Temporary T-shirt Designs

by kerosene-soaked-clothes-arent-fun

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Intro: Temporary T-shirt Designs

This is a nice wee instructable creative, easy and rewarding
You'll need some crayons, sand paper, a t-shirt and an iron.
And I didn't take that picture but I thought it was a good design, cuz it's simple an impressive once it's done.

STEP 1: Draw You Design

Useing the crayons,draw your design on the sandpaper( the finer the sandpeper the better it comes out, emery paper is probaly the best)
.:REMEMBER:. It's going to come out backwards so write letters and stuff backwards ,cheak in the mirror if you're not sure it's going to come out right.

STEP 2: Ironing

Place the sandpaper roughside down, on the t-shirt then iron the smooth side.
I ironed it for too long(that's why there's no pics) and the paper stook to the t-shirt
but i have done it before, so trust me it works.

STEP 3: -fin-

That's pretty much it:
just leave it to cool and it should last 3 to 5 washes but it will still leave a faint mark of the design, so dont plan to use the t-shirt without the iron-on design again.

22 Comments

Screamo 13 years ago

oooh, IT WORKS GREAT! GOOOD JOB. too bad i accidentaly misspelled "screamo" while i was writing it on my sandpaper, but it came out nice!

Screamo 13 years ago

umm... what side of the sand paper do i draw on? rought side?

Mr.Asmith9 17 years ago

NonPermissiveEnvironment, No one cares if you can spell right so back off, As long as we understand what he is saying and it makes sence whats the point, Your only making yourself look like an ass by saying it, and btw You need to work on your grammer, Becuase it SUCKS! Have a Nice day!

minimidget 16 years ago

His grammar was impeccable. Yours, on the other hand, was not.

Father Christmas 15 years ago

That granted, he is still right. Nobody here cares much. If we can understand it, we are happy. I do think, however, that without the few who chose to point out mistakes, forum sites and such would become much more boring. :)

NonPermissiveEnvironment 17 years ago

I just get really pissed when I get a headache trying to read what is meant to be useful information.
Not that he didn't put some thought into this, I know he did, and I respect him for it, but it gets on my nerves that's all.

kerosene-soaked-clothes-arent-fun 17 years ago

Look ,spelling isn't my strong point, it's should be easy enough to make out what I'm trying to say. . . regardless of my bad spelling.

NonPermissiveEnvironment 17 years ago

Out of just a few people who have seen this? Look, I'm just saying it doesn't take that much effort to copy it into Word and spell-check it. I still think you're a good guy, heck, I'm half-Irish. Not that there aren't some jerks from Ireland, they're everywhere, but I still think that you're good at making instructables. Maybe I seemed a bit callous, and I apologise, but please, spell-check would cut down on my headaches.

kerosene-soaked-clothes-arent-fun 17 years ago

dead on like, but just try not to be so picky about it. You get the jist of it, my spelling isnt that bad. btw I have a disabilty ,its called terminal laziness, so copy and pasting to word is out of the question lol.

NonPermissiveEnvironment 17 years ago

Terminal laziness means you'll die from it, so I guess you're just gonna sit on the couch one day and can't be bothered to open up the fridge.

edunbarr 17 years ago

Hey kerosene, I happened to like this. Don't let people like NPE get under your skin - they shut up eventually.

Mr.Asmith9 17 years ago

Very nice instructible, I enjoyed and will prob pring a few of thease myself!

mrmath 17 years ago

Or you could go to the store, buy some transfer paper, print it on your inkjet, and then iron it on. That way you won't have the problem of the faint mark of the design stopping you from using the shirt without the pattern again.
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