Last week I dropped by the 420 Hemp Shop to purchase my monthly bar of soap and got talking with Danny, the owner, about printing slogans and images on hemp t-shirts. He had a rack of t-shirts that had been damaged by the sun and was marking them down in price to try to sell them. Well, it gave me an idea.... a few years back I purchased some basic silk screen equipment with the intention of creating designs to silk screen onto hemp t-shirts to sell at the 420 Hemp Shop. This idea of mine never materialized until this week... I offered to take a few of the t-shirts home to fix up by printing designs overtop of the sun-damaged areas and Danny, bless his heart, said "sure, go for it!" So, I've had fun letting the creative solutions flow. Here's the first t-shirt; I've posted before and after shots, just for fun!
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I have been unemployed for the last year, assisting a NPO with there administration, news letters etc but I now need to earn some money
I have decided to start selling Christian T/shirts from home to the people that go to our church
I am trying to find out what steps one takes in order to get a picture ready to be put onto a t/shirt and the cost thereof, i have been getting some crazey prizes, R900-R100 to get the positives and graphics done, they say that my lines on the picture when into an A4 is jaggerd, how do i fix this, i would like to try and so this myself in order to save some money, please help
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