custom tee's

[greenday1]

where can i find good photo-teeshirt transfer paper that won't wash off / crack when worn? they make excellent presents so i can't afford to do them professionally, and i also really enjoy making them myself.... also how many people would be intersted in custom tee's with any slogan any colour on if i were to set up a website?

[maviscoull]

you should be able to get transfer paper at any good stationers. have you tried WH Smith ?

[flubber]

'Ang abahtabit!

You don't know where to get the transfer paper and you can't afford to do them professionally but you want to know where to get the paper to advertise here to make transfers for other AB'ers IF you set up a website as a business?

Might be a good idea to learn where to get supplies, learn how to do it and then ask Ed if you can tout for trade here.

[greenday1]

i think you misunderstood flubber...I enjoy making the t-shirts myself, therefore don't want to get them proffesionally made...And every transfer paper i've tried cracks or wears off. Also, as i enjoy doing it so much, not just with photo's but fabric pens to create unique t-shirts for friends and family, i was wondering whether to take my hobby further and create an online business. all my friends are enthusiastic, but i would like to know how many people are intersted before i go to the expense. i am definately not touting for trade.

[shineybomb]

I think you've got a good idea there greenday1. You don't often see these sort of shops so I think lots of people would be interested. You should definately do photo ones as they make great presents.

[flubber]

I probably did misunderstand greenday and for that I would like to apologise.

PC world do this type of paper and all you need is an iron. If you can master the art then I would certainly give you an order.

[Dsmith]

PC world, WHSmith, most places that sell printer ink sell this paper. Try to avoid photo shops, they seem way over priced for everything.

for t-shirts try http://www.europeanwear.com