T-Shirt Advice??

[gildo]

Just a quick question looking for some help (I can always count on you guys), I needed a shirt made for my parents 60th Anniversary and was hoping to put a picture of all the grand kids on A T-shirt for them can I do that? Where.... does anyone know? Just took a picture with a digital camera and was hoping to email it to it could be put on a shirt r print it out and put on a shirt. Thanks in advance for the help.

[algernon]

I bet the rocket would do it...

[Aeneas]

PM Rhettzky, he is getting our slo pitch shirts done at Calgary Silkscreen.

A long time ago (if you happen to like walking downtown) you could get a shirt done at a couple places on 8th ave mall.

[Temporary_User]

While I have no direct knowledge on these, would an iron on printout work in this case?

[Reggie Dunlop]

Originally Posted by fotze

I think Walmart does this.

London Drugs too. For the Do-It-Yourselfers, there's always the Iron-On transfer paper available wherever finer computer supplies are sold.

Originally Posted by Temporary_User

While I have no direct knowledge on these, would an iron on printout work in this case?

I've used these. They're good for one wear, but after you put them in the wash, they're toast.
The silkscreen place or the Rocket will use better materials.

[gildo]

As always thanks so much for the great tips, I had no idea Wal Mart did them! Thanks again.

[gottabekd]

http://cafepress.com Yea, you have to pay shipping, but usually isn't that much.