TALLY MARKS 5 SERIES
Yay for another summer of wear!įor more typography inspiration check out the rest of the series at Boy, Oh Boy, Oh Boy! I was happy to see that they still fit him, although they are a bit shorter. I used MADE’s shorts pattern (my favorite go to shorts pattern) and posted about them HERE. I added little tally mark surprises on the back sides too:
I whipped these shoes up in less than 10 minutes. I was surprised at how well the gold showed up. I still prefer the paint pen because it’s really quick and fun to use. My son ran through wet grass several days in a row when I noticed this. Just keep in mind that the marks will fade if they get too wet. The shoes don’t get washed so you don’t have to use a special fabric paint. Yep, just a gold paint pen on a blank canvas shoes. I decorated his shoes in a similar fashion but with an even easier method. – Let the paint fully dry and heat set with a hot iron.
TALLY MARKS 5 FREE
– Free hand some tally marks to your liking with a thin paint brush and fabric paint. Mark a box with disappearing ink or with some chalk of where you want to your design to go. To make it, I simply painted some tally marks with fabric paint onto a ready to wear T-shirt. It’s simple, graphic, bold, but not cheesy. Nine of them for my nine year old who is growing up way too fast. I decided to use not so typical typography (say that five times fast).
It’s a series all about typography in fashion, home decor, and more. Today, I’m sharing an easy project for Boy, Oh Boy, Oh Boy’s Fashionable Type series.
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