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i'm really pleased with how this shirt came out. i've decided it's much too cool to get stuffed in the drawer with all my other tshirts, so it's hanging in the closet like the proper, fancy-pants shirt that it is. thanks, joel!
I just came across your blog via "Say Yes to Hoboken" blog. I am so inspired by your embroidered tshirts! What a great and simple way to make the most boring shirt become interesting. Thanks for taking the time to post these projects... I'm adding you to my google reader. :)
-Rachel (stay at home mom of 1, soon to be 3!)
Thanks. Yeah, I'm so glad I discovered embroidery. It's great. And you can do a whole tee shirt during nap time! It's pretty fast.
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