In search of iron-ons

[yahtzee63]

One of you out there must be (a) pretty good with graphic design and (b) with access to a machine that makes iron-on transfers, right? Or you know someone who does

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[reginagiraffe]

If you have an inkjet printer, you can make your own iron-on transfers. You can buy the sheet of transfer paper and print your logo on them. A pack of 10 sheets is about $10-15 at Michael's or AC Moore.

[yahtzee63]

Well, we'd want to be sure the designs were sized properly/sharpened up if needed, but we might be able to do that. Hmm.

[brightly_woven]

That is how I have done them as well. There are types for white shirts and dark shirts, I think.

The only trick is reversing them to print properly, so they will iron on the correct way.

[yahtzee63]

Oh, that's a good tip -- I hadn't thought of that.

[pearl_o]

I loved the priest Charles fic SO MUCH.

[yahtzee63]

Thank you! I have had some really passionate responses to that one. I'm pretty sure it's the only time I've gotten feedback containing the word "encyclical."

[yahtzee63]

Aw, thank you. It was interesting to write.

[firesprite1105]

I don't have a printer for iron-ons, but I can do the graphic design. Just let me know.

[yahtzee63]

You are so kind to offer! I think a friend of ours in town is going to do it, but if that falls through, I will let you know ASAP. Thank you for even thinking of it!