T-Shirts

[DCTM]

Sorry, I am certain this has been asked here before, but I am new to the board and wasn't certain where to post this. Does anyone on the boards actually make t-shirts, autograph books, etc and sell them? I would love to use some of the designs I see on here, but do not have very good printer, so I could not print the designs. I am just being curious!

Thanks!

 

[Maize&Blue]

Sorry, I am certain this has been asked here before, but I am new to the board and wasn't certain where to post this. Does anyone on the boards actually make t-shirts, autograph books, etc and sell them? I would love to use some of the designs I see on here, but do not have very good printer, so I could not print the designs. I am just being curious!

Thanks!

Well, I'm not sure if anyone actually will make the shirt for you. I don't. And if anyone does they couldn't sell it to you because of copyright laws. See anything with anything Disney has a copyright. And no one can sell them with out permission form Disney to do so. So, if anyone makes a shirt for you and tried to sell it to you....shame on them. Now there could be a gray area. I they charge for supplies. Like ink, paper and their time. But like I said, it's a gray area.

 

[DCTM]

Oh, ok, I understand. I don't mind making the shirts- it is just that I cannot print the designs on transfer paper.......

Thanks for letting me know!

 

[popedisney]

I copied and downloaded autograph pages from the various disigners and then uploaded them to a photo website like shutterfly, walmart, kodak, artscow (I used artscow and they are very inexpensive but they do take a few weeks to come in) This way you don't need a printer and they come out really cute. Just make sure you copy the full size image and not a thumbnail or the resolution will not be high enough.
Our public library use to have computers and printers that you could use and they would charge per copy. Maybe you could try something like that and just ask if you could insert your own transfer paper? Just a thought!

 

[Maize&Blue]

I have also heard of people going to kinkos, Office Max, someplace that you can make copies and doing it there.

 

[Kcat1971]

Oh, ok, I understand. I don't mind making the shirts- it is just that I cannot print the designs on transfer paper.......

Thanks for letting me know!

I had the same question! I would love to be able to buy the pre-made Iron on so that I could just buy the shirt & Iron it on myself. That way I could save on the shirt & shipping compared to ebays custom shirts.

But I understand the points being made on this thread too.