How do you make iron on decals? Is there a way?
As someone as already mentioned Avery makes iron on decals for t-shirts. You can find them at Walmart, Office Max, etc. Here are a couple of things to remember, you can make designs or use photos to use in the iron on. I use Picture It, although just about any program will work, Make sure you invert the image so that it looks backwards that way it will be correct on the shirt. It's a good idea to print the image on regular paper to make sure it's the way you want it and you don't waste a decal sheet. One other thing, decals on white t-shirts will have rectangular shape and it's pretty noticable on white. Other colors don't show this as much. I think that light gray is the best to put most decals on.
This guy is just a troll. He doesn#x27;t ride a motorcycle. Like as stated from above he has no clue about owning a horse.
Pros: Never had a problem starting a horse. Cons: The motorcycle actually has more horsepower.
There are ironon papers available to print from your computer. They go in your printer just like paper but you follow their instructions on making your decal, then print and iron on I've used these for making shirts for my husbands band. (Now we have to get them mass produced, but it worked to get us started)
Several stores carry them; iron on transfer paper. Mine is by Avery and bought at Wal*Mart. Read the directions thru a couple times (they're included in the package.)
