t-shirt surgery

Hey, I was wondering if anyone knew how they did the pinky sorta splotchy parts on this tshirt~ http://particleclothing.com/Particle_fall05_tees_innovation_brown.htm

I wasn't sure if they used fabric paint or a dye of some kind, because it sort of fades into the fabric.

I was cutting out logos from t shirts, and now i have a TON of neckline and sleeve scraps (and some oddly shaped chunks)... does anyone know of projects that could specifically use them? (i could just use the material for random stuff, but it seems like there must be something that uses lots of sleeves...or i'm crazy...:)

I really shuld be packing right now in order to go to camp...but instead...I decided to finish up a few projects that I forgot about due to classes/exams.

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I see alot of people make little outfits/tops for kitties.
Its cute! But I now remember what I did with a large red animal cracker shirt that I made for my Mom's pommie.
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Hi, girls (and boys). I dug through the memories for a while, but I couldn't find any tutorials or tips on how to make the kind of halter I've heard referred to as a 50s-style halter top, like this. (Or, uh, longer. But it's the neckline that I'm most interested in):



Suggestions?

So, the other night I was up trying a new stitch. I've had my machine for awhile now, but I'd never used this stitch and when I tried it - I fell in love! Here are the results of a pinks men's xl t-shirt, a black fabric pen, and some grey cheetah fabric!


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no boy pictures this week! all you get is me :(
also: my descriptions are all hideously rushed and probably overly excited sounding. but i'm too lazy to change them.

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