This is kind of simple. My dad's birthday is coming up, and his name is Cliff. I wanted to get him a shirt that said "Beware Dangerous Cliff" because obviously he would think it was funny. Cant find any such pre-made shirts, and all make-your-own sites have a minimum order of like fucking a hundred. Wat do? pic related, but not my dad
>>38629
Kek, my brother is called Cliff and his birthday is also coming up (29th Jan), I am going to steal the shit out of your idea, so you may as well steal the shit out of the graphic I just made for it.
Follow https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wstHlyjZoCw to get it done.
>>38632
Holy shit does that actually work? Looks like it would fail miserably and just ruin the t shirt... You ever done it before? Thanks for the graphic btw, should work perfectly.
>>38634
I have done screen printing (which I could step you through, but you'll need a screen, blade etc) but not iron transfer, having said that, I have seen plenty for sale at market days etc which seem to be of decent quality. Buy a cheap shirt, transfer the graphic, do some accelerated wear testing (reads, stretch it around, throw it through a few wash cycles, leave it in a dryer for a few hours with a thong/flip-flop etc) and see how it holds up.
Another anon might have a better solution, but that's how i'll be doing it.
>>38629
You may also try a local copy/printing shop. Some of them can print on t-shirts, coffee cups etc.
ive been using this on tshirts (the others tend to develop cracks over time due to the pulling of the shirt material).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWktl2nENwo
