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• Does Eglehoff sports in Columbus, OH make iron-ons for t-shirts?

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  Egelhoff Sports 50 Dillmont Drive, Columbus, OH 43235 (614) 436-5700 does not have iron on t-shirts.

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• Where can i find iron ons for t-shirts of a pizza guy?

  I'M WANTING TO MAKE T-SHIRTS FOR THE EMPLOYEES WHERE I WORK BUT CANT FIND THE ONE I WANT ITS A PIZZA AND SUB PLACE KINDA WANT A BIG DECAL FOR THE BACK OF THE SHIRT. CUTE OR FUNNY PICTURE

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  http://www.thefamilycorner.com/forums/sh… ebay.com

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• If I want to make iron-ons for shirts, would I buy an inkjet printer?

  So I want to start making graphic T-shirts, but I was wondering what type of printer I should buy. Thanks for the help :)

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  Ink jets work best with the iron on type of t shirt paper. Read the label on the package of paper. Only...

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• Can I iron an image using transfer paper onto a canvas that has a base coat of acrylic paint?

  I'm new to acrylics and i'm attempting a mixed media piece in which I would like to place a photographic image that i have printed onto transfer paper (the kind you can get for printing images onto t-shirts) onto a canvas. I'm slightly worried that I...

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  Acrylics will not withstand high or low temperatures. There are high temperature acrylics, but I doubt...

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• Can you use iron-on transfer paper to transfer images onto paper or canvas?

  I'm a multi-media artist and I want to experiment with using iron-ons on different materials other than just t-shirts. Could I use them on canvas or just like regular drawing paper?

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  No, the iron on paper is designed specifically to transfer images to cloth, not paper or canvas. You...

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• My toddler is obsessed with Ted Danson. Should I be concerned?

  It's crazy, but my 16-month-old son is absolutely enamored with Cheers actor/comedian Ted Danson. For whatever reason he really responds to the image of Ted Danson's square-jawed visage. I can't even count how many times I've reached for the Cheers Season...

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  Ted Danson is the shiznit.

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• If I want to make iron-ons for shirts, would I buy an inkjet printer?

  So I want to start making graphic T-shirts, but I was wondering what type of printer I should buy. Thanks for the help :)

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  Check out my answers in some of these previous questions (a regular inkjet printer is fine when you...

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• Is there a cheap, high-quality screenprinting kit for T-shirts?

  For a while now, my ex-fashion student Kaffrin, and writing student Me have been wanting to hop aboard the t-shirt printing bandwagon. Is there a cheap, high-quality screenprinting kit out there? Or any better suggestions than inkjet iron-ons to get...

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  If your okay with outsourcing your production needs entirely, Cafepress.com can do it all for you as...

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• How to put pretty art on t-shirts at home the EZ way.

  I want to put artwork on t-shirts at home. I can probably print out iron-ons on my printer, but I don't know how breathable those things are. Any other options? I want to do this at home because I want to be able to churn out t-shirts at a reasonable...

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  phunniemee's guide to t-shirt stenciling Materials: -blank shirts (here's a good source), washed and...

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