'Iron ons' never quite work out for me. I suggest using stencils.

[QUOTE=cheeser_1]dirty with the stains of economy-smashing corporatism.[/QUOTE]

don't care.

Haha, last night at a show some kids had jackets with PUNX written on them. Made me laugh a bit.

[QUOTE=chairman_of_the_board]don't care.[/QUOTE]
this is the DIY thread, i'd say discouraging walmart-shopping is appropriate.

[QUOTE=cheeser_1]this is the DIY thread, i'd say discouraging walmart-shopping is appropriate.[/QUOTE]

Up the walmart punx!

[QUOTE=cheeser_1]this is the DIY thread, i'd say discouraging walmart-shopping is appropriate.[/QUOTE]


:upset: I'm kind of DIYing it.

[QUOTE=Major General Despair]Haha, last night at a show some kids had jackets with PUNX written on them. Made me laugh a bit.[/QUOTE]
i saw a girl at my school with a trucker hat that said 'punx' on it, so i laughed at her and she looked at me funny

[QUOTE=chairman_of_the_board]How quality are iron on logos,like with the paper you'd buy at wal*mart?[/QUOTE]

They only get bad after more than a year of being worn. I've got a couple that are a year old and they're still in good condition. Don't buy the paper form wal-mart though, go to an actual computer store.

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I've got no idea what that last one is but the other ones look good. How did you make the 7Seconds stencil?

[QUOTE=ThievesandBastards]I've got no idea what that last one is but the other ones look good. How did you make the 7Seconds stencil?[/QUOTE]


i had a single stencil,
but i would cover the part of thew shirt i wasnt spraying with paper
the id spray take off the stancil cover the part i just sprayed and uncover the next part and spray

sounds complicated but its not



the last one is another seven seconds shirt but i used a bleach pen to make the symbol and it looks like ****

il post some patches in a few

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Nice patches, they look awesome.

i know this is a retarded question but is cbk comeback kid.

[QUOTE=RCVA]i know this is a retarded question but is cbk comeback kid.[/QUOTE]


what says cbk? :confused:

it's more of a hardcore forum question but they don't have a DIY thread and people in the punk forum are generally less condescending.

Acronyms are DIY

hell yeah they are

Instead of looking through the whole thread. Which way of making a t-shirt lasts the longest. Is it stencils or iron on?

I'd say stencils, as long as you use good fabric paint.

Probably stencils. I'd imagine iron ons tend to fade/peel off eventually. If the fabric paint starts to fade you can always touch it up with a fabric pen if necessary.

[QUOTE=Major General Despair]Acronyms are DIY[/QUOTE]

The irony there is almost beyond comprehension.

[QUOTE=ThievesandBastards]The irony there is almost beyond comprehension.[/QUOTE]



it took me a minute to find the irony but then i got it

[QUOTE=gastery6]Instead of looking through the whole thread. Which way of making a t-shirt lasts the longest. Is it stencils or iron on?[/QUOTE]
I'd definitely say stencils. Iron-ons get all cracked up and peel, while the fabric paint does not.

all my shirts peel. I hate it

...its cheaper though

^for iron on

[QUOTE=metty16]all my shirts peel. I hate it

...[B]its cheaper though[/B][/QUOTE]


i disagree, a stencil can be used more than one and a can of spray paint is cheaper than transfer paper.

I meant for mass production, like for companies and stuff

This is my world/inferno friendship society shirt. It's not on an actual shirt, though, just my practice shirt. I don't have another plain black shirt yet.

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