Does anyone also do the actual shirts too?

[mi*vida*loca]

I see that for the designs you have to get transfer paper, print them and iron them on the shirts. Not a big deal right? No! But for me I would totally jack something up. Just wanted to know if anyone actually does all of the work plus ship them for a fee?? I am willing to pay. I just don't trust myself enough. I am NOT crafty AT ALL! You don't even understand!

If not that's okay to!

 

[2littleprincesses]

I totally want to know this too. I would also pay for this!!!

 

[5Clark5]

I don't think you are going to find that type of service here at the Disign boards from the Disigners. We use the Disney material under the Free Use laws, as soon as we take money for something, we have to worry about copyright infringement.

You can check out disneyshopping.com...they now have a section where you can disign the shirts from directly from Disney.

 

[spare+a_pair]

I don't think you could legally pay anyone to do these since they have Disney designs on them - Disney is HUGELY copyrighted. One way the DISigners are able to do these for us is because it's all free

Someone correct me if I'm wrog, but that is my understanding.

 

[mi*vida*loca]

I totally see what you guys are saying!

 

[2littleprincesses]

Well, thanks for the info. Now I guess I have to figure this out myself!!!!!

 

[Catira]

I see that for the designs you have to get transfer paper, print them and iron them on the shirts. Not a big deal right? No! But for me I would totally jack something up. Just wanted to know if anyone actually does all of the work plus ship them for a fee?? I am willing to pay. I just don't trust myself enough. I am NOT crafty AT ALL! You don't even understand!

If not that's okay to!

I know it seems like you will have a hard time doing your shirts, etc. but all you need to do is read the stickys at the beginning of this forum. Of course, if you have any questions ask.. I guarantee you someone on this wonderful board will help you out. I messed up two pillow cases, but know I have finally figured it out. My one suggestion is amy's transfer paper. Once you have your design figured out, all you have to do is insert the paper in your computer and print. No need to do much else. Not sure if anyone's public library offers this.. but our local library has a staff member available to its patrons to help out with technical questions. They will even help people set up email accounts, print documents, etc. Just a thought. And if that is not an option, I am sure someone you know can help you out.. my daughter (14) helped me figure out something today on photobucket!!
Good luck!