/diy/ - Do It Yourself

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>>373317

Hey /diy/, I was here a while ago asking about putting my own images on T-shirts. This was posted in the thread and I've tried it to some results I'm pretty happy with. My only question is about the heat setting/ironing. How much heat should I use and how long should I expose the image to the heat? I ironed the small design I did and it kinda faded it, so I'm a bit worried to try anything larger at this point.

>>243385
The texture depends on the paint you use. Whether you push that paint through a screen or brush it on doesn't matter too much except with the brush you may get carried away and cake on a layer that's too thick.

Attachment is the stencil method I use. The first time I did it I put on too much paint and it cracked when the fabric stretched, after that I took it easy and everything's turned out just fine.

>>156775

You could always make them a tshirt. Someone posted this in a thread a few days back.

Here's what I do to get prints onto t-shirts.

For your design you will need to use a new sticker for ever color. To make your life easier I suggest doing the dark brown first, on the entire bears-shape, and then painting the lighter brown and green on top. Maybe even freehanding the the lighter brown because it looks like a bitch to cut out.