So I like making shirts. I have a new idea for one, but ideally it would take up the whole shirt, not just the 8″x10″ square to which most websites limit you. Does anyone know a good service that will accept full-size designs or someway I could do it myself (but not so it looks crappy)?
I only really want to do text, just wrapped around my body. Doesn’t need to be complicated.
Have you thought about looking around for a craft center and just silkscreening it?
Aye, but I don’t know anything about that. How would I silkscreen it? Could I bring in a design somehow? Where would I go to do that?
I would advise some (relatively cheap, last I knew) iron-on T-shirt transfer paper, some of which you might be able to get at a local staples or whatever. Cut the sheets to whatever size you like, print using any decent printer, iron, and wash.
I’ve got some if you want to drive up to NH to get it
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Hmm, I’ll look into that. But I’m not going to NH.
It’s an IPU!? This whole time I thought it was the “wise potato chip” symbol…
http://jedimike.net/open/images/desktops/invisible_pink_unicorn.png
http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B00060QQ4S.01-A2BF95SJ3X97HC._SCMZZZZZZZ_.jpg
Hah. Alright, you have a point. It has also been confused before with the Star Trek insignia.
You saying you knew about IPU? Awesome. I also considered the flying spaghetti monster, but decided this was a better icon. Maybe not, in hindsight.
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