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Soldier Girl
Saturday, August 14, 2004
Here's my wife in her soldier girl shirt. She created the 'girl' part of the iron on and made it look like the 'soldier' part of HellsKitten's transfer. Then she put the two together and ironed away!
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Saturday, 14 August 2004 10:21
Anybody interested in the design can click on my name and send a request. I will be happy to email it to you.
Saturday, 14 August 2004 14:31
Good Job!! and very creative
must say my first attempt was just ok
any hints how to do better
must say my first attempt was just ok
any hints how to do better
Sunday, 15 August 2004 07:56
Hey Static, Because she's pretty? (just continuing the script 
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Mos Def a cool addition to an already cool design. Shiny
) Mos Def a cool addition to an already cool design. Shiny
ANONYMOUS
Tuesday, 17 August 2004 13:31
Very cool indeed. Were I a girl, I would prefer that shirt over the original "Soldier" one...I think it looks more interesting with the second character added. No offense to HellsKitten, of course. All of those designs are shiny as can be.
PS: Hey, HowardRoarkLaughed, I've been thinking about making some t-shirts myself, using iron-on paper....do you know how well the iron-ons hold up? Do they wear off after a couple washes, or do they stay on for a good long while?
PS: Hey, HowardRoarkLaughed, I've been thinking about making some t-shirts myself, using iron-on paper....do you know how well the iron-ons hold up? Do they wear off after a couple washes, or do they stay on for a good long while?
Wednesday, 18 August 2004 00:08
Anonymous,
Glad you like the shirt. My wife and I have made six or seven shirts with the iron-ons and they are holding up pretty well. You will get cracks, but they are little and can not really be seen from far away. When you buy the transfer printer paper, they have instructions for making the design last longer. This soldier girl design and the soldier shirt I made for myself seem to be holding up better than some of the bigger designs we tried. I think it helped that we used an exacto-knife to cut into all the nooks and crannys, so that there was not any extra transfer paper ending up on the shirt.
Good luck on any shirt making attempts.
Glad you like the shirt. My wife and I have made six or seven shirts with the iron-ons and they are holding up pretty well. You will get cracks, but they are little and can not really be seen from far away. When you buy the transfer printer paper, they have instructions for making the design last longer. This soldier girl design and the soldier shirt I made for myself seem to be holding up better than some of the bigger designs we tried. I think it helped that we used an exacto-knife to cut into all the nooks and crannys, so that there was not any extra transfer paper ending up on the shirt.
Good luck on any shirt making attempts.
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