Where to get a GIF or JPEG printed onto t-shirt ?
30 September 2005, 02:05 PM
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Where to get a GIF or JPEG printed onto t-shirt ?
Can anyone recommend a site or company that will print a computer image (eg. jpeg, gif, etc) onto a t-shirt for me.
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Originally Posted by Fuchsrohre
cheers, will check em out.
if I size a photo for A4, how many dots per inch should I set the photo to ?
if I size a photo for A4, how many dots per inch should I set the photo to ?
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I didn't click any of the suggested links but if you have an inkjet printer, you can buy transfer sheets from PC World etc that you print onto and then Iron onto a plain cheap T Shirt. A friend of mine scanned load of old Beach Boys album covers, used an effect in PhotoShop to 'age' them and deteriorate the edges, printed them out and ironed them on and sold them for £25 a pop on eBay. He reckoned that each one cost him less than a tenner to produce.
Could be worth a try if you can be arsed.
Could be worth a try if you can be arsed.
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I didn't click any of the suggested links but if you have an inkjet printer, you can buy transfer sheets from PC World etc that you print onto and then Iron onto a plain cheap T Shirt. A friend of mine scanned load of old Beach Boys album covers, used an effect in PhotoShop to 'age' them and deteriorate the edges, printed them out and ironed them on and sold them for £25 a pop on eBay. He reckoned that each one cost him less than a tenner to produce.
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