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Following up on my idea of creating HP themed sparkly t-shirt transfers, I visited Michael's over the weekend to pick up some supplies to experiment. Today, I tried out the process and am detailing the steps and outcome in this post.
First off, supplies:
Supplies included a black cotton t-shirt, Tulip Glam-It-Up 300 Iron-On Crystals (12 colors), and Fashion Fusion 28 piece transfer kit. The kit included graph paper, placement tools, a white pencil, press cloth for ironing, tweezers, and transfer paper.
As you can see from the picture, I had several different transfer designs mapped out on the graph paper. This included both a large and small Hogwarts crest, a large and small Dark Mark, and the![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
snapecast nose. I am contemplating several other HP themed designs including a snitch, and a lightning bolt with glasses, but I wanted to experiment with one basic design before branching out.
( Step-by-Step Photos this way... )
First off, supplies:
Supplies included a black cotton t-shirt, Tulip Glam-It-Up 300 Iron-On Crystals (12 colors), and Fashion Fusion 28 piece transfer kit. The kit included graph paper, placement tools, a white pencil, press cloth for ironing, tweezers, and transfer paper.
As you can see from the picture, I had several different transfer designs mapped out on the graph paper. This included both a large and small Hogwarts crest, a large and small Dark Mark, and the
snapecast nose. I am contemplating several other HP themed designs including a snitch, and a lightning bolt with glasses, but I wanted to experiment with one basic design before branching out.( Step-by-Step Photos this way... )
