Iron ons for shirts

[eman_226]

Hello everyone, i am new to this forum and i've been searching high and low on the internet for some good quality iron ons for shirts. I'm looking for something like this -> http://www.djtees.com/tshop/store/viewItem.asp?idProduct=110
or anything that will work for an iron on will do.
i was wondering if anyone of you talented photoshoppers have anything of this sort in your archives..if so could you please be kind enough to email it to me. See, i've been wanting to make a beatles shirt or led zeppelin or dr. evil shirt.
thanks...

[austizmo]

You might want to try Cafepress.com. While they don't sell iron ons they do manufacture silkscreen shirts, etc for very cheap.

One must also be wary of infringing on copy rights while making shirts such as these.

[biga]

Iron on Paper is fairly easy to find, just check your local Office Super Store, the usually have it. The trick is doing it on dark shirts as the process won't work since printers don't print white. The only product I've found is an Avery Dark Shirt Iron On Paper (http://www.avery.com/us/Main?action=product.HierarchyList&node=10210964&catalogcode=WEB01). I've not tried this one, but use the regular one.

One last note about printing your own, you usually have to reserve your graphic to make it come out correct.

Also there are services that will print one off shirts and such. I've used zazzle (http://www.zazzle.com), and somebody else already mentioned cafepress.

If you're looking for more than a couple of dozen, there are lots of places that will print for you.

[Stroker]

We've done quite a few iron-ons.
Like Biga said, we got ours at a local office supply store.

I've heard that the white-on-black ones work well. I haven't tried it, but I know a few that have and were happy.

[Vicious101]

i dont think he ment wear to get the paper

he needs to picure FOR the paper

if im not mistaken that copyright infringmnt

[Level1]

That's the next thing that I need to do... ....start making my wallpapers into Iron Ons!!!! Yeah, I see $ signs. Sike. They're just be for myself, and my kids. Tee, hee. Who knows, where I live at, my artwork, graphics, and logos are already copyright protected. Gotta love Europe.

[Jack Youngblood]

Oddly enough... just been thinking about T Shirt iron ons. Wanna do one meself. Anyone here have much experience with Epson iron on sheets?

Gonna use image below (or something like it)

http://www.mrt-c.demon.co.uk/images_hide/T-Shirt.jpg