My kiddo is celebrating her 100th day of school this week and she's very excited. We were given homework, to make a shirt with 100 of something on it. We considered a hot air balloon, but in the end she liked gumballs the best.
This was super easy (compared to some of the projects we attempt), so I wanted to pass it along for other busy moms who need a last-minute idea. The entire project cost about $15 and everything except the shirt can be found at Michael's.
Supplies:
a tee shirt (we found this one online at Old Navy for $4.50)
multicolored pompoms .5" size
glue gun
heat transfer paper
Iron or heat press
gumball machine art (printed on the transfer paper)
How to:
1 . Print the artwork on transfer paper and trim around all edges including inside of "glass"
2. Transfer to tee shirt using either an iron or heat press
3. Start glueing! I glued around the edges first and then worked inward, leaving room at the top to make it look more authentic.
4. Scatter remaining pompoms around bottom
This is so cute! Celebrating 100th day in school. So unusual but cute. You are so creative with your child. Hope we had like this here in Philippines.
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