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Post by Kiffy on Jul 8, 2007 12:59:26 GMT -4
I was thinking about that for some time and I'm asking you... Wouldn't it be cool if we try to find some Fanstuff and share it with the others? ^_^ Sometimes, especially on ebay you can find such funny things from people and I'm sure there will be some of Michael too, if we look through the WWW!! I just discovered an auction on the German Ebay... cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=280114004455A Shirt with Henry's face on it xD titled with "Bugseye" I had to laugh first... then I bought one. ö.ö Hurry up, it lasts only for a day and 17 hours...!! On the US Ebay I found this... For all Bocke Fans... cgi.ebay.com/Terry-OQuinn-Benjamin-Linus-Trading-Card-Lost_W0QQitemZ170071884915Nothing special, I know but in the end it is something... |
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Post by Kate on Jul 8, 2007 14:26:31 GMT -4
I make fanshirts for people  I use a t-jet to have them made. I save the picture and have them printed off onto the shirt. The pictures turn out very clear, but there are white spots sometimes, but they are very small and they do not ruin the shirt. In fact, they kind of add a cute effect. Anyhoo, I make them for free for people! So, if you want one, email me. My email address is modelloprimero@yahoo.com I love making custom stuff for new friends, because I am friendly. Redundant, oh well. I am craftty  You can send me a picture of exactly what you want and I burn it onto a disc. If you want a specific t-shirt or whatever, you can mail that to me as well. NOTE: they have to be made of 100% cotton, otherwise they fade and bleed and the picture is blurry. Here is the shirt (I made two) that I have for me and my friend  |
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Post by Edith S. Baker on Jul 8, 2007 14:44:27 GMT -4
I make fanshirts for people I use a t-jet to have them made. I save the picture and have them printed off onto the shirt. The pictures turn out very clear, but there are white spots sometimes, but they are very small and they do not ruin the shirt. In fact, they kind of add a cute effect. Anyhoo, I make them for free for people! So, if you want one, email me. My email address is modelloprimero@yahoo.com I love making custom stuff for new friends, because I am friendly. Redundant, oh well. I am craftty You can send me a picture of exactly what you want and I burn it onto a disc. If you want a specific t-shirt or whatever, you can mail that to me as well. NOTE: they have to be made of 100% cotton, otherwise they fade and bleed and the picture is blurry. Here is the shirt (I made two) that I have for me and my friend OK, here's my suggestion. Do not make totally free. It's not fair to you. Charge us for the price of the T-shirt and postage. Your work is free. Is that a deal? |
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Post by Kate on Jul 8, 2007 14:46:45 GMT -4
I guess fans paying for postage is a good idea. I own LOTS of shirts because I buy them in bulk from American Apparell. The cost of making them isn't that expensive. You are right however, but I wouldn't charge much. Because of all the shirts  The ink can be expensive. But, I love making stuff....it's a hobby. And when I work all I do is buy and make stuff. |
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Post by Kiffy on Jul 8, 2007 14:49:13 GMT -4
I agree with Edith.
Maybe the costs for the material is not that big but it's is not fair. ^_^
I already sent and E-Mail to you, and asked for a price. So please think for a price. I will pay everything for a shirt XDD
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Post by Edith S. Baker on Jul 8, 2007 14:49:35 GMT -4
In fact, it might be a nice incentive for a prize for the fan fic. contest. We have a beautiful drawing of Michael that Nicole is willing to make with the winners choice of pose.
Your T-shirt would be another...
So let's get our juices going folks. If you had written a story sometime earlier and want to submit it, that's fine. It does not have to be written for the contest.
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Post by Kate on Jul 8, 2007 14:55:11 GMT -4
Cool, prizes! I am poor at fanfiction, but I write poetry. My poems are really cheesy and romantic though. Well, I checked out the post office website and a priority mail shipping cost that takes 3 days to Hawaii for example is $10.55...so I am not sure about overseas. However, within the states here it is like $4.60. Anyway, the retail prices of the shirts are $15, so $7.50 plus shipping might work. Is that a good idea? |
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Post by Edith S. Baker on Jul 8, 2007 15:15:29 GMT -4
Cool, prizes! I am poor at fanfiction, but I write poetry. My poems are really cheesy and romantic though. Well, I checked out the post office website and a priority mail shipping cost that takes 3 days to Hawaii for example is $10.55...so I am not sure about overseas. However, within the states here it is like $4.60. Anyway, the retail prices of the shirts are $15, so $7.50 plus shipping might work. Is that a good idea? I think so. That is the current price of a lot of not-so-nice T-shirts out there. If you write poetry and can make it fit Ben or Henry, I'm OK with it. |
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Post by Kate on Jul 8, 2007 15:19:04 GMT -4
The American Apparel shirts are nice quality |
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I use a t-jet to have them made. I save the picture and have them printed off onto the shirt. The pictures turn out very clear, but there are white spots sometimes, but they are very small and they do not ruin the shirt. In fact, they kind of add a cute effect.
The ink can be expensive. But, I love making stuff....it's a hobby. And when I work all I do is buy and make stuff.