Thank you with photos

[stormer]

I still have a few more shirts to make, but I thought I would post some pictures now as things are starting to pile up. Thank you to everyone who shared their talent and amazing designs. You have helped to add some extra magic to our trip. Special thanks to Taekwondomom, rumblytumbly, donatalie, kellybelle, AMickey, Tmdart, Gooftroop79, mcraft, everydaymathchick, DBL101, Mometc., and ~Michelle~ (I hope I didn't leave anyone out)


Some shirts for my boys:

Some with logos on the sleeves

A few shirts for me and DH

 

[stormer]

I was able to convince the whole group to do matching shirts one day.

Halloween shirts for the kids

Some Trick-or-Treating bags for MNSSHP

and some invitations, envelopes, gift tags, and Passports

 

[Kellybell]

WOW! Everything looks fantastick! Thank you for posting pics I love to see my disigns in the finished product!

 

[everydaymathchick]

Those look great! It's always nice to see someone's pics and be surprised at seeing your own designs there. They all look amazing! Your choice of shirt colors turned out wonderfully!

 

[carstinsmom]

everything looks great, i can't wait to get my projects finished. who did your welcome to disney world letters/cards, i would love to do one for the kids. thanks for your help.

 

[Moeluv4u7]

Stormer,
They are all amazing! Plus- I got an idea from ya! I like the sleeve design w/ the year and character- Kelly did those for us too-
Everything looks great!

 

[mickimousemama]

They all look fabulous!! I especially love the Disney Bunch shirt and what a clever idea to do logos on the sleeves LOVE it!

I have two questions for you....

Where did you get your image on the trick or treat bag that has goofy on it?

How much ink did you end up using to do all of your projects?

 

[stormer]

Thanks for all the kind words.

The welcome letters were Natalies, they are in her Photo bucket. The MNSSHP invitations were Kelly's.

The Goofy image on the bag was a piece of clip art I found online. I'll see if I still have it and post it after work.

I really didn't keep track of how much ink I used. I print a lot of stuff all the time so I am not sure.

I love the way Kelly's logos look on the sleeves, too!

 

[cshelzy]

everything looks great!

 

[glo]

Cool! I love them! I will be posting some of mine this week too!!!

 

[mcraft17]

Thank you for sharing! Everything looks great!!

 

[CarolinaMomOf3boys]

thanks for sharing!!

 

[delmar411]

Everything looks great!!

I did have a question about your mouse heads though. Did you do those on dark transfers and cut out each part that was white? If so with what & how!?

 

[anl]

Who did the baseball Mickey?

 

[dacjam]

Those look great. What kind of printer did you use? I tried my first tshirt yesterday and the printing looks washed out.

 

[Tracie]

Your family is going to get a lot of attention! Everything looks great!

 

[stormer]

They all look fabulous!! I especially love the Disney Bunch shirt and what a clever idea to do logos on the sleeves LOVE it!

I have two questions for you....

Where did you get your image on the trick or treat bag that has goofy on it?

How much ink did you end up using to do all of your projects?

Found it

 

[stormer]

Everything looks great!!

I did have a question about your mouse heads though. Did you do those on dark transfers and cut out each part that was white? If so with what & how!?

I used dark transfer paper for the Mickey Heads. I cut most of them out with scissors and then used a razor blade to cut out the small white parts that were left. I use light transfer paper for the Walt Disney World words.

It was a pain cutting them out, but I knew it would drive me nuts if I left white showing.

 

[stormer]

Who did the baseball Mickey?

Baseball designs are here:


http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1854186

 

[stormer]

Those look great. What kind of printer did you use? I tried my first tshirt yesterday and the printing looks washed out.

I have an HP Photosmart printer. The images look a little washed out on the transfer paper, but once you iron them on they look a lot better. Try one and see how they turn out.