Cotton Print

I am a student artist wanting to print my own designs on organic cotton tees. I don't wanna do the whole screen printing bit and would prefer to do them myself. What kind of ink do I need to buy and how would you suggest for me to print? Also, will the ink be able to stay on this material?

1)Find out what kind of cloth paint screeners use.

2)Buy it, stensils, & some brushes at Joannes or Michaels.

3)Hand paint each one.

2009-08-04 22:16:36 by Billy Bob the Beaner

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Could spot treat it but would be easier to soak the entire thing, I just want to make sure it won't hurt the print at all. It's just a typical white t-shirt with a design on it. Thanks~

Nope, no good.

2008-12-08 21:14:31 by jillie l

Price: $36.00 $17.99

Orange knit top with collar and buttons. Helicoper chopper rescue screenprint design on front,
Matching light brown pant set with functional pockets on back.

I have Canon i9900 printer can print on cotton paper or oil painting like paper? I know Epson printer support those kind of paper. If anyone know this kind of paper for Canon printer, Let me know ASAP. Thanks!

You asked this question earlier I think. Hmmmm. . . .isn't that against the rules.

Makes me wonder.

2007-01-13 23:20:05 by kylintsai

Price: $45.00 $45.00

Machine Wash
95% Cotton/5% Elastane
Made in Egypt

What are you asking? Do you know how to ask a question properly? Do you know how to use proper grammer, spelling and English?

I don't know what your asking.

Is your IQ 12? Ask your question better genuis.

2008-01-15 10:45:17 by beth

I am doing an essay of 2000 words for an art evaluation. I would like to know how to print text onto fabric but have heard that iron on transfers are a bit rigid. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thank you
Thank you for your answer. The material I want to print on is cotton. How would I print using the freezer paper?

Apart from T-shirt printing, you can buy sheets ready-treated that you can feed into your printer and print off your document that way. You didn't say what you wanted to print on - obviously you couldn't feed a t-shirt through! A thought - if it's just for an evaluation then you can iron a piece of fine cotton onto the shiny side of freezer paper, cut it to paper size and feed that through. It's much cheaper than buying special fabric and will last if you don't wash it too much.

2009-03-21 11:49:18 by Emma W