How can i make paper stick to a shirt?

Question

i'm making a jersey for a sport and i gotta somehow get computer paper to stick onto a shirt, its a contact sport so it has to stick pretty good

also please include a price for things i must purchase

tape wont stay

will hot glue work?

Answer 1

'Transfer paper' it irons on to a tee shirt or whatever....you download picture to computer, print it on the transfer paper...iron on to the shirt....win the game....lol ...available at Staples, Office Max or Michales or Joannes.

Answer 2

If it would not say, it extremely is probably accepted paper which "works on easy-colored backgrounds/fabric." those that are for "dark" fabric in many situations say so. in case you place a accepted circulate onto a depressing shirt, you will somewhat have the skill to work out the pictures because of the fact the circulate is truly clean (however colored clean). If the colour is merely medium-dark, you will have the skill to work out it somewhat greater powerful, yet nonetheless no longer as brightly and crisply as utilising the opaque colorants on the papers for dark shirts. Transfers from accepted papers will additionally exchange shade somewhat if no longer on a "white" shirt, on account that they're going to integrate with the colors exhibiting by from below... i.e., green part of shade from accepted paper on a easy yellow shirt could look blue.

Answer 3

You could stitch it to the jersey or glue using a special textile glue.

Answer 4

There is fabric you can buy at any supply store that will allow you to print on the fabric. Then you could use fusible interfacing to attach the fabric to your team shirt.

Fusible interfacing runs 1.25 to 2.00 a yard depending on the thickness.

The fabric for your printer is expensive at 12.00 for 8 sheets I think.

I hope that helps

Answer 5

tacky glue or tape