Bandanas and blank cotton tee shirts by the dozen

[eleny]

I get my husband's bandana handkerchiefs by the dozen from this online store. The pricing and quality is excellent. The ones I get are printed on both sides. Even with the shipping & handling, the price was less than the packages of two bandanas at Target.

Today, I looked at the tee shirt pricing - blank tees also sold by the dozen. Seems like the prices are good and these cotton tees are pre-shrunk.

http://www.tansclub.com/index.html

[ellie]

1. oooh! Thanks for the link.

I was over at craftster.org and there are forums for silkscreening and iron-on transfer crafting. I would really like to try both techniques and part of preparing for the craft is to buy the supplies. I will definitely have to check it out.

[eleny]

2. Have you ever tried using a stencil on tees?

I found some instructions at crafster where they use freezer paper to make a stencil for using on tee shirts.

The crafster tutorial isn't showing the pictures. It says that they're over their bandwidth. http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=15045.0

But here's a blog web site where she tried it and has some photos of the process. She added a step to the process to keep the shirt from shifintg around.
http://angrychicken.typepad.com/angry_chicken/2006/03/little_elf_shir.html