carried away by mickey & co.
And you know what… it worked! I even bought a tuxedo jacket to pull off the full copy-cat impression – oh yes I did! And while that shirt is definitely past its prime and nicely shrunk to fit an 8-year-old child… I still love it and wish that Disney had more products like their “Vintage” line.
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Target usually has disney tees and they are usually much cheaper than $55. You might want to check those out even though I know if you make the shirts they will turn out awesome.
Aw! Those are so cute! I think I want one now!
I remember that Mickey top well, Kim. I think about it often and wish I had it!
Which might have been why I bought Henry a ridiculously expensive Disney Couture top at Vault 28 at Downtown Disney on our last trip. It’s this top (http://www.tuttibella.com/mini-fine-donald-duck-angel-devil-baby-tee.html)–but at Vault 28 was, um, significantly more expensive than on this site! Ugh. Oh well. It’s still pretty cute, and there’s no way I’m up for making my own shirts anytime soon!