I used iron ons for inkjet printers and it took me FOUR trys to get it peel off without completely destroying the t-shirt. So yes... I have four crappy looking shirts in my closet and don't know what to do with them!
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Writer's Club T-Shirts
At the school I teach at, I run "writer's club". I wanted to buy T-shirts from NaNoWriMo for them but everytime I check their website they are out of stock, so I decided to make them.
I used iron ons for inkjet printers and it took me FOUR trys to get it peel off without completely destroying the t-shirt. So yes... I have four crappy looking shirts in my closet and don't know what to do with them!
I used iron ons for inkjet printers and it took me FOUR trys to get it peel off without completely destroying the t-shirt. So yes... I have four crappy looking shirts in my closet and don't know what to do with them!
Stained Picture Frames
I bought a pack of three for $2 of these
at IKEA. (Okay well actually I bought 4 packs of these so I had 12 picture frames).
I went to Home Depot for the wood staining product. I used "Early American". I applied two coats to the frame. I gave them 24 hours to dry and applied a glossy finish, again two coats, that I had picked up at Lowe's.
Each frame is a 4x6 and I bought them so that I had something to do with all those cross-stitch patterns I've been doing!
Here's the completed product:
at IKEA. (Okay well actually I bought 4 packs of these so I had 12 picture frames).
I went to Home Depot for the wood staining product. I used "Early American". I applied two coats to the frame. I gave them 24 hours to dry and applied a glossy finish, again two coats, that I had picked up at Lowe's.
Each frame is a 4x6 and I bought them so that I had something to do with all those cross-stitch patterns I've been doing!
Here's the completed product:
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