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Re: I missed my chance. *sobs*

[(Anonymous)]

Same design, not cheap: http://www.redbubble.com/people/twirls/works/15936613-josies-of-hells-kitchen?p=t-shirt&style=vneck&body_color=red&print_location=front

Re: I missed my chance. *sobs*

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT: Ooh, nice. And even more colors!

Thank you so much!

Re: I missed my chance. *sobs*

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

You're welcome!

Re: I missed my chance. *sobs*

[(Anonymous)]

Also, if you want something relatively simple and not even very expensive, all you need is a plain t-shirt, a printer and one of these: http://www.amazon.com/Avery-T-shirt-Transfers-Printers-03271/dp/B00006B8FS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1449858467&sr=8-1&keywords=t-shirt+printing+paper

Granted, the quality is usually not as good as something professionally printed, but it'll do the trick if you're really keen on a specific design you can't find in the t-shirt colour you want.

Also, I believe spreadshirt.com will let you make your own t-shirt designs, and you can choose different t-shirts in different colours.

I, personally, sometimes fabric-paint my own geek t-shirts, but it requires basic painting skills and a transfer pencil if you don't wanna draw it on the t-shirt by hand. I've made Sherlock and Cabin Pressure t-shirts that way, and I'm thinking about a Dd one, but I haven't really decided on a design yet.