Im gonna go get the iron-on papers for my printer. I never used them before, So hopefully it turns out ok. Im gonna use my grimlock model for the shirt...Can't wait to see how it turns out. <edit> the saying i seen on a pic on the interweb and loved it =]
not to burst your bubble but the transfers dont work that great and if something is not a cutout design then you will have a whitish glue reisdue. Its best if u use images that can be fully cutout
It also depends on the shirt he is using. 100% cotton could lead to the glue residue, but if you go to any hobby store, you can pick up a 50/50 polyester and cotton blend, it could work much better.
No i didnt know...maybe if i cut it all out seperate. Not sure if i have the patience. I'll try it anyway
sometimes local copy shops and do screens and put it on a t-shirt. a new screen cost like $75 but the shop holds on to it and you can get as many as you want, and it'a like $12 or so for a t-shirt.
I just remembered that there is a small Kiosk in the mall that does shirt designs and they will print off and iron on a design of your choice, as long as you bring the file with you. Cost me only $18 to get a shirt done there once.
I might try it later...But i want the satisfaction of a "kitbashed" t-shirt =] -Goes off to the store for the transfer-
Just got back. No transfers, No ink (i need 6 ink carts and they had all but 1 =/) No white t-shirts? (that i dont understand) So i got a grey 50/50 t-shirt...Will this work? I will cut everything out...thinking about making a red frame around it like the old school shirts from back in the day. Will try again tues/wed. =/
Ok about time i got everything. The paper came with only 5 transfers and i wasted 3....Oh well. White shirt came out perfect. Grey shirt was ok but the edges weren't right so i tryed heating it again...I wasn't looking and melted a bit of it. Here's the back..