Tees for our May/June trip - PHOTOS

[okwoodsmith]

disneychickforever--

this okwoodsmith's wife and I can assure you it was not the 15K machine. It may cost us 15K by the time his obession with it wanes, but in the meantime I'm getting some great t-shirts.

vgsmom
okwoosmith's loving wife

 

[disneychickforever]

Sorry, I guess I mislooked. It seemed like that was the cost.

Again, I apologize.

 

[okwoodsmith]

I only spent $300 for my cutter. There is without a doubt a wide range of prices.

There's a really nice craft model out there for about $500 that's intended for garment design and scrapbooking. That's what I would recommend to anyone who is a novice with this sort of thing.

JimmieD

 

[uncw89]

Hi, Those shirts look awesome! Could you post a pic of the design Amy was talking about or some of your other designs. You do great work. Thanks!

 

[mickeyfan1226]

Those are AWSOME.

 

[3disneyboys]

Your designs are the best I have seen!!! GREAT JOB!!

 

[M_I_C_K_E_Y]

I only spent $300 for my cutter. There is without a doubt a wide range of prices.

There's a really nice craft model out there for about $500 that's intended for garment design and scrapbooking. That's what I would recommend to anyone who is a novice with this sort of thing.

JimmieD

First, how did you get one for $300? Can you hook me up?

What is the craft model you are referencing? I do have a Cricut machine but I do not believe this would be capable of doing this?

 

[chaoscent]

OK, Just what I need, one more toy. DH bought me a t-shirt press for Christmas last year. I guess this will be my gift of choice this year.
Any recommendations on what we should look for would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks, Penny

 

[TotalSnowWhite]

Those are fun!

We're from Norman, and we'll be at Disney in May/June as well!

 

[okwoodsmith]

For those interested, this is the machine I bought.
http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-24-25-Vinyl...ryZ26245QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
At the time I bought it, it was a straight auction instead of Buy-it-Now and so I got it a little cheaper. I would offer a warning that this model is from China and has minimal instructions with it. So there is a rather steep learning curve. Fortunately I got a lot of help from my friends at tshirtforums.com. I highly recommend that site for Creative DISigns folks.

This is the model I would recommend for someone mainly interested in making tees or scrapbooking:
http://www.signwarehouse.com/EQ-VC-CRFT-CUT-ROBO-1-p-PLT-CRAFTROBO-CC200.html

JimmieD

 

[Plantlady]

Wow, those shirts are amazing!

I don't think I could talk DH into even a $300 machine though. I'll just be green with envy instead.

 

[pixeegrl]

What kind of paper did you use? Was it regular iron on paper?

 

[okwoodsmith]

Hi, Those shirts look awesome! Could you post a pic of the design Amy was talking about or some of your other designs. You do great work. Thanks!

I believe this is the design Amy was referring to:

 

[okwoodsmith]

Those are fun!

We're from Norman, and we'll be at Disney in May/June as well!

Great! If you see us walking around in one of these designs...don't be bashful. We'd love to meet you.

BOOMER SOONER!!!

 

[uncw89]

Okwoodsmith---that's the one I thought she was talking about. I love that one. I thought it was Kristine's and had tried to get it personalized a loooong time ago. anyway, you have some great designs!

 

[TotalSnowWhite]

Great! If you see us walking around in one of these designs...don't be bashful. We'd love to meet you.

BOOMER SOONER!!!

Absolutely! I'll have those two little angels in my signature with me. I'm sure you'd hear us before you saw us!