step 1. wait 99 days
step 2. buy a shirt
step 3. find a tally mark you like
step 4. cut them out
step 4a. with your silhouette if you're lucky or
step 4b. with scissors if you're crazy
step 5. iron the tallys on
lily reported that she got to stand in the front of the class and point to herself while the class counted by 5's and 10's to 100.
**edited**
been getting a ton of emails since I didn't write this as a tutorial and the instructions are a bit vague.
I used the silhouette brand heat transfer material that already comes colored.
http://www.silhouetteamerica. com/shop/materials/heat- transfer/item-group/flocked- heat-transfer
http://www.silhouetteamerica. com/shop/materials/heat- transfer/item-group/smooth- heat-transfer
I used a mix of fuzzy and smooth since that was just what I already had. They may sell it in stores somewhere but I don't really know.
You'll have to use the silhouette software to trace around the image as well. I would just google how to do that since I'm sure there are already numerous tutorials.
If you didn't want to use the iron on transfer it seems like you could also use the machine to just cut out a stencil for you, and then use fabric paint. Even easier: find something you can use to stamp a line and then use paint to stamp our your own tally marks. Good luck!!
**edited**
been getting a ton of emails since I didn't write this as a tutorial and the instructions are a bit vague.
I used the silhouette brand heat transfer material that already comes colored.
http://www.silhouetteamerica.
http://www.silhouetteamerica.
I used a mix of fuzzy and smooth since that was just what I already had. They may sell it in stores somewhere but I don't really know.
You'll have to use the silhouette software to trace around the image as well. I would just google how to do that since I'm sure there are already numerous tutorials.
If you didn't want to use the iron on transfer it seems like you could also use the machine to just cut out a stencil for you, and then use fabric paint. Even easier: find something you can use to stamp a line and then use paint to stamp our your own tally marks. Good luck!!