how do you design your own T-Shirt on the Computer?
I have several designs that i want to use to make some T-shirts, but i have no clue how to get them from my head and a piece of paper to the computer to save them. Do i use a photoshop to make the graphics? they are more like phrases not pictures though, so how do i go about fonts and cool designs?? i can not figure it out. and i dont want to buy photoshop if it isnt going to do it….. kinda like those shirts you would see at www.cafepress.com but i dont want to pay someone to make the one i want , not worth it. What do i do?
ok i downloaded GIMP. now i just have to figure it out!!! LOL
first find a half decent supplier of plain t-shirts.
for example; http://www.europeanwear.com
then just pop down whsmith and pick up some transfer paper. You print on it and then iron the print into your t-shirt.
February 24th, 2010 at 7:45 am
I designed shirts for my cheer squad using
http://www.customink.com/
Awesome websiteeee
References :
February 24th, 2010 at 8:33 am
Try the link[s] below : -
Computer Arts – Win your design on 30 high-quality cotton T-shirts
You are here: Home > Relative position within site (breadcrumb trail): Competitions >
Win your design on 30 high-quality cotton T-shirts …
http://www.computerarts.co.uk/competitions/win_your_design_on_30_high-quality_cotton_t-shi...
Computer Arts – DIY vintage T-shirts
You are here: Home > Relative position within site (breadcrumb trail): …
The world of T-shirt design has recently been swinging around to the old in terms …
http://www.computerarts.co.uk/tutorials/2d__and__photoshop/diy_vintage_t-shirts
References :
GREENWICH 050308.0649GMT
February 24th, 2010 at 9:03 am
Most paper supply companies sell ‘transfer’ paper.
You print the picture onto the paper then iron it onto the T.
Nor fabulous but it works for small requirements.
Roy
References :
February 24th, 2010 at 9:24 am
first find a half decent supplier of plain t-shirts.
for example; http://www.europeanwear.com
then just pop down whsmith and pick up some transfer paper. You print on it and then iron the print into your t-shirt.
References :