Newsletter 75
Newsletter No. 75
After a long break in newsletters due to website renovations, we're finally back. We hope to gradually return to the normal newsletter schedule so you can stay informed weekly about all the new things happening on the site.
"Being deeply loved by someone gives you strength, while loving someone deeply gives you courage."
Lao Tzu
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Gifting clothes.
A very special agenda.
The Raffle II.
The idea of the week:
Gifting Clothes.
Sometimes we don't know what to give our partner, so we often end up buying them clothes. If you're someone who feels it's an impersonal gift, you can personalize it.
To do this, you'll need to buy a piece of clothing (a t-shirt, socks, underwear...) In this example, we'll use a t-shirt, so buy a basic t-shirt without any designs. You can find one in any clothing store for 4 to 10 euros. I recommend it be cotton. You'll also need fabric paint, which you can buy at any craft store for 2-3 euros. Next, search online for a design that means something to your partner or that you simply like. It's important that the design is simple and with thick lines, to allow for possible mistakes while painting. Print it and trace the outline with chalk (a different color than the t-shirt). Place it face down on the t-shirt, pressing with your hand, as if it were a stamp. When you remove the paper, you'll see the design has transferred onto the t-shirt, and that's when you can start painting. You'll need a bit of patience here. After painting, let the paint dry for about two hours, then turn the t-shirt inside out and iron it so the paint doesn't wash out. (This may vary depending on the paint brand). Feel free to share photos of your painted t-shirts, pants, socks, or whatever you've painted on the forum!
Here are some examples of how some of my t-shirts turned out.