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As I mentioned, I've been on the production line of many (and might I add, adorable) t-shirts sporting a set of Greek letters. Most of them have been for my own sorority, Alpha Omega Epsilon, but...

It’s easy to create fabulous colorful graphics on t-shirts with Tulip’s Iron-On Transfer Sheets . Personalize your tee and create some d...

Not long ago we attended our church's annual children's clothing sale, and my daughter found a volleyball sweatshirt for the school's team that was to die for. She begged for it. It was cute, I admit. And 50 cents. I couldn't argue much. So I said yes. And then I got home and realized. The sweatshirt was personalized. Luckily it had vinyl lettering, which is typically heat transferred, so I wondered if the vinyl letters could be removed with heat too. I went basic-basic and started with my…

Aspen Lyn Outlet | Hand-Embroidery on Instagram: "I keep getting asked how to handle the letters that start and stop at different places. Think, “t, g, a, etc”. This is how I like to connect them so it’s not too bulky! . . . . #diyembroidery #sulky #embroiderykit #beginnerembroidery #embroiderytutorial #embroidery #handembroidery #yarnembroidery #mamaandme #personalizedbabyclothes #babyshower #babyshowergift #newbornoutfit #announcementoutfit #newbabyannouncement #babynamesweater…

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Make an adorable DIY 4th of July shirt using freezer paper and a pencil eraser! No special equipment necessary. So easy, even the kids can make it!