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Posted by on May 5, 2015 in All Things Disney, Crafts | 0 comments

How to Make an Amazing Hidden Mickey Shirt – with VIDEO!

Hi There!

Today I’m sharing my second how-to video on how to make an amazing hidden Mickey shirt!  This craft is super low cost too!  Perfect for that next vacation to Disney World or Disneyland!

 

What you’ll need-

  • 2 nearly identical t-shirts with complimentary colors (ours came from Walmart and cost $3.88 each)
  • 2 different sizes of buttons (We used $.88 cards from Walmart)
  • Matching thread
  • Sewing machine (If you don’t have a sewing machine, this project may be small enough to hand sew)
  • Pins or clips
  • Scissors or rotary cutter
  • Hand needle (for buttons)
  • Ruler (optional)

 

How to Make an Amazing Hidden Mickey Shirt with Video!

Start by cutting each shirt right under the sleeves.  Be careful not to cut into the sleeve itself.

How to Make an Amazing Hidden Mickey Shirt with Video!

How to Make an Amazing Hidden Mickey Shirt with Video!

Swap out the tops and bottoms of each shirt-

How to Make an Amazing Hidden Mickey Shirt with Video!

Turn the bottom inside out, and get ready to pin-

How to Make an Amazing Hidden Mickey Shirt with Video!

 

Setup your sewing machine with matching thread.  I used a basic zigzag stitch, though you could certainly overlock it if you have that capability.  Make sure you are using a ball-point needle that works with jersey fabric.

How to Make an Amazing Hidden Mickey Shirt with Video!

Turn inside out, and arrange the buttons to create a hidden Mickey.  You’ll need to hand-sew these into place.

How to Make an Amazing Hidden Mickey Shirt with Video!

Done!  A really quick and super low cost craft!

How to Make an Amazing Hidden Mickey Shirt with Video!

 

A few notes-
The striped shirt was actually a bit crooked when it was originally sewn together at the factory.  I didn’t notice this until after I purchased it.  I’m still a beginner, and the my sewing compounded the crookedness of the stripes.  My advice is to inspect the shirts before purchasing, or use a print that’s a bit more forgiving.

You may also want to choose t-shirts that are a size larger than you or your child would normally wear, as you will loose a bit of the length in the sewing process.

I did add another hidden Mickey to the shirt on the left, just about the heart.  With a demanding toddler it was difficult to get a good shot! 🙂

 

What do you think?  Will you be making one of these shirts?  I’d love to see pictures!

Happy sewing!

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