how to draw picture on t-shirt?

Question

first i only want to print the pic but cant. i saw a ppl draw a permanent picture on a t-shirt using only plakat/poster colour/high quality water colour. and i also heard we need to iron the picture to makle it permanent....is it true? but plss tell me how to start drawing a picture/writing a word on a t-shirt..or maybe some good website on how ot do it

Answer 1

You can also buy T-shirt transfers, that you can use in your printer to print a pic on them, then iron it on.

Answer 2

A technique I've used before was to make a stencil by creating my image/text on the computer first (I've used both Photoshop and Illustrator for this purpose before). Then I printed it and copied it on to acetate (clear plastic used for overhead projectors). Acetate works well since it's see-through, stiff and doesn't deteriorate when the paint is applied to it. I used a penknife to cut out the image and taped the stencil to the shirt. I then used a fabric paint to fill in the stencil. This is a great way to use white ink on black which you can't really do with transfers since on a print, white simply equals no ink. You can then iron it when it's dry to adhere it to the fabric. It worked really well for me and required little or no touching up.

here's a link to some great fabric paint:
http://www.loomisartstore.com/lo/index.asp?section=24&produit=2030

Answer 3

I've done Aerosmith's Draw The Line cover on several shirts using a sharpie permanent marker .For the most part they have lasted for years with just the occasional touch up.

Answer 4

Use Fabric Dye markers. Put a cardboard inside the shirt so the drawing does not bleed through to the back, as well.

Answer 5

very virtually any reproduction shop right this moment can circulate your pc record onto coffee mugs, mouse pads, posters and t-shirts. Or, you need to use products that use your pc printer to make an iron-on circulate. you will locate the selfmade products in a working laptop or pc furnish/factors catalog, or on ebay, or at places like Staples workplace components.

Answer 6

try fabric paint or even Sharpies.. you may wanna go to your local craft store and ask a pro there. i'm sure they can get you the best info.. there is also special paper you can use in your printer that you can make an iron on decal for a tshirt... again, local craft store.

Answer 7

To Start: You grab a Crayola, and tell you'r nice to start drawing. Then you follow her with real paint, and a 4 inch brush!!

Answer 8

Or save the picture electronically and get Snappy snaps or Recognition Express to print it for you:

http://www.snappysnaps.co.uk
http://www.re-southbank.co.uk

Perhaps they'll tell you how to do it.

Answer 9

http://www.t-shirtprinting.com this will help you