Since Jason's been gone I've found myself falling asleep holding a framed picture of him that usually sits on my nightstand. I thought creating these pillow cases would be a good alternative to save me the bumps and bruises from smacking my head on the frame after I've fallen asleep.
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I found a couple of my favorite pictures and quotes |
Materials you'll need:
Pillow cases
Iron on Transfers
Pictures
Quotes
Fabric marker
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I started by following the directions for the iron-on transfers.
Sorry there are no pictures. I then printed out my quotes (in
reversed) and traced over the backside of the paper in pencil
(your quote will look correct) |
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Flip your page over after you've traced the quote and center it
on your pillow case. Now trace over the correct side of the paper.
I used an extra fine tip pen. It's a little hard to see but the pencil
will transfer onto the pillow case. |
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Use your fabric marker to fill in the letters. |
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Here are my iron-on photos |
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Still working on a quote for the back of this one |
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And before I can even try them out my little Nate snuggled up
next to them. He sure misses his best friend. Hurry home Jason! |
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