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Pimp My Clothes

Pimp My Clothes
A new addition came to the family recently and I wanted to make some awesome onesies for her so I went and got some inkjet clothing transfer paper for my inkjet and some blank clothes. If you're like me you always walk out of whatever store you go into and end up walking out with stuff for yourself you had no intention to buy.

This instructable is a how to make awesome pictures to "pimp your clothes".
I am not responsible in any way for ANYONE doing ANY damage to ANYTHING!

What you need:
Printer transfer paper (available anywhere they sell printer paper usually)
Blank spot on fabric (probably in a your house somewhere)
Iron (helps if you have the option to keep steam off no matter what heat)
Computer (internet helps)
Printer (I assume the newer the better just for ink technology) 


 
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Step 1Picture

Picture
You'll need a good picture to put on whatever you're putting on. For this I'm using a plain gray hat I've had for a bit. I'm a fan of stencil art so I popped on google image search and typed in "nintendo stencil". I was looking for Bowser or Mario but the controller looked pretty easy and pretty sweet.

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