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Step 5Painting onto your shirt
Once you have made sure that the glue has completely dried, place the embroidery hoop face down on the t-shirt and slowly start inking the t-shirt. Make sure that it looks like it is fully set in, but don't feel that you need to apply too many coats to achieve a good quality image. It also might be helpful to place a piece of cardboard between the front and the back of your shirt, so that the ink does not bleed through the material.
When you feel that you are done, slowly peel off the embroidery hoop so as not to smudge the image you've just pained.
At this point, refer to the ink paint you are using in order to determine how long you must wait for it to dry. Waiting times vary from ink to ink.
When you feel that you are done, slowly peel off the embroidery hoop so as not to smudge the image you've just pained.
At this point, refer to the ink paint you are using in order to determine how long you must wait for it to dry. Waiting times vary from ink to ink.
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