Make Your Own Disney T-Shirts!!!

[girlsma]

Check it out!!

http://www.zazzle.com/collections/disneyinkshop/default.asp

They have just about everything Disney you could imagine! What a fun way to have somthing different from everyone else!

Happy shopping!

 

[pjpoohbear]

Several posters have try this company out and not all transactions have been good experiences.

And they use clear transfer sheets, so anything that is suppose to be white, will be the colour of the shirt material.

If you want a white shirt, they have really cool designs. And the range of shirt options is great.

Good Luck

Penny

 

[Mom2R&D]

I've posted a couple of times about Zazzle.com. I had a wonderful experience with them, I ordered four shirts for my family and they turned out great! We got several compliments on them (and a lot of people asking where we got them) and really enjoyed wearing them.

However, I did order white shirts for all of us. I had heard that the colored ones sometimes don't turn out as nice...plus white is so much cooler.

I would use them again without hesitation!

 

[my3princes]

We made our own family T-shirts for our last trip. There were eight of us on this trip and we made 3 different sets of shirts. One set was lime green (of course) and I used a mickey and minnie clipart with our last names on either side and family vacation underneath. The second set was yellow and had a picture of all of us wearing the lime green shirts. It said family vacation 2004. The last set was navy blue with the logo of our families sugarhouse. They were easy to make using the transfers that you print on your own computer printer. We used the light colored transfer sheets for the lime green and yellow shirts and the transfers for dark colors for the navy blue shirts. The dark tranfers have the white background so you have to cut much more carefully. The lime green shirts drew the most attention and people would actually tell me that my party had just gone here or there. We couldn't lose each other if we tried. The yellow shirts also stood out, but not quite as much. I think that each finished shirt cost less than $7. Our shirts were fun, cheap and unique.

 

[LisaZoe]

my3princes - thanks for posting about computer printed transfers. I read this thread yesterday and was considering ordering but zazzle doesn't seem to go to my "pooh-size". I checked TDS online and they do have my size but it takes up to 9 weeks to get the shirts - DD and I leave in 3 weeks. I think I'll get some of that transfer paper and try it out. We already have matching Princess shirts from last year's DLR trip but I liked the idea of personalizing them. I am very excited to get started now...