Easy DIY 100 Days of School T-shirt with Puff Paint

White tee with "100 Days of School" printed in black at top and 100 colorful hears painted in rows. Bottles of Puff Paint surround shirt and all sits on pink background.

Easy DIY 100 Days of School T-shirt with Puff Paint

Creating a custom Puff Paint shirt for the 100^th day of school is a fun and creative way to celebrate this milestone. Whether you’re crafting for your child or yourself, this project is a delightful way to express creativity and personality.

Supplies:

· White 100% cotton T-shirt

· Tulip Puff Paint Neon & Rainbow 20 Pack

· Tulip ColorShot Instant Fabric Spray Paint

· White cotton T-shirt

· Cardboard or shirt board

· Stencil with “100 Days of School”

· Printed design to use as a guide for Puff Paint designs

· Painter’s tape

· Plastic sheet

Step 1: Gather supplies, plan your design and prep shirt

Prewash and dry your shirt. Lay it out flat and remove wrinkles. Place shirt board or cardboard piece inside of shirt to create a sturdy background and prevent paint from seeping through shirt.

Step 2: Paint wording on shirt

Hands peeling of stencil that reads "100 DAYS OF SCHOOL" on white shirt on pink background

Lay out your 100 Days of School wording stencil on shirt where desired. Use plastic to tape off around stencil to prevent overspray. Use Tulip ColorShot Fabric Spray Paint to fill in stencil wording. Remove stencil and let paint dry.

Step 3: Start adding dimensional designs

Hand applying green row of Puff Paint hearts onto white tee.

Before starting, test the Puff Paint on a scrap fabric or paper towel to get a feel for the flow and thickness. Print out desired design. Place your preprinted design inside shirt face up so it can be seen through your white T-shirt. Begin adding your 100 hearts (or whatever design you choose) to your shirt. Hold tip to surface and squeeze gently. Leave flat to dry for 4 hours. Wait 72 hours to wash in warm water, gentle cycle with mild soap. Line dry.