I love candy corn! It is so yummy and pretty much the cutest candy- especially when little miss is the one wearing the shirt:) Really though- doesn’t it just get you in the mood for Halloween?
Materials:
- T-shirt (mine is from the Dollar Tree)
- Fabric scraps in brown, yellow, orange, and white
- Black embroidery floss (optional)
- Sewing supplies
1. Cut out your pieces. You can really do them any size you want- the amount of ruffle will just change slightly. Make the pieces short than mine for less ruffles, longer for more ruffles.
- Candy Corn- 6″ wide x 5″ tall
- Yellow- 8″x3″
- Orange- 7″x3″
- White- 5″x4″
2. Fold each strip in half right sides together and sew around 3 of the edges
3. Turn each strip right side out, tuck in the ends and top stitch shut
4. Add a row of basting stitches to each strip about 1/2″ from the top. Gather until each strip is the correct width to fit your candy corn piece.
5. Pin the gathered white section to the candy corn and sew the sides and top (right over your basting stitches) to the candy corn- make sure you leave enough room around the edge to sew your candy corn to the shirt. Repeat with the orange and yellow sections.
6. Stitch your candy corn to the shirt using a zig-zag or applique stitch. (Make sure you only sew onto the top layer of the shirt!) Sorry the stitches don’t really show up in that picture, but I promise it’s pretty easy.
7. If you want to add a little extra something- you know I did:) then use your embroidery floss to add “Trick or Treat” below the candy corn.
I really love how this turned out! I wasn’t too sure when I started making it up(there were a few rough patches along the way as usual),but now little miss and I are set for Halloween and can’t wait:)
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Amy
Owner at Peek-a-Boo Pattern Shop
Amy is the founder and owner of Peek-a-Boo Pattern shop. She is a wife and mother to 3 children. Amy loves to sew, read and spend time outdoors.
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Just adorable!!
Adorable! Now if only there were a boy version, because I’m not having another baby for a while…I don’t think my son would thank me for putting him in ruffles!
Stephanie
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I love this!! I think I’ll have to make one for my 19 month old this year 🙂
-Kim @ http://www.camisolesandcammies.blogspot.com
This is so cute. I think I might could even make one. I’ll feature you tomorrow on my blog.
I featured you today:
http://www.houseofhepworths.com/2010/10/07/hookin-up-19/
Thanks,
~Allison @ House of Hepworths
Such a cute idea! I hope next year I have my own candy corn cutie to make this for! I love it!
~Shannon
festiveworks.blogspot.com
This is too cute………and what an ADORABLE model!
Thanks for linking up and sharing!
Cutest candy corn shirt I’ve seen so far!
The t-shirt is cute and Little Miss is just adorable! I gave your tutorial a shout out today on my blog. Have a great weekend:@)
This is SO SO cute!!! I love your daughter and the design is adorable.
I am not sure which is cuter. I had a hard time taking my eyes off your baby.
Thanks for linking up! Guess what my daughter will be wearing to the school Halloween party?? 🙂
Did you know that this friday is Candy Corn day at Someday Crafts?? You HAVE to enter! 🙂
http://somedaycrafts.blogspot.com/
She is adorable! (Oh, and the shirt is too) 🙂 Thanks for sharing!
What a cute idea! And, the little girl is a cutie pie. Very sweet.
Visiting from C.R.A.F.T
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very cute!!
This is too cute!!! I am TOTALLY doing this for my little girl!! I love it!! 🙂
This is so adorable!
Really cute! Maybe I will try this for my five year old. Thanks for the how-to!
Adorable!! I love this little top!
Kelli
xoxo
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