Trying to make an EV shirt...

gndcd402

any ideas on how to get this scan onto a shirt??
http://s14.photobucket.com/albums/a302/gndcd402/?action=view&current=evpick.jpg

PilatesBetterman

Print it as big as you want it to be on the shirt. Then use the page as a template for silk screening

gndcd402

PilatesBetterman wrote:

Print it as big as you want it to be on the shirt. Then use the page as a template for silk screening

edit: nevermind :P i guess i need special equipment for that

PilatesBetterman

gndcd402 wrote:

forgive for being stupid but can i do silk screening on my own do i need to take it to some kind of printing company?

You could do either. It's not being stupid, lol. Just google silk screening techniques and it'll show you how to do it. It does take some work and investment but I think it would be better to do your own that way you have that stencil and can make more or replace yours after it wears out plus the option of doing more designs in the future.

URthekey

Try Ulano Bluepoly photosilkscreen emulsion. Exposes in sunlight. Develops in Hydrogen peroxide + H20. Relatively easy for one or two color screens.Thats how I made these

gndcd402

whoa sweet shirt! thanks guys

PRL1JAM

URthekey wrote:

Try Ulano Bluepoly photosilkscreen emulsion. Exposes in sunlight. Develops in Hydrogen peroxide + H20. Relatively easy for one or two color screens.Thats how I made these

wow! That shirt kicks ass!

I google searched Ulano Bluepoly photosilkscreen emulsion but I really didn't know what to look for. You said it was not to difficult of a process huh?

Rusted-designs

http://www.cafepress.com

I've never ordered from here but the design firm I work at does often... check it out.

on2legs

URthekey wrote:

Try Ulano Bluepoly photosilkscreen emulsion. Exposes in sunlight. Develops in Hydrogen peroxide + H20. Relatively easy for one or two color screens.Thats how I made these

That's pretty cool... but Mike looks like he just finished a bowl of chili.