I have used the iron-on computer printer paper to make a few shirts in the past. They are great as long as I'm putting it on a white shirt but not so great for colors. And great as long as I can design in Publisher - mostly color, words and simple graphics. I know Vista Print will print shirts if you upload your design but I'm Photoshop illiterate (note to self: Learn Photoshop next year when all the kids are finally in school) and not sure how to do something that would end up looking good.
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| Rehm's Shirt is one I made when the twins were born. |
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| Charlotte's Shirt I made when the Twins were born |
I'm not looking for Disney themed shirts. My plan is to do something around the Maniac theme, since that is our family nickname. I'm thinking something with either a theme park setting with a cartoon family of six and the words "Maniacs in the Park." Or "Maniac 1 of 4, Maniac 2 of 4, etc." or "I'm a Maniac!" or "Life is an adventure when you're a MANIAC!" with some kind of graphic and fun fonts.
So if you have good suggestions for places to design a produce the shirts or you have a good design slogan idea for me I would LOVE to hear from you!
Jenn - Mom of the Maniacs - I think I know what my shirt will be...
3 comments:
My find is Cafe Press. I'd say do a same-same shirt for the front, then you can iron on a nick name to the back. (Like Mom of the Maniacs- or MM for short which, going to Disney, there are other MM's to be found! ;))
If you need some Photoshop work, let me know. I'm self taught and I'll tell ya, it ain't a cake walk, but it's fun once you learn.
xo
I was going to recommend cafe press too.
http://www.cafepress.com/make/custom-t-shirts
good luck...and a great idea.
I like your Dr. Seuss theme. Cat-in-the-Hat. Mother. The Grinch. Cindy Lou Who, Thing 1 and Thing 2.
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