Earlier this week I was looking for some t-shirts to take away with me on holiday, I wanted something different with original designs, not the usual boring stuff. After looking around for a while I found a shop displaying a great selection of t-shirts, sporting some truly unique designs – they looked ideal, that was until I noticed the price tags.
“These are all limited edition designs,” said the assistant “so they cost a bit more,” a bit more? I thought – it would be cheaper to wear a painting from the Tate!
That night I remembered a article in a computer magazine about printing your own t-shirt at home. It said all I needed was a t-shirt, an Inkjet printer, an iron, a sheet of ordinary white copier paper and a pack of inkjet transfer paper. So all I needed to pick up was a t-shirt and the transfer paper. According to this article all I had to do was print out my design or photo onto the transfer paper and then iron it onto the t-shirt, peel off the backing paper and voila you have your own very unique t-shirt, sounds easy enough I thought.
I ended up with a pack of three plain t-shirts for 12 and a pack of ten t-shirt...
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