Before I could take some decent photos of it there was food down the front but I don't think you can really pick it in these trampoline action photos, where Clem was willingly letting Jasper bounce right over the top of him, even though it was clearly unnerving.
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Fabric: Farbenmix cotton/elastane jersey from Crafty Mamas (I cut the neck and sleeve bands from the wide stripe version of the red/turquoise knit)
Iron-on: another from Crafty Mamas
Tie tee is in the wash as I write, ready for party duty tomorrow!
- Jane x
Fantastic photos ! No I can`t see any food ( and isn`t that the `function` of ties to catch food = actually I wonder really what ties are about ).Your children will have so much fun looking back at your blog when they grow up.
ReplyDeleteGood question, ties are a bit of an oddity, aren't they? That something so completely non-functional has persisted so long. Somebody has probably written a thesis on it somewhere.
DeleteI'm loving the iron-on beetle and tie - awesome. Great action photos, I hope Clem has a fab party. Bethx
ReplyDeleteLove the tee - the arm bands look great - think you are the queen of this pattern!
ReplyDeleteHope the party is fab!
The shirts you've made this week are fabulous. You've nailed the colour combinations and transfer design. So very very funky. I'd be bouncing too if my tees were as groovy as these.
ReplyDeleteThank you all! The party went very well but was quite exhausting for all concerned and as usual in the hustle and bustle we forgot to serve half the food we had organised. Looks like it's jelly frog pond for dessert tonight! Totally worth it all to see how happy it made Clem though. He said "I'm properly five now!".
ReplyDeleteGreat photos!
ReplyDeleteYIKES! The tees are excellent - and very Farbenmix - but I just wish that Clem would stick his tongue safely back in.
ReplyDeleteHe didn't need a tongue band aid did he?
Aw, he's "properly five"!!! So cute! I love the t-shirt, and I love the tongue! And now I'm super curious about the function served by ties. There must be some purpose, right? Off to Wikipedia ... ;-)
ReplyDeleteI winced just looking at these pictures! Eek!
ReplyDeleteAnd Clem's face in the second to last picture is classic!