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What Would Celina Do? Lego Stamped Tee

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Lego Stamped Tee

I first discovered Celina’s blog when I came across this tutorial on Pinterest. I’ve had the idea pinned for such a long time and when Laura asked me ‘What Would Celina Do?’, I knew straight away that I wanted to do some Lego stamping for my project.

This is such a simple and effective project and I’m so pleased with the result!

Lego Stamped Tee

I didn’t have a foam brush, so just ripped the corner off a foam scrap I had. I used some Pebeo fabric paint, which I have used before (here and here). It’s awesome stuff, so vibrant and holds really well. I haven’t noticed any fading on my previous projects.

Lego Stamped Tee

The hardest bit was deciding when to stop stamping. It looks a bit like a crumbling wall. Roman said he wants to stamp the rest, but we’ll see 😉 I used a store bought tshirt because I didn’t have the right fabric or the time to make one. This tee is the next size up for him, so it’s a little bit.

Lego Stamped Tee Lego Stamped Tee

Roman wore the top for the first time yesterday while we did some baking. He’s been asking to make Hot Cross Buns…and who am I to refuse?!

Lego Stamped Tee Lego Stamped Tee

They sure were good… I may have eaten 5! Oops! I’m not the only one inspired by Celina. In fact, there are a whole heap of us wondering ‘What Would Celina Do’ today. You can see what everyone else has made by clicking on the images below:

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  1. Love the shirt, Abby. My sons are playing with legos all the time. I’d bet they will loove stamping their shirts!

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  2. Your t-shirt came out amazing! Oh I am going to have to try that. I love it with the stripes. I am a little shocked and speechless at the moment, but I want to thank you for taking part in this crazy series. I love and respect your style and this is really such an honor. Thank you.

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  8. I got it at Spotlight. They had a crazy sale on it ages ago so I got a lot of colours. I think they are $9 each regularly. Not the cheapest but great quality and they last ages. You could probably find them cheaper online though.

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  16. This is so cute Abby! I love how simple it is yet there’s so many directions you could take it, such as with different colours as Toni-Maree suggested. So happy you could join in today.

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  18. Oh I love this. Will have to do it for the 20 year old son – he loves Lego. Always has. Right up his alley.

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  24. How brillant is this?! I absolutely need to do some LEGO stamping asap! Living in the land of LEGO that is a musthave 🙂

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