Help!!!!

[KyleRayner]

I have great DISigns courtesy of the wonderful people in this forum. I usually utilize CafePress to make my t-shirts. Yesterday I submitted an order which they canceled a few minutes later. I believe my Disney images are considered copyright infringement.

So it looks like I may have to make them myself at home. ((Gulp!))

Can anyone walk me through this process? Keep in mind I'm a novice and I have never made my own t-shirts before. So be gentle! LOL!

 

[RustManFan]

#1....get the best transfer sheets. Amy (Mickey) definitely has those. The instructions she includes with the sheets tell you exactly what you need to do!!

#2....review the pointers in the HOW TO sticky at the top of the forum. Many great tips.

#3....get decent T-shirts in appropriate colors. Many are very reasonably priced but some cheap ones are just that....CHEAP!

#4....don't be intimidated by the process. You'll do great, rookie or not!!

 

[KyleRayner]

Thanks so much! I'll give it a whirl!

 

[KyleRayner]

I just realized (duh) that I don't have a color printer, only black & white!

 

[MusicMouse]

Borrow someone's - I used my Mom's because I only have a laser printer. (It has to be an ink jet printer, and not a laser printer.) I made 22 shirts for our last trip to Disney, and I had never done anything like this before. It was surprisingly easy. If you're looking for a place to get shirts I would recommend Jiffyshirts.com.

 

[KyleRayner]

Borrow someone's - I used my Mom's because I only have a laser printer. (It has to be an ink jet printer, and not a laser printer.) I made 22 shirts for our last trip to Disney, and I had never done anything like this before. It was surprisingly easy. If you're looking for a place to get shirts I would recommend Jiffyshirts.com.

We have a color printer at work, I'll have to see tomorrow if it's an ink jet printer.