T-shirt art

[ChuckElias]

I'm planning to make t-shirts for my niece's first Disney cruise in January. Any suggestions on where to find fun artwork that could be used for the front and/or back of the shirts? Thanks.

 

[wogwog]

I'm planning to make t-shirts for my niece's first Disney cruise in January. Any suggestions on where to find fun artwork that could be used for the front and/or back of the shirts? Thanks.

Look at cafepress.com or esty.com "cafepress" has a design your own option. esty is a lot of craft type folks who can probably make anything you want that they have art work for that you like. I have used both sites and have always been happy with the quality.

Enjoy the cruise!

 

[ChuckElias]

Hmmmm, most of what I see there is $22.00 per shirt. I'm guessing you also pay shipping. I have somebody local who can produce them for $20/shirt. So I'd like to use her if I could. But that means I need to supply the art. Any other thoughts? Thanks.

 

[wogwog]

I'm planning to make t-shirts for my niece's first Disney cruise in January. Any suggestions on where to find fun artwork that could be used for the front and/or back of the shirts? Thanks.

Don't know a source for legal disney art to use but try this. http://www.customink.com/photos/tags/disney

Again this is mail order but I was with a group on a cruise that used this company. My memory thinks it was 8 shirts with three colors, one sided printing, shipping included for $20 each. I remember the site was user friendly and had a free quote calculater.

Bon voyage.

 

[minbrad]

I've made a few tie dye Mickey ears shirts. Youtube is a great source for how-to videos. I've also done a Mickey ear iron on for our first cruise. Way cheaper than paying someone and it's fun (if you're into that sort of stuff). Good luck!

 

[bow0303]

Chuck, I sent what I hope was a private message. Let me know if you received.

 

[deanaandrich]

Look for iron ons at etsy. Super cute stuff there.