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Wedding Party Shirts

April 1st, 2007 @ 1:53 pm by Mrs. Blueberry

One thing I’ve wanted almost since I started planning, is t-shirts for the members of the wedding party. Unfortunately, Mr. Blueberry and his BM Chris weren’t that wild about the idea, so it looked like it had to be a girls-only thing.

For $3.99 apiece, I picked these up at Joann’s:
Wedding Party Shirts :  wedding diy gifts kansas city Z820398 z820398

Then yesterday I went to Old Navy and got these tanks. For the flower girls (the striped one is the closest thing to matching that I could find for our youngest; she’s only a year old!):
Wedding Party Shirts :  wedding diy gifts kansas city Z820399 z820399

For my MOH Katie:
Wedding Party Shirts :  wedding diy gifts kansas city Z820400 z820400

And for me (I showed this to my parents, and they both said “a wife beater?!?!”):
Wedding Party Shirts :  wedding diy gifts kansas city Z820401 z820401

The iron-ons had directions on the packages that I won’t bother to copy on here, but suffice to say that they were pretty adequate. The only issue I had stemmed from the ribbing on the tanks; if I were to do this project over again I’d probably get shirts without ribbing–it made the tiny jewels hard to stick on, in places).

Here you can see me peeling off the top layer:
Wedding Party Shirts :  wedding diy gifts kansas city Z820403 z820403

I found that it’s easier to peel off the stuff from top to bottom, instead of from left to right. Not sure why that helps, but it does.

After about 45 minutes of work (it took longer to get each decal set up and centered than it did to actually iron it on), I was finished!

Wedding Party Shirts :  wedding diy gifts kansas city Z820404 z820404

Close-up of mine (I love the blue on the “i”):
Wedding Party Shirts :  wedding diy gifts kansas city Z820405 z820405

If you can work an iron, you can do this DIY. I thought it was really easy, and saved me a lot of money! Each shirt was about $10; compare that to $20.

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18 Responses to “Wedding Party Shirts”

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Miss Snow Pea

Those are too cute!

 
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LauraB

I did this and it worked out really well. One tip, make sure you wash the shirt first to get the lint off it (helps them adhere). And absolutely do not use textured fabrics (tood hard to get them to stay).

Finally, they don’t hold up very well in the wash, so this is a one-time thing.

 
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Jen

awesome idea! thanks for sharing!

 
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Miss Poppy

$10?? you just gave me another project i should do :) love that you’re so crafty and saving so much money from diy!!! love it, keep it coming girl :)

 
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tofu

they turned out really nice. gotta go to joanne’s and old navy now! i want to make some too for my girls. :) thanks for sharing!

 
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miss violet

wow, this is great.

 
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flower

joann coupons
http://www.joann-mail.com/J0540s3c/coupons_only.html?r=0605877208

also, i would like to ask how long do those crystals hold up on the shirts?
very pretty…

 
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Natalie

Miss Blueberry, those turned out great!

 
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Miss Blueberry

flower–I don’t think they’ll hold up for more than one wash; which is sort of sad, but ah well.

 
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kanipark

too cute… i actually got stickers similar to those for scrapbooking…

 
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Iris

Another idea is to pick these up on e-bay (sorry to say, but these shirts are not worn over and over!) and customize them with ribbons in your wedding colors. At least you know they will stand up for two washes. : )

For the flowergirls, at a shower or other pre-wedding event, you could set them up to decorate their own tshirts with puffy pens, ribbons, beading, etc.

 
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bliss

I love it! I am doing it for my flower girls only it will be a good play shirt for them to change into after the wedding too.

 
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2ingkos

Very cute! I wish I had known about them for my wedding. I really wanted those shirts too but they are so expensive and for a one day kinda thing I didn’t want to buy them. Yay for DIY.

 
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Tea

those came out great miss blueberry! i like bliss’ idea for a after wedding play shirt. that’s smart thinking

 
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Mrs. Bee

they came out beautifully! i’m sure your girls will love them. :)

 
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Lisa P.

Nice! I wish I was getting married again so that I can wear one… maybe I’ll make them for two of my g-friends who will be getting married soon. ;o)

 
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PailofLove

Very cute and crafty! I love how they turned out.

 
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Mrs. Blueberry, Kansas City Age and Occupation in 06: 21, Full-time Student Fiance's Age and Occupation: 23, Full-time Student Engagement Date: September 10, 2005 Wedding Date: May 25, 2007 Venue: Wynbrick Center - a historic mansion in my hometown. About Me: We're having an intimate, 125-ish person wedding with a full-blown dessert reception. When I'm not obsessing over wedding stuff or studying for my BA in English, I'm usually playing with our two kitty cats, blogging, doing crafty things, or hanging out with Mr. Blueberry!

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