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Easy Superhero T-Shirt Painting

August 24, 2015 by Nadia van Zyl 2 Comments

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Today we are joining in a Paint-a-Thon by Emma Owl where you will find loads of fun painting ideas!

 paintathon 
Since my toddler is all of a sudden superhero obsessed, we decided to paint some superhero t-shirts! Obviously, a girl needs a pink one, hence superwoman!

 superhero tshirts 
This is a real easy way of fabric painting, my 2.5 year old made his own shirt as well, and is very proud of it(early morning pic here before school)!

 little superman 
What you need:

  • Plain colour t-shirt
  • Printed superhero logo(I got this Superman one here)
  • Contact paper
  • Fabric paint
  • Peg and sponge or brush

 materials needed 
Stick the logo right side up onto the contact paper, leaving enough space around it:

 template 
Now use a craft knife and cut it out like the image above.

Stick the logo with strips of contact paper or Sellotape to the t-shirt, and add the border too:

 stick the template 
The contact paper around the border will help your kids to stay within the lines without getting paint outside of the border, and it keeps it in place too!

Use a peg and sponge to press the paint all over the open spaces. It is important to press and not brush(the paint will go under the template making smudges). I helped my 2.5 year old a little bit here:

 paint 
But my 5 year old did it all by herself:

 peg and sponge 
Wait for the paint to dry before you pull off the template. Then iron on the inside. For around 3 minutes so that the paint will set.

  
 You could define the logo more by outlining it with a black outliner, but we like this effect more.

Have fun painting your own shirt and being a superhero!

Remember to a check out all the awesome painting ideas shared, start here!

You might like to see these fabric painting articles:

Growth Chart
Butterfly T-shirt
Rainbow Baby Vest

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Comments

  1. Manco Painting says

    June 5, 2020 at 5:46 am

    Haha! Nice! Love it!

  2. Portella says

    August 11, 2019 at 5:37 pm

    My son will love this print! Thank you.

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