DIY Holly Berry Christmas Shirt Tutorial

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Looking for a fun, easy last minute Christmas shirt to make for your little girls this holiday season? Here is a super easy and super cute shirt you can whip out! This cute little Holly Berry Christmas Shirt complete my little girl’s Christmas outfit! Check out the tutorial for her Candy Cane Stripe Pom Pom Skirt here.

DIY Holly Berry Christmas Shirt

I’m excited to show you how I made this easy Holly Berry shirt for my little girl. She LOVES it! She loves feeling the soft flowers and smooth leaves. I guess its a great sensory shirt as well. ha!

I made this Holly Berry Christmas shirt to coordinate with the adorable Candy Cane Pom Pom skirt. You can find the skirt tutorial here!

Christmas Shirt Tutorial

Supplies:

• White t-shirt
• 3 red Chiffon Flowers {you can find them on here}
• Holly Leave stencil {I created this using my Silhouette CAMEO and vinyl}
• Green Fabric paint
• Foam Brush
• Needle and Thread
• Scissors

1. Place the red chiffon flowers in a cluster with the leaves and determine the placement on the shirt. After you’ve decided on the placement, remove flowers and remove the sticky backing from your leaf stencil and place onto the shirt.

2. Place a piece of cardboard in the shirt underneath where the stencil is so that if the fabric paint bleeds, it won’t bleed to the back of the shirt. Paint on the green fabric paint. Allow to dry and apply a second coat if needed. Heat set according to the directions on the fabric paint bottle.

3. Trim off the netting around the chiffon flowers.

4. Using a needle and thread, stitch the chiffon flowers in a cluster by the leaves so that they resemble holly berries.

Do you make Christmas outfits for your kiddos?? Or do you purchase them?

More Christmas Crafts You’ll Love!

White Chocolate Peppermint Pretzels Recipe :: Sweet, Salty, Crunchy, and Pepperminty. So ADDICTING!!

Free Christmas Utensil Holders Printable :: Get festive on the quick and cheap with this free printable + some kraft paper!

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Linda

Hi! I'm Linda, the craft addict behind Craftaholics Anonymous®, a craft blog. Crafting is cheaper than therapy, right? When I'm not DIYing something, I can be found taxiing around our 4 crazy kids or working out. Or shoe shopping... because you can never have too many shoes! Happy crafting! ♥

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