high quality transfer

[rockclimbing]

Hy,

I want to do a t-shirt with transfer,, but transfers that i found only work for one wash only ! after that it loose all the quality,,

how can i get the definition off a picture in a cotton t-shirt,, ? silk-screen dont work for me,i need quality !

can i put something on top off the transfer to protect it ?

or wich transfer is the best ?

thank you, Andre

[urstwile]

Are you talking an iron-on transfer? Wash the t-shirt with the transfer on the inside. I also think I heard that if you soak it in vinegar first, that helps.

I'm not joking (the vinegar thing sounds kinda joky, but it's not).

Otherwise, if you can't do the silkscreen route, you're kind of getting what you pay for. But I've had good luck with color printer transfers and the above method, at least for a certain, somewhat short length of time.

[PrintDriver]

Urstwhile, WHERE did you find that movie poster. That little spear carrying dude gave me nightmares for a week. Wow! In 1975!

As for the original question,
Get one of these:
http://www.brother-usa.com/garmentprinters/GP_detail.aspx

[morea]

*drool*

I want one!

[urstwile]

PD, it's from Trilogy of Terror. I just searched Karen Black in the images tab of Google.

But as you can now see, I've already changed it. :rolleyes: I'm still testing the avatar waters to see what feels right to me.

[morea]

lol, it took me ages to create something I liked that was also customizable for theme days. ;)

[urstwile]

Yup, I'm gonna have to find a full body version, so I can dress up sometimes. Otherwise, I'll just have to peak out from behind corners. :)

[morea]

it took me even longer to do that! ;)