Graphic Tees

A couple weeks ago, I was looking online at some graphic tees/onesies that I liked, when I thought, "hey, I could totally make something like that." 

I went to Jo-Ann Fabrics to buy some iron-on transfer paper and started designing in Photoshop. With my very limited Photoshop abilities, I came up with the camera onesie above.

Brett couldn't believe that I had actually made that. Really, he was quite impressed and wanted to know just exactly how I had done it. Then his wheels started turning and our house turned into a t-shirt factor for the next week or so. (Have I mentioned how much he loves Photoshop??) We designed t-shirts for some of our friends' kids, family, etc. Oh, and we still have lots more ideas! 

Here are just a few, but I'll post some more later.

This one is my favorite. Brett's family owns the driving school and we both work there. We brought Jackson to the office wearing this one and got some good laughs.

If you're interested in doing any of these, they're pretty simple. You just need plain t-shirts/onesies and iron-on transfer paper (which is pretty cheap and you can get it at any craft store). Print the design you want onto the transfer paper and iron it onto the shirt. 

I'd like to share our designs with you, but I first have to figure out how to attach a file on here. Anybody know how??