clear t-shirt transfers?

[MapleGirl]

Hi,
I'm making some shirts for my family to wear when we all head down to WDW for marathon weekend. Here's the DISign....

http://lh4.ggpht.com/_2RVEwgpHjy8/SvRIiluVZoI/AAAAAAAAFI8/aqabODdJ5Og/s576/team%20ohana2.jpg

Can some one recommend some good clear transfers? I want to put this on a bright colored shirt and have only the black show up (no white).


Also, who made the lovely swirly mickey-head? I got it a long time ago off these boards and I'd like to give credit where credit is due!:wave:

Thanks!!

[MapleGirl]

Bumping.


Anyone have any ideas for clear transfers?

[Judy in Texas]

I had posted this same question in another thread, also without response, so I sent www.amymickey.com and email to see if her transfers would work on my red t-shirt. Here is her response:

"...anything white (or lack of color) will be white using my transfers. If you want the white areas to be clear (or the shirt color), you need to use light transfers. Be careful though, know that ALL white areas will be the shirt color. So for example, if you have white in the design like eyes, hands, etc... then they will also be the shirt color - red in your case."

[lmhall2000]

Check around with local shirt shops...I lead a local scouting troop and we have a local shop that does a great deal, I think the shirts with one color are $10-$12...they are in Fayetteville, TN but ship anywhere...if you order 25 or more they are only $5 each, they're great quality shirts and the designs have never peeled at all....their company is NDesigns...but you might try a local store and see what they can do! :)

Tara

[Daname]

Avery 3271, Clear Iron-On-T-Shirt Transfers (AVE3271)
Saw these the other day at Staples, they are for ink-jet printers.
Hope this helps.
dana

[Judy in Texas]

Thanks!:flower3: