Feelings are boring. Kissing is awesome!

I needed a shirt to wear out on Friday night. While I wait for my sister’s improved version of this shirt, I whipped this up in about 30 minutes on Friday evening:

To make:

I grabbed a white undershirt out of the drawer and used a marker to guide neckline depth and width and cut that out. Since the sleeves looked like this before:

I chose to make them into cap sleeves like this:

In order to make the second sleeve match the first, I took the cut-off section and tucked it around the uncut sleeve for a template:

I used my laser printer to print out the text (make sure the text is reversed using the “flip” tool in most graphics programs). In order to use a blender pen to transfer images, you need to have your image printed on a laser printer (both color and black images will transfer):

You’ll want to fasten the image (print side down) to your fabric to prevent it from moving while you work. I used tape; I also put a pad of paper beneath the transfer area to keep any of the transferred ink from seeping all the way through to the back of the shirt:

Use a blender pen (you can also use wintergreen oil) to fully moisten the image area:

Then use the back of a spoon and rub the image area firmly to transfer the ink:

Peel back your paper and admire your craftiness (I used a little less pressure to create a more washed-out image):

Apply shirt. Feel both crafty and foxy. Proceed to flirt and imbibe. Cheers!