Tips for making adult shirts?

[dr&momto2boys]

I love, love, love the designs around here! Great job everybody! We made matching shirts for all the kids on our trip last September for each day. They were sooo cute! We made matching shirts for the adults one of the days as well. That was fun, but...with standard iron-on sizes they looked a little small on the adult shirts.

We're planning another trip with 5 kids and 6 adults and would like to do more adult shirts. Does anyone have any tips to make the adult shirts look more professonal?

For instance are there iron-on transfers in larger sizes--where do you get them? Any tips or tricks to just make the appearance nicer? I would really appreciate seeing some pictures of well done adult shirts. Thanks in advance!

 

[lisabelll]

I had the same problem with the adult shirts. It looks even worse on an XL I will keep my eye on here to see if anyone else has an idea, but I did see some DISigns that were cut out and placed on the shirt. Like a character and wording under it (both were cut out and put down separately) also I saw shirts with several mickey heads cut out and spaced nicely (one of those with the kids names on the shirts). HTH

 

[dr&momto2boys]

Ahhh, those are good ideas! Thanks!

In our group we have a couple of L, an XL, and a XXL so I know you're right about the bigger the shirt the funnier it looks. I know it's not bad--I'd still do them--just looking for ways to make them better.

 

[dr&momto2boys]

Anyone have any other ideas?

 

[dr&momto2boys]

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I'm sure this could help a lot of us out. Any ideas?

 

[DISNEY4XMAS]

I do have to agree about cutting out picture and words. I made shirts for SIL bridal shower. We are all "big" girls and I cut everything out and ironed it on separately. They came out great and I got a lot of compliments.