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Happy Birthday @volvo240thebest!

gave my 36 ow a hot wash and dry, still too big but the tucked in shirt helped. After a day they stretched and needed a belt to have them not fall below my hips. Haven't decided if I am going to arc my pair or not. Trying to figure out if I can paint my front pocket or if I need to do a patch, love all the ones I've seen.

@Hopethisoneisnttaken I started with a Speedball screen printing kit and youtube tutorials. You could also get a local print shop to burn one for you.

@volvo240thebest got ya. I have a couple screens of my own cat that I was thinking would look good on a olive t anyway. Though thought it'd be cool for people to get a taste of screen printing. it's really pretty easy.

the quickest way for mass production would be a large screen with a dozen or so arcs on it, and then cutting them out after. that last pic is great, maybe that for the tcb's. looks kinda like cat lips :3

@julian-wolf That'd be a lot more economical and quicker to send to people than passing one screen around. I have illustrator too if you'd need a vector image for the laser. Which ones? Do the pocket sizes vary depending on the waist size?

@Double 0 Soul what would you do? Should I put them on my scanner and trace them in photoshop?

but plastisol ink wasnt invented until 1959 my 2 44 have differnt arcs. It's one screen printing on each pocket separately?

Interesting, I've found it difficult to get a clean print on stuff that wasn't on a completely flat and smooth surface.

I could help make a silkscreen of this and mail it world tour style

they must've screenprinted them before they sewed them on. i've printed on the pocket of a tshirt before and it was a real pain.

It worked. Ordered 36