Oh yes, it is time for football! As a football lover myself, I was super
excited when my youngest son decided to play flag football this year. He is definitely built for football. Always one of the tallest kid's in his class,
as well as towering over older brother, he is definitely built to play
football! Football coaches began
approaching me when he was only 4 years old.
They wanted him to play on their teams.
But, Oh No! Momma was not ready
to let him go just yet!
However, as you know, our children keep growing whether we
want them to or not. When he expressed
interest in playing flag football, it was time to give in. I can handle beginning with flag football...
I think. LOL
My youngest boo boo is very, very social. He loves any activity or sport where he can
talk and play with other kids. With this
in mind, I realize he will probably be more interested in talking and playing
around than actually focusing on the football.
He played soccer for one season and was a total HAM!!! He loves attention, any attention. Instead of running down the field, he would
prance down the field waving at family and friends, not paying one bit of
attention to the ball... LOL!!! Gotta
love him though. He is just too cute.
I decided I needed a hat for his games. Simply must let everyone know I am his
Momma. Whether he turns out to be the
team clown or not, he is MINE and I am very PROUD of him regardless! He is so full of loving and kindness.
Time to get to work...
Supplies included a black baseball hat, fabric patches, foam
letters, foam cutouts, foam stickers, fabric glue and bling bling.
The fabric pieces tend to be the hardest part. Make sure you have super sharp, fabric
scissors for cutting the detailed corners, curves and edges of the fabric
patches. Otherwise, many fabrics will
begin to shred.
I highly recommend adding a patch type backing to your
fabric before adding it to your crafty creation. The patch bonding adds an extra layer and
helps to hold the shape. Plus it prevents
fabric shredding.
Heat n Bond Lite Iron-On Adhesive is my fave! I usually purchase the 5 ¼ yards package due
the cost savings. However, there is a
smaller package available for smaller jobs.
After the patches are finished, it is time to begin decorating
the hat itself. Fabric glue is the key
to making sure your fabric, foam and bling pieces stay put. Tacky glue or crafts glue is just not strong
enough for washing, etc.
And here is the final product…
I can’t wait to wear it to my boo boo’s football game!
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~ Christi T :)
Putting God first everyday in every way!
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