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Getting Crafty with Fashion Art Projects from Walmart

July 7, 2012 by Jess MillionMoments

When it comes to gifts, I go the DIY route almost every time.  There’s something very personal and meaningful about getting a handmade gift that you just can’t have with something like a dvd or a tie.  I’ve always got room for more crafting supplies around here, and I’ve been in need of some anyway, so when Walmart gave me the opportunity to try out a variety of their Fashion Art Project supplies I jumped at the chance.

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I’ve been wanting to give my Grandmother something nice for a while now, she’s such a wonderful lady, and a store bought gift seemed too impersonal.  I decided to use my new supplies to make a backpack to keep her ukulele music in.  My kit came with everything I needed and more. When I was done my husband stenciled a shirt for Judah and we still had enough left for three or four more projects!


Here’s what I got:
-Two packs of iron on letters
-One sheet of iron on rhinestone designs
-One set of stencils (3 sheets, misc. designs)
-One canvas backpack
-One set of fabric patches
-Three pack fabric stencil spray

Now on to my first project.  (Please note that while these are great to do with your kids, use caution when working with the iron!)  I started by cutting out everything I wanted to use and arranging it how I wanted on the backpack.  I also took a picture of the layout so I could use it for reference.    

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Next I attached my designs.  The iron-ons were very easy.  All I had to do was peel off the backing, place my letters on the fabric, cover with a cloth and apply firm pressure with the iron for 30 seconds.  Then turn inside out and repeat.  That’s it!  Here’s my finished product, my grandma loved it! 
  
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Don’t mind the pink spots, I had an accident with the spray paint.  (That’s what I get for not following directions!)

Here’s project #2.  This one was extremely easy, and it’s perfect for kids.  I won’t bore you with my step-by-step here, the pictures are pretty self explanatory.

    

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Ta-da!  Easy as pie.  You can purchase the products from this post and more in the craft section at Walmart.  You can also check out Fashionartprojects.com for ideas, tutorials and a complete list of products.




*** I received the products above free of charge to facilitate my review.  No other compensation was provided and all opinions are 100% my own.***

I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.

Filed Under: Crafts, Review

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Jess is a mom of two, and the writer, photographer, and creative mind behind A Million Moments. She loves vegetarian cooking, and making things with her hands. To learn more about Jess, click here →

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