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That's Cray!


 The first day of school is upon us....errr...me, and I needed a shirt that said "'I'm cool, artsy, and nerdy" all at the same time. I though about it for a while and came up with an idea.
 I had some of this leftover fabric from an art teachery dress that I made, and it sparked an idea.
Cute fabric right?

I scored a black T-shirt from the thrift store for $2.00! It seemed never worn, and no fading!

                                                        
I love soft T-shirts!
I also had these iron on letters left over from a project from years ago....yes, I still had them cuz' ya never know!
Letters, fabric, T-shirts, OH MY!

I ironed on my cool, nerdy, artsy saying and figured out where I wanted the fabric to go

Oh Yeah!

I decided on only one shoulder(because that's different, and crazy!), and a strip of fabric to highlight the letters.
And, my first day of school shirt was complete!
Not a bad final photo for a 4 year old!
A big thank you to my big girl who took this picture for me!

Sorry it's a bit blurry, but my kid did great!
THAT'S CRAY!
(Get it? CRAYons...CRA-zy)

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