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Here is the deal......I'd like a not dead t-shirt.

I'd like it before the Cherry Hill Convention....but I know that's pushing it.


Anyone know where I can find one?

Or do I have to find someone who will make it for me?


Thanks in advance!

Well, I answered this over at HoT, but I guess I'll answer it here as well.

I've got a number of the images we used last year for the various not dead shirts we wore at the Vulkon convention in Cleveland still saved on my computer. If you want, I can send you them and you can pick whichever one it is that you'd like for your shirt. Then you can always buy one of those t-shirt transfer packs from the store, print out the image on it, and then iron it on a shirt yourself (be sure and read the directions very carefully and be sure and wash the shirt before attempting the transfer).

Or you can print off the image and see if there's a t-shirt shop in your area that will apply it to a t-shirt for you...

Well you could get printed shirts like here and here if you don't have anything local

Thanks so much guys!

I'm going to try to go out tommarrow and look for someone to make it.

IF I can't find anyone I'll get some of that Iron on paper and Print it out.

I was thinkin', ya'll should change your NOT.DEAD. shirts to NOT!DEAD! -- so it's less of a battle cry and more of a victory cheer.

Just my silly thoughts - ignore at will.

Thanks again for the images Katie.



I was wondering though...how hard is it to flip the image so the text isn't backwards when I press them?


Anyone know?

The type of 'iron-on' ink jet paper I used had a backing that was peeled off. It was a little tacky, so it would stick to the fabric. There was another sheet of paper that was placed over the whole decal, to protect it from the iron.

Thus, the image did not need to be flipped for printing.

Check the instructions with the iron-on paper.

^ Sweet

Where did you find it?

I got the iron-ons at Target - but other places have them too.

I did that printer iron on thing, but it totally washed off (even with hand washing).

I'd recommend a T-shirt shop.

I bought the HP brand - and it's held up.

T'Sara, I posted this on the other board as well, but if you want my NOT.DEAD. shirt, it's yours. Just let me know and I'll send it to you.

Thanks for the offer!

I wish I had seen it earlier.....I just ordered my shirt from Cafepress.