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Who said mass t-shirt

buzz55 · 2011-03-07 10:53:56

hi all, I'm looking for a t-shirt with 'who said mass?' written on it - same as the Hairybaby.com one, but I can't afford to pay 34 euro for it. Anywhere in Galway city that would print it on to a regular t-shirt for me, or where else could/should I look? I need it for this Friday if at all possible. Thanks.

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07-03-2011 11:53am

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buzz55

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hi all,

I'm looking for a t-shirt with 'who said mass?' written on it - same as the Hairybaby.com one, but I can't afford to pay 34 euro for it.

Anywhere in Galway city that would print it on to a regular t-shirt for me, or where else could/should I look? I need it for this Friday if at all possible.

Thanks.

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#2 07-03-2011 11:58am
dave1982

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http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055341173

http://www.advertees.ie/

Haha who said mass

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#3 07-03-2011 12:40pm
JohnnyBananas

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You can buy special T-shirt printing paper and make it yourself using your own printer, if necessary. I know they sell the paper in Eason’s, O’Connell St, Dublin, so they may sell it in Eason’s, Galway. Alternatively, try an art and hobby shop.

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#4 07-03-2011 12:55pm
buzz55

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hmmm, interesting idea, making it myself.

Are you talking about an iron on transfer type of thing? or puff paint?

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#5 07-03-2011 5:51pm
JohnnyBananas

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buzz55 wrote: »

hmmm, interesting idea, making it myself.

Are you talking about an iron on transfer type of thing? or puff paint?

Iron On Transfer. Read the instructions before buying to determine if your printer ink type will do the job. Iron on paper can sometimes fade and disintegrate over time, but it may be possible to reprint the logo later down the line. It would also be easy to buy a cheap plain T-shirt to make a spare.

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