Transferring Advice

[JessiMommy]

Need some DISigns advice! With the help of a DISigner here I created some T-Shirts for my family's last trip to Disney. Took me multiple tries to find a transfer paper I liked (that made the black ink seem black enough). They came out fantastic and we got numerous compliments. After returning home and washing the shirts, most of them were ruined. The transfer paper tore in several places. Maybe I should have hand washed?? Anyway... My question is...

Is there a place I can have these shirts printed professionally so we can wear them on multiple trips? I've looked up a few only to find people saying they wouldn't print their designs due to copyright issues. I'm not trying to sell these shirts just make them for our family but I do understand the copyright issue. Does anyone know of a place that will professionally transfer the design? Or do any of you have tips for me to try again with ironing on with better results? Thanks!!!

 

[JessiMommy]

Maybe I just answered my own question.... Just saw another post about AmyMickey's transfer paper, LOL! I'd still be interested to hear if anyone has had luck having DISigned shirts professionally done.

 

[monkey30]

Everywhere I have tried has said no to printing them. But I loved using AmyMickey transfers, and a year later machine washed they are looking great. Some are starting to crack and such, but those are the big transfers, vs the little names and such.

 

[TracyJWM]

Do you have a link to purchase the AmyMickey transfers?

TY!

 

[awinangie]

If you google "AmyMickey transfers", the webpage will come right up. I ordered some last night. Have never done iron on transfers, so I'm a bit nervous...

 

[TracyJWM]

Oh, TY! I was thinking it was on here. Will look in AM.

Good luck!