How to Make a Shirt for School Spirit Day
Find an old, plain shirt that still fits you in your closet., Gather your supplies and find a place to work., Start by drawing a simple sketch of what you want to do., Spread the shirt out flat on a solid, dry surface., Get to work!, Let the shirt...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Find an old
Try to find one that matches the colors of your school.
If you can't, a plain white or black shirt works just as well.
Make sure it has no designs on it.
It can be long sleeve, short sleeve, a tank top, etc. -
Step 2: plain shirt that still fits you in your closet.
Scroll down to "Things You'll Need" for a list.
Gather everything and get organized.
Put all your stuff in a big area on either a table or solid ground. , Obviously you want your shirt to be loud and exciting.
Make sure it has your school name on it and school mascot.
You may want to consider putting your name, the year you made the shirt, the year you'll graduate, or other things to help you remember the shirt. , You don't want creases or water marks on your shirt. , Don't be afraid, this shirt is yours and should be fun! Keep it upbeat, put 'GO TEAM!' somewhere on the shirt.
Look at the Tips section for ideas. , After it dries, turn it inside out, put it in a bag, and wash it in a small load or alone.
Once the shirts comes out, it's done! Wear it whenever you want! -
Step 3: Gather your supplies and find a place to work.
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Step 4: Start by drawing a simple sketch of what you want to do.
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Step 5: Spread the shirt out flat on a solid
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Step 6: dry surface.
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Step 7: Get to work!
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Step 8: Let the shirt dry for at least 24 hours.
Detailed Guide
Try to find one that matches the colors of your school.
If you can't, a plain white or black shirt works just as well.
Make sure it has no designs on it.
It can be long sleeve, short sleeve, a tank top, etc.
Scroll down to "Things You'll Need" for a list.
Gather everything and get organized.
Put all your stuff in a big area on either a table or solid ground. , Obviously you want your shirt to be loud and exciting.
Make sure it has your school name on it and school mascot.
You may want to consider putting your name, the year you made the shirt, the year you'll graduate, or other things to help you remember the shirt. , You don't want creases or water marks on your shirt. , Don't be afraid, this shirt is yours and should be fun! Keep it upbeat, put 'GO TEAM!' somewhere on the shirt.
Look at the Tips section for ideas. , After it dries, turn it inside out, put it in a bag, and wash it in a small load or alone.
Once the shirts comes out, it's done! Wear it whenever you want!
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