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All About Boys: Free Pattern Edition // Basic Tee Roundup


It's a 2-posts-in-one-day kind of day around here!!


As the 5th and final day of the All About Boys Series, we are offering you one last day packed full of inspiration! I am rounding up all of the Basic Tees I've made in the past year and April & Brooke are sharing their fall sewing plans for their boys. I can't even wait to see what they have planned! They are making me think I should make my own list...


Since we featured the Basic Tee in the series this week, I thought it would be fun to do a round up post with the different tees I've made and show you how with just one FREE pattern you can come up with endless possibilities!

A basic tee is a perfect blank canvas. And what better way to embellish a blank canvas than with paint?

With all but one of these tees I did just that!

I'll start with the very first Basic Tee I made, just over a year ago.

For this tee I added a fun pocket and a little bit of fabric paint embellishment peeking out of it. 

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All About Boys: Round up of the FREE Basic Tee Pattern

The YAY Banner Tee I changed up a bit by adding ribbing to the sleeves as well and of course the fabric paint...

All About Boys: Round up of the FREE Basic Tee Pattern

The next tee is made using the Muscle Tee version of the pattern. I freehanded another freezer paper stencil and added a fun teepee to go with the Willow & Co "Glamping" looks I sewed for both kiddos.

All About Boys: Round up of the FREE Basic Tee Pattern

All About Boys: Round up of the FREE Basic Tee Pattern

And of course the 2 basic tees I sewed for our series this week.

All About Boys: Round up of the FREE Basic Tee Pattern

All About Boys: Round up of the FREE Basic Tee Pattern

I hope you enjoyed this series and the round up today. Hopefully you feel a bit inspired to give the Basic Tee a try and make it your own with a few simple embellishments!

Happy Sewing!!

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3 comments

  1. I love all of these Heidi!! You have genuinely done a LOT with a basic tee, and you really have an eye for cool freezer paper designs that can make a shirt pop. Bravo. :)

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  2. Excellent post! I really loved all the different things you made with one pattern!

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  3. I love all of them but especially the teepee one. You are just so good! And come up with great ideas to spice up regular tees.

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