I was incredibly intimidated to try out vinyl heat transfer, but I did it! And it felt so good...
I ordered some black, pink and green vinyl from Specialty Graphics. I found they had the most reasonable shipping prices. I will definitely use them again, especially now that I'm addicted!
I wanted to make us some custom shirts for Disney World. They have a sort of royalty/Valentine theme. Here's mine:
I wanted to make us some custom shirts for Disney World. They have a sort of royalty/Valentine theme. Here's mine:
Here's Kiki's:
Finn (in typical Finn fashion) refused to wear the shirt unless it was orange. In fact, when I showed him the finished shirt, he said, "But it's supposed to be ALL orange." I gave myself a lesson in futility by trying to explain to him that if it was all orange, it wouldn't say anything on it. It's not very Valentine-ish, but whatev:
I haven't made my hubby's yet, but it'll match Finn's, with the words "King of the Castle."
Here's the back of all of the shirts:
I even made some matching car bags for the trip! I love those jersey knit sheets from Target and they always come with a little carrying bag that I keep:
This was SO easy to do! I'm sure I'll be making more!
I'll be linking up to these great parties
LOVE THESE!!! i must say i'm super impressed. i've had nothing but problems with the vinyl heat transfer. i can never get it to stay transferred. i must learn from you cuz i love the results!!
ReplyDeleteSuper Cute!! Way to go!... I still have yet to take the leap with heat transfer...
ReplyDeleteI REALLY want to try heat set vinyl one of these days. There are so many projects being created with it. Your tees turned out fantastic!!
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