t-shirt designs. ONLY DESIGNS. WE ARE VOTING MONDAY MAY 2ND AT 10:30pm pacific time

[My Pal the Crook]

the coloring or the thread isn't an issue, Its that you made the design stretch all over the shirt... you can do it, but it won't be the cheapest tee to produce because of it. Just something to consider because if this is just going to be screened at someones home press you're not looking at a very large print area per say.

[tvd157]

this one!

Bitch be cool...tell the mother f#ckin' bitch ta chill

[macmxbmw]

I like them all but 10Z is halarious!

[FRESH]

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the coloring or the thread isn't an issue, Its that you made the design stretch all over the shirt... you can do it, but it won't be the cheapest tee to produce because of it. Just something to consider because if this is just going to be screened at someones home press you're not looking at a very large print area per say.

--- Original message by My Pal the Crook on May 2, 2005 09:09 PM

getting a screen mesh to fit the size of a shirt is no problem. The white part of stitching and logo is blocked out through half tone (white is the shirt), plus one hit of green on top (square icon,) and one hit of black (logo) to follow; 3 color job.

not that difficult

http://www.designwrk.com/

[edwin]

late.. nevermind.

Edited by edwin on May 4, 2005 at 10:25 AM

[graphrhythm]

The problem with the size isnt getting a screen. It is getting a dryer that is large enough for the screen to fit in.