T-Shirt iron-ons/making your own

[FourOrchards]

Has anyone made their own iron's for T's to take with you?
I am looking to find a download to make my own. If you have done them yourselves I'd love to know how you did it.
Thanks!

 

[Phoenixrising]

Check on the Creative DISigns board for ideas (I think that's what it's called, check the directory for the exact forum). Many years ago I made up some spiral Mickey Mouse head designs on tshirts using fabric paint that worked out very well. It's simple, but very labour intensive, so if you want to know how to do it, let me know and I'll give you the instructions on how to make them. It's easy to convert the Mickey head to a Minnie head. You can find great creative idea's on the board I mentioned, so it's worth checking it out. Hope this helps.

 

[FourOrchards]

Thanks! I found those creative people over on the board with great ideas!

 

[cijay]

I usually do Disney alone or with only one other person so we've no need for t-shirts there but have made my own for other functions.

 

[millie0312]

I haven't posted it on my ptr but I made these for our trip his week. I didn't choose to do iron on or vinyl this time, but used my Cricut on freezer paper and used fabric paint

 

[nikkislaght]

I Just usually get the image I want and print it onto iron on transfer paper.. easiest way..
if I want a saying I use a photo editing program.. if you have a black T shirt , the image will iron on facing down. so you need to reverse the words.. on lighter Tees you can put it facing up, but check the package for directions first

 

[luulu1999]

I used the iron on transfer paper and printed them from my computer, I ordered my designs from etsy cuz im not creative enough to make my own! Make sure and wash the shirts first it stays on better that way!

 

[texasgingerbread]

And after you iron them on never wash them with anything important. My transferred color onto other things.