While they are not quite up to professional quality silk-screened shirts, I was pretty pleased with the results. We did have a bump in the purple shirt when we pulled the squeegee over the screen so we did blur the silver bike some. F declared that this one is a bit "squidgy, " which sounds right to me. We just decided, however, that once it dried, it just looks like the bike is in action. We'll take that.




5 comments:
Awesome! (My new favorite word courtesy of C)
So cool. You are so clever!! (and Ride, Baby, Ride was one of our favorite board books, so I love the reference!)
i love it! i would buy one if you opened an etsy store! (ok, i'd probably buy one for each of our family members!)
I like the shirts ALOT! I just saw it on the xtracycle flickr website...wanna send one to texas? I'll buy!
@sanityseeker and @KatieJo--
Thanks so much for the compliments. I love making tees. If you send me an email directly to crumstrong at gmail, I would be up for talking about possibly getting a tee to you. I'm not really into making any sort of profit and I am totally realistic that my schedule doesn't allow for any fast delivery-- I just love the idea of folks walking around with this shirt on!
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