Keep on Truckin'

Hi all! I'm back to share with everyone another t-shirt from this summer's fun project. This shirt was made for sweet Aden who is about 30 months old and loves trucks...any type of truck.

This shirt was a little different than the robot shirt and a little more complicated in it's own way. for this shirt I had to be very careful about applying the paint after the first color because it would cover parts of what had alread been covered.

I started with the cab of the truck then main part of the truck. The wheels although small were slightly tricky just trying to avoid not covering the yellow centers.

Once the truck was painted and dried I decided to paint Aden's name on the truck instead of around it. This set it apart a little more from the other t-shirts that I've completed this summer. Two more painted t-shirts to show you from this summer. I can't wait for you to see what I have for you next month!!
cuts:
Beep Beep
semi at 3.0
semi-s at 3.0
semi-s layer at 3.0
Printing 101 at 1.24

Recipe:
Cartridges: Beep Beep and Printing 101
fabric paint
freezer paper

Daily Project: I Dig You

Welcome to my blog for today's daily challenge. There's this really cute little fella that I just adore. He's one of my BFF's son. His birthday was this past week and he just turned 5. For those of you like me without children of their own, my friend's children get special attention from "Aunt Emily". Being a "special" aunt also has its privledges. This is the card that I made my favorite 5 year old for his birthday. He can't get enough of trucks, trains, and other heavy guy things. This was absolutely perfect for him!

For this card I used Beep Beep for the tractor. It was cut at 3"
Learning Curve for the title, cut at 1"
Disney Princesses Dreams Come True for the "rock", cut at 2.88"

The title was welded together using the Gypsy

Thanks for visiting and viewing my project. May you have a wonderful day!!