T-Shirt Transfers

Dec 29, 19975 posts by 4 posters
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SWG6311

Does anyone have any of this stuff? It should be a graphic that you print on transfer paper and then iron on to a t-shirt! Its so much cheaper that those $21 dollar shirts in the mall ... besides ... you can get even better ones (ie: Mr Hankey ... Mr Hat .... Spirit of Christmas!)

You can get the Hanes T-Shirt Maker program to make these kinds of shirts if you want a cheaper shirt. Just find your favorite graphics on the web, put them in the program and you're all set. :-)

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The problem with that is most of the South Park pics are really really small and when you blow them up large enough for a tshirt they look REALLY crappy. Plus the ones that ARE big enough still look fuzzy. I would recommend going to a library and using an overhead projector to trace bigger pictures onto cardboard or whatever then scanning that.

SWG6311Maagic

There are good graphics that could be posted at one site /// i was looking for someone with one of these sites! I know how to make T-shirts .. no problem there ... but i am looking for graphics to use ... most of the ones like someone said were to fuzzy!

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