Freezer paper heart top

I've been thinking about this heart shaped project forever now and waiting to do it and stick it up around Valentine's day. I felt it was very appropriate. I think this would be so cute in hot pink with arrows running through it or the word amore written in it. But for now, plain and simple and loving it. I cut off the collar and the bottom to add a more romantic carefree look. Maybe I just got that feeling. 

Supplies:

Top to refashion or upcycle if you will

Sponge brush

Fabric Paint

Hairdryer (if you want it done quickly)

Freezer paper (I bought a HUGE roll at walmart for $5)

Iron and ironing board

Scissors

Something to put in in the shirt to prevent paint linking through to the back

Instructions:

1. Cut out a heart from the freezer paper, leaving plenty of room on the sides of the heart. I folded mine in half and cut a half heart.

2. With the iron on the hottest it will go, iron the freezer paper in place.

3. Slide something in-between the layers of the shirt.

4. Sponge the fabric paint onto the shirt. 

*optional - do a second coat after it dries (I liked my heart nice and solid)

5. Wait for it to dry or blow it dry with a hair dryer

6. carefully peel the freezer paper off.

**optional - cut out the neckline and the bottom to create that rolled hem look