one of a kind T-shirts

I recently heard of fabric you can buy at
craft store that you can put in a printer and
then iron on to a T-shirt to make one of a kind shirts. Supposedly
they can even withstand washing, like any iron on transfer shirts. I thought that sounded cool.

Then I started thinking about dcrhis's thread last week about needing
some incentive and how someone mentioned pauls picture of his boat.
So I decided to design a shirt for Paul.





OK...so I need to get a life...

75 Tique; Awesome. Some of you guys are so talented on these computers. Where can I buy one of these shirts?

john

Hey 75 tique, what you're refering to is a type of printer paper. You flip the image and print it on the paper, lay the paper on the shirt and heat it with an iron. It works very well on white shirts. You can find it at Wal-Mart in the paper section where they have the photo papers.

I'll jump in here on the shirt thing, You can get the paper for transfers at any office supply store, print the image out on an inkjet printer. Office Max or Kinko's will actually make the transfers for you. You can iron them on and they come out pretty good, we use a heat press designed just for that when we do baseball uniforms. I am in the apparel business and we print about 2000 shirts a day but very little one off stuff like this.
Good job 75, if you're ever looking for work let me know, atleast I'll have someone to talk about boats with at work.

Now for a Green Lake tee shirt, we have been working with a designer out of California that is putting together a shirt design for Green Lake. She has been doing this for a long time and I have printed many of her designs. She's had her work on the cover of Hot Rod Magazine so our design should be pretty cool. Click on the link below for an idea of what she's doing for us. I am supposed to see a final layout proof today and if it looks good she'll start doing the color layout. We'll probably be able to post a finished design in a couple of weeks along with some more difinitive info on the reunion. We're working on alot of things to make Green Lake a great trip so stay tuned.Hot Rod Stuff

Hey John,

Once we get a little further along you'll be able to order a shirt whether you're going to the reunion or not. We will be printing the shirts at my business so out of pocket cost to the group is minimal and all proceeds will go into paying for expenses for the reunion or back to Correctcraftfan.com

Oh yeah and if I ever open a branch in Florida I will run that one and you're welcome to come up here and take my spot I pay good, all the reject tee shirts you can wear.

Paul,

Sounds like Alan has the "official" and definitely more professional Green Lake shirt under control, but if you want a custom "Paul's Babes" shirt, let me know and I'll email you the files and you can give the iron on thing a try.

Larry

Jbear,
originally from Rhode Island but been here in Chicago burbs for 15 years now. About 50 miles west of the city and it's friggin cold with the wind blowing like crazy tonight. You don't want to come up here until the summer, say maybe july 15, if you know what I mean. There should be a lot of adults at this little shindig in Wisconsin but I'm not so sure they'll be supervised.

Alan; Lived and worked in Northeast Ohio (Cleveland) for the phone company splicing cable for 33 years. So I feel your pain man. Thats why we are in Florida now.

john