Where do you find...

[jessp1021]

Where does everyone find the Mickey head appliques??? I have searched everywhere online with no luck!!!

 

[taekwondo mom]

Are you talking about the Mickey head with Characters like this

IF so several Disigners have made them ..

 

[jessp1021]

yes just the black part though... I was wanting to get something that I could iron on??? Like an applique.. but I have NO CLUE where to look!! I am a SAHM and I thought it would be fun to make the kids some shirts over the summer!!

 

[rumblytumbly]

 

[DisneyMom92]

You would print the design out on an iron on transfer that is available from your local craft store, office supplies store or even walmart.

Visit this thread for more:

Ultimate T-Shirt Authority
http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1772213

HTH

 

[megveg]

yes just the black part though... I was wanting to get something that I could iron on??? Like an applique.. but I have NO CLUE where to look!! I am a SAHM and I thought it would be fun to make the kids some shirts over the summer!!

by applique doyou mean like, a letterman jacket letter type thing? Thats fabric and you iron it on, almost like a patch?

 

[jessp1021]

yes thats what I mean as in the fabric iron on... do you have any clue where I could find one?

 

[megveg]

yes thats what I mean as in the fabric iron on... do you have any clue where I could find one?

I would try like a JoAnn Fabric, or a fabric store, maybe a craft store, or ebay

 

[M_I_C_K_E_Y]

I made some for my family once. I just went to Joann's and we all picked a fabric we liked. I cut the faric into one big Mickey Head - like above.

Then I used a product called HeatnBond Ultra Hold. You iron it to the back of the fabric and then iron that to your shirt. It was very easy and they were so cute and simple.

Here is a sample picture

I hope this helps!

 

[~*~Michelle~*~]

just to add to Amy's, you can then applique around the mickey head to make it more secure & give it an applique look.

 

[DisneyMom92]

You can also buy printable fabric from the craft stores. It runs through any inkjet printer. It's pretty cool. It's got a paper backing that you peel off once it's printed. Then you run it under cool water until the water runs clear and then can sew to anything or use fuseable web to adhere it with an iron.

It's kind of cool.