We’ve had a lot of not-so-super T’s here at our house.
Teething… Tantrums… Temperatures…
We needed a superhero.
Well, have no fear… The Super Tee is here!
A few Batman-style T-Shirt scraps, plus some freezer-paper stenciling.
Fit for your Super Kid.
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So cute! Looks like he is enjoying his new shirt!
That’s awesome! You rock.
this is adorable! how creative!
What in the world is freezer paper stenciling?
Very cool. I should make one for my little man.