I’m not usually a holiday dresser….no pumpkins for Halloween, no holiday sweaters for Christmas but for some reason the Valentine motif sends my heart a flutter.
For each of these t-shirts I cut out a paper heart template, traced it on various shades of felt, and then cut and pinned them in place.
Fortunately come February, there’s a wide array of cute clothes in every price point to satisfy any heart-lover.
And since unlike pumpkins, hearts are always in season, for less than $10 (and only 10 minutes) you could use a few of these in a rainbow of colors to inject a little love into your little one’s wardrobe year round.
Thanks so much for joining me at the Fence today,
At the Picket Fence Contributor Julie shared more Valentine’s Day ideas with us last week too. Did you see these darling Felt and Glitter Heart Accessories?
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Very adorable and so easy. If I still have little girls around this joint, I would be all over this.
I’ll have to file it in my “I’m dreaming of being called Mimi someday” file.
Me too. My girls are all grown and have boys. This is such a sweet and easy idea.
Thanks for sharing.
Such a precious idea! I wish my little girl was still small enough to do this for her!
Happy Monday!!!
Cindy
Such a cute idea! Adorable!
So very Sweet, Julie. Thank you so much for sharing it with us 🙂
xo
Angelina
So cute! Thanks for sharing! Are there any special washing instructions?
thanks jane! i have used felt appliques on a number of my kids shirts and have had good results with washing them inside out, on gentle cycle and line-drying them. even the shirts that have snuck their way into the regular wash cycle have been fine. i’ve noticed some pilling on the really large felt appliques, but the small hearts haven’t shown any pilling yet. the felt seems color-safe as i’ve never had any color bleeding issues. good luck!
So cute appliqations, love those hearts. Thank you for a wonderful idea, pretty useful for other projects also. Have a happy day
Super cute for any little girl. Great idea.
Cute shirts! Will have to make one of these for my grandbaby! Thanks for sharing!
Judy
I wouldn’t trade my grandsons for anything, but if I had a granddaughter, I’d be making one of these shirts tonight!
They look great! Now that’s what I call t-shirt accessorizing 🙂
Adorable. I have a little girl that would love this project. thanks for the inspriation.
Those valentine heart shirts are the cutest!!!…Thanks for the inspiration…I am off to make one for my cutie!!!
Now in market there are so many design and multi color T Shirts are available for Valentina day but I like if you design in your own clothes it will be looked nice.
So cute! I’m going to make a couple of these for my nieces.
Heyyyyy soooo cool , so love , so fun !!
♥♥♥
kiss from FRANCE
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