches.

Reverse Freezer Paper Stenciling step 1 via lilblueboo.com

Step 2: I ironed them onto the plain t-shirt.
Reverse Freezer Paper Stenciling step 2 via lilblueboo.com
Step 3: I mixed about a teaspoon of fabric paint with water into this spray bottle.

Reverse Freezer Paper Stenciling step 3 via lilblueboo.com

Step 5: I sprayed the t-shirt until it was covered.

 

Reverse Freezer Paper Stenciling step 4 via lilblueboo.com
Step 6: I let them dry, peeled off the shapes, and ironed them to set the paint. Voila…..fun prints to work with.

 

 

Reverse Freezer Paper Stenciling step 5 via lilblueboo.com

The one above made some great sleeves for a little dress I was working on:

 

Reverse Freezer Paper Stenciling step 6 via lilblueboo.com

 

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