Front to back DISigns??

[newtodis]

When creating shirts, if you were putting a DISign on the front and back, did you put the DISign on one side then turn it over and immediately do the other side or did you put the DISign on one side then put that one aside until you'd finished all the rest and start over again??

TIA!!

 

[rumblytumbly]

I have done this before and I let the first designs "set" (completely cool) over night before I iron on the design on the other side. A wood cutting board inside with a pillow case over it inside the shirt works great.

 

[heartbeeps]

I have done this before and I let the first designs "set" (completely cool) over night before I iron on the design on the other side. A wood cutting board inside with a pillow case over it inside the shirt works great.

ditto! I did the same. Didn't want to accidentally move that cutting board and pull on the first design!

 

[newtodis]

Thanks so much!!!! I've got a huge wooden cutting board so that will work perfectly!!

 

[CarolinaMomOf3boys]

all of my shirts have front and back designs, most even have something on the sleeves, too
I let mine set/cool for about an hour...while i worked on everything else, then put the 'tissue paper or wax paper' the transfers came with down with the front transfer on top of it and a paper inside the shirt and ironed the back, so the front graphic would be protected by the paper while it was getting hot again from my transfer i was ironing on the back...hope that makes sense!