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Re: Hats and Shirts
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Posted by ken on May 10, 2004 at 19:30:45 from (216.16.93.20):
In Reply to: Hats and Shirts posted by Elliott from ILL on May 10, 2004 at 18:19:19:
well you have 1 of the 4 ingrediants at your fingertips.they are 1.computer2.scanner3printer and 4.iron on transfers.i make all my own shirts,just put my 66ss chevelle on a shirt also have my 53 d2 cat on one my john deere 430 lawnmower on one and my mom's 66 gto on one.just find ya a nice pic or image you want and scan it ,my scanner has software so that i can erase anything i don't want in the pic.so i usually just trace around the object and erase all background and then set printer for iron-on transfers,but you have to remember to set it to print a mirror image so when you iron it on it's normal and not backwards.
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