Disney shirts

[yankebabie]

would like to have shirts made to bring with us when we go in June. Where is a good place to order them from?

 

[ENJDisneyFan]

You can find a lot on Etsy

 

[brooke789]

If you're saving money I'd recommend either buying preprinted iron ons and purchasing your own shirt separately. Or doing freezer paper stencil. We did a whole week's worth of freezer paper stencil shirts for our trip last year. We needed so many (8 days I think x 5 people) and I just didn't want to spend hundreds of dollars buying them.

This year we need 6 days x 7 people but I think we're mostly going to go with buying the pre printed iron ons (which seem to be $2-5 each) instead of doing all freezer paper.

ETA: Here's pics of the ones I did last year! https://www.disboards.com/threads/8-days-of-freezer-paper-stencils-shirts.3507698/#post-55732130

 

[sherlockmiles]

Those came out great

 

[WDWNY]

If you're saving money I'd recommend either buying preprinted iron ons and purchasing your own shirt separately. Or doing freezer paper stencil. We did a whole week's worth of freezer paper stencil shirts for our trip last year. We needed so many (8 days I think x 5 people) and I just didn't want to spend hundreds of dollars buying them.

This year we need 6 days x 7 people but I think we're mostly going to go with buying the pre printed iron ons (which seem to be $2-5 each) instead of doing all freezer paper.

ETA: Here's pics of the ones I did last year! https://www.disboards.com/threads/8-days-of-freezer-paper-stencils-shirts.3507698/#post-55732130

Do you remember what paint you used? I never heard of using freezer paper and looked up the tutorial and it looks simple enough!

 

[biochemgirl]

Zazzle! Can't say enough about all of the amazing options there. Not only are there a ton of logos, but you can customize and there are also many choices of the type of shirt. We ended up getting many shirts made on an athletic type of material. They will be comfortable and cool for the hot Florida days. The one thing to know is that their service is quite slow and you may have to wait a month to get your order.

 

[Disney Khi]

Do you remember what paint you used? I never heard of using freezer paper and looked up the tutorial and it looks simple enough!

I'm not the person you asked, but I made some shirts with the freezer paper stencils, and I just used the regular acrylic paint from Michael's. It's super cheap, especially when it goes on sale. I think it was less than one dollar per bottle. I didn't use any kind of fabric treatment or anything. I was skeptical, but the directions I found on-line said to use that kind, so I tried it. That was a couple of years ago, and the shirts still look great even after many washings.

 

[WDWNY]

I'm not the person you asked, but I made some shirts with the freezer paper stencils, and I just used the regular acrylic paint from Michael's. It's super cheap, especially when it goes on sale. I think it was less than one dollar per bottle. I didn't use any kind of fabric treatment or anything. I was skeptical, but the directions I found on-line said to use that kind, so I tried it. That was a couple of years ago, and the shirts still look great even after many washings.

Great! Thanks. We're going to michaels later so ill try it.

 

[Disney Khi]

Great! Thanks. We're going to michaels later so ill try it.

This is the website with the directions for the shirts I made. http://www.piecesbypolly.com/2013/09/diy-national-quidditch-league-shirts.html?m=1 It actually turned out really well, and I'm not very crafty.

 

[WDWNY]

This is the website with the directions for the shirts I made. http://www.piecesbypolly.com/2013/09/diy-national-quidditch-league-shirts.html?m=1 It actually turned out really well, and I'm not very crafty.

Thank you! I didn't see this one. Do you have any suggestions for Disney shirts? I think that will be the hardest part- deciding what to do!

 

[Disney Khi]

Thank you! I didn't see this one. Do you have any suggestions for Disney shirts? I think that will be the hardest part- deciding what to do!

No, sorry. I did those shirts for DD's birthday trip to Universal. Just about any large, silhouette-type design would work. I would probably try something really easy, like a giant Mickey head or a castle silhouette. The only thing I didn't like about it was cutting out around the details, so that's why I would lean toward something like a Mickey head. I'm sure there are more experienced people who could give you better advice.

 

[brooke789]

Do you remember what paint you used? I never heard of using freezer paper and looked up the tutorial and it looks simple enough!

I know someone already said, but I just used the regular acrylic paints. Actually, the. 50 ones at Walmart. The only O es I had any trouble with were glitter parts were more likely to pull

Thank you! I didn't see this one. Do you have any suggestions for Disney shirts? I think that will be the hardest part- deciding what to do!

We based on our shirts on our plans for each day. Googled for the characters and the word silhouette and browsed until we saw what we wanted.

 

[WDWNY]

I know someone already said, but I just used the regular acrylic paints. Actually, the. 50 ones at Walmart. The only O es I had any trouble with were glitter parts were more likely to pull




We based on our shirts on our plans for each day. Googled for the characters and the word silhouette and browsed until we saw what we wanted.

Thanks I found the ones i wanted to do. Bought everything but freezer paper. Excited to see how they will turn out.

 

[MooseBucks]

Iron ons from etsy are the way to go.