….day 81 of 365 Days of Art
On Friday our granddaughter requested that everyone coming over for lunch on Saturday wear a Snoopy t-shirt. Our oldest daughter was the only one who could honour that request so Oma and Papa went to work looking for Snoopy clipart. I knew I had t-shirt transfer sheets so it was just a matter of choosing the design and finding some plain t-shirts that we didn’t mind messing up if things didn’t go as plan.
The first shirt did get messed up and I had to hand draw the lower half of Snoopy with a black Sharpie. The next two worked out much better.
I asked my daughter-in-law what colour t-shirt she wanted for her Snoopy Shirt. When she said black I knew that I couldn’t use the transfer sheets that I had so I researched how to transfer designs onto to black or dark fabric. It turns out that there is a special transfer paper designed for dark colours.
I made a quick trip to Michael’s and found the special sheets that I needed and the t-shirts were on sale, buy two and get one free. I picked up three new shirts and decided on the spot that I had to make shirts for daughter #2 and her husband. I loved how easy it was to use the special paper for dark colours and was very happy with the outcome. I think everyone loved their shirts.



I would love to know the process how you did this. Looks so amazing. Maybe a short DIY post ☺️
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There are lots of good sites on YouTube. Just type in transferring images onto t-shirts.
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Sure I would do that. Thank you☺️
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so sweet! good job grandma!!
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The part that surprised me was how much my husband wanted to participate in the process. Initially he found all the Snoopy images and helped my print them onto the transfer paper. Later when I found the special paper for darker fabric I proceeded on my own. Of course it was after midnight….long after my husband falls asleep.
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so cute!!!
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