Here's a mini-tutorial
that is super cute,
very cheap, and
ultra easy!
First, get a girls' T-Shirt on sale
from any store of your choice.
Mine was $3 from Target:)

Next, get some old tank tops
or t-shirts.
Mine were ribbed,
but you can use regular t-shirt material too.

in large, medium, and small.
You do not have to cut exact or measure.
The messier, the better
(in my opinion).

on top of large.

pin to T-shirt.
I actually got a T that had a graphic on it,
but blank could have worked too.

Sew a straight line up about half an inch.
This will keep the circles in place
on your T-shirt.
You can arrange circles in whatever shape you would like
(ie. a heart, tuxedo effect, or straight down the middle).
My next project with one of these fluffy, messy flowers....
is for ME!
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