everydaymathchick
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Hello fellow DISigners and DISign lovers! My trip to DW is in January of '09, but I've been working like crazy this summer to get my shirts done. As I've mentioned before, I'm a teacher, and I'd like to be done before I start work again as things get crazy! As of this afternoon, I am finally done with my shirts!
(Well I actually have a Disney Diva hoody sweatshirt to make, but I haven't got the sweatshirt yet.)
Thank you very much to all the DISigners who helped me or allowed me to revamp their work to suit me or to create all new DISigns with it. Mostly this was rumblytumbly, Michelle, and Lemming of the BDA, but I think I might have found something on Natalie's pb too... not sure! Thanks!
A few notes about my shirts:
1. I used all stretchable transfers. Light by Avery (WalMart), Dark by June Tailor's Soft 'n' Stretchy (Michael's).
2. I read all about how people messed up when ironing and was determined to be careful and learn from other's mistakes. Yeah, silly me ironed a dark transfer without pulling off the backing (after I'd been ironing for a while!!!) -- amazing how quickly that ruined my transfer!
3. I got iron on jewels at Michael's and a little hand held, battery operated heat tool (looks like the head of a nail on the end) to put the jewels on. Worked great, and it added some fun flair to some of my designs!
4. Sorry there's so many pictures. I took individual pictures...
5. No, I'm not doing the vinegar wash or the scotchgaurd. I am storing them on hangers in my coat closet, so the light won't really hit them, and they won't be squished together.
6. Finally, when cutting out the DISigns, one of the transfers recommended cutting out transfers with round edges, no sharp corners or edges. On items I was cutting out as rectangles, not close to the DISign, I used my sister's CM corner cutter. It did the trick and made some of my DISigns look more professional IMHO.
Enjoy!

Thank you very much to all the DISigners who helped me or allowed me to revamp their work to suit me or to create all new DISigns with it. Mostly this was rumblytumbly, Michelle, and Lemming of the BDA, but I think I might have found something on Natalie's pb too... not sure! Thanks!

A few notes about my shirts:
1. I used all stretchable transfers. Light by Avery (WalMart), Dark by June Tailor's Soft 'n' Stretchy (Michael's).
2. I read all about how people messed up when ironing and was determined to be careful and learn from other's mistakes. Yeah, silly me ironed a dark transfer without pulling off the backing (after I'd been ironing for a while!!!) -- amazing how quickly that ruined my transfer!
3. I got iron on jewels at Michael's and a little hand held, battery operated heat tool (looks like the head of a nail on the end) to put the jewels on. Worked great, and it added some fun flair to some of my designs!

4. Sorry there's so many pictures. I took individual pictures...
5. No, I'm not doing the vinegar wash or the scotchgaurd. I am storing them on hangers in my coat closet, so the light won't really hit them, and they won't be squished together.

6. Finally, when cutting out the DISigns, one of the transfers recommended cutting out transfers with round edges, no sharp corners or edges. On items I was cutting out as rectangles, not close to the DISign, I used my sister's CM corner cutter. It did the trick and made some of my DISigns look more professional IMHO.
Enjoy!