A camping board T Shirt?

Nicole.....DAMN GLAD EVERYTHINGS OKAY!!!!!!!!!!! High 5's to Jim!!!



Carol...Id try to reheat it....I use the "silicone covered parchment paper" that you can get in the cooking section at walmart next to the saran wrap and aluminum foil. Its the same thing if not better than the cover paper they give you in the small packages of the transfer paper. If your walmart doesnt have the silicone coated type...the regular parchment paper will work fine, but only do ONE transfer per piece of paper. I get wrinkles if you use it on more than one transfer.
 
OK, T-Shirt experts. On the 4th of July designs I just did, I have an edge that didn't adhere quite right the first time. Is it possible to reheat it to get it to stick??

If so, what do I use?? A piece of paper, the original backing, an old pillow case??

Please HELP!!!!!

if you can get a teflon sheet of paper, that would work the best. If you can't get it to work, you are more than welcome to send it to me in the mail and I will fix it. I have a heat press here with several teflon sheets that will get it fixed.
 

Yeah, I had one that lifted after being in the dryer. Jen, do you know where I can purchase some teflon paper...never heard of that!?
 
I can get you some wholesale if you would like. PM me. I will have to look up the price.
 
Here ya go, Carol....
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and a couple my kids liked....
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Rog,

Do you have the master image broke down in layers? If so, would you be willing to share it with me? I am trying to learn how to use photoshop.

James
 
Rog,

Do you have the master image broke down in layers? If so, would you be willing to share it with me? I am trying to learn how to use photoshop.

James

I usually start with this (since I accidentally saved it as a flattened image, but at least theirs no shadows behind the letters)
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edit the colors to what Im feeling. I usually delete the center circle and add a background that I like, then add this mickey layer on top of the new center photo
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Then I add the shadows, gradient colors, etc.
Its a tedious process, but I enjoy it.......it drives some people NUTS, but it actually relaxes me!

If you like, PM me your email address, and I'll email you the bitmap and png's of this so it will be a cleaner palette for you to start with. Unfortunately, the pictures lose some of the quality when you upload them to photobucket.com
 
LOL...Im not exactly a suffering artists...I just know what buttons to push!!!
 
Anyone with any artistic skills, or just general good ideas that youd like to see brought to life...we would LOVE to see some ideas for tshirt iron-ons....SHOW YOUR Ts, SHOW YOUR Ts, SHOW YOUR Ts!!!!

As of late, we have quite a few DISers who have been very impressive with their talents...you may be one of them...if not maybe one of them can take an image you have in your head and put it on the screen...you may see someone walking around disney world with a tshirt on that YOU designed!!!

DONT BE SHY!!!
 
Anyone with any artistic skills, or just general good ideas that youd like to see brought to life...we would LOVE to see some ideas for tshirt iron-ons....SHOW YOUR Ts, SHOW YOUR Ts, SHOW YOUR Ts!!!!

As of late, we have quite a few DISers who have been very impressive with their talents...you may be one of them...if not maybe one of them can take an image you have in your head and put it on the screen...you may see someone walking around disney world with a tshirt on that YOU designed!!!

DONT BE SHY!!!


Here's one..............

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BDR, I redrew your logos and made a layered Photoshop file for folks to use as a template for their own creations. The file is here, and it is about 5MB since it is a nice, high resolution for clean printing. I'm assuming you don't mind BDR (PM me if you do and I'll strike them). This was not made to be pretty, but to be an easy-to-use template. My file uses flat colors throughout so people can easily select color areas and add gradients or paint in them. And each element is on it's own layer. There are even two layers for the alternate catch phrases: "Long Live Musket Mickey" and "Golf Carts • Beer • Kungaloosh". Of course, I have the Illustrator source file if anybody needs it. Also note: I have locked the transparency on the type layers to make them easy to colorize (it makes you 'stay within the lines', so to speak), so be sure to change that if you are trying to move the type.

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and
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Enjoy!
 
Dont mind at all Shan....looks crisp and clean!!!
 
OK I have tried and I can't succeed. Really I am a computer illiterate, back drop this, add that here, I can't do it, I screw it up. OK do you feel sorry for me now? Could I talk someone into a possible Halloween design? I know some people here who would love one. I don't know if I don't have the right program. I have tried the gimp, but I am still learning and to me it was very intimidating at first, but it is getting better. It's so long between the times I can play with it I have to start over. Maybe one with the headless horseman. I hear he rides to the Fort on Halloween, is that true? My one son would LOVE this! Thanks if anyone wants to try.
momoffive
 
Natalie your design is fantastic!!! What program are you using? We had a look at your share file and were extremely impressed with your work!! We may be using some of your designs to make t-shirts for our first trip to the Fort. We can't wait!! 39 days to go before we are at the Fort!!
 
Thank you.
I use Microsoft Digital Image 2006.......

Looks like we may be at the Fort at the same time. We arrive on 9-28 and leave on 10-11. We'll be in a Rockwood Roo 23SS decked out for Halloween!!!
 




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