@@canijust101 helmets are good for stopping skull fractures and splitting your head open but do little to stop your brain rattling about in your skull. Skate helmets especially lack the buffer zone provided by motorcycle and bicycle helmets tbh skate helmets function a lot more like military helmets which are designed to provide a barrier between the hard thing (shrapnel, low power bullets and/or the curb outside the skatepark) as opposed to bike helmets which are more designed for cushioning your brain. Concussions are caused by your brain hitting the side of your skull really hard when you stop suddenly so can be caused by car crashes or falling and hitting your head suddenly.
You did the steps correctly to my knowledge! This shirt “hack” has a thing for a while but it mostly works for shirts like fundraisers or one time events. They don’t last long lmao
Glad you showed the actual iron on light transfer sheets. Definitely the way to go for making cheap custom shirts. They don't last forever but you can get quite a few washes out of them
@@kelseya9017 generally yes. A lot of what damages prints on shirts is the agitation of the washing cycle but also heat and soap can cause them to break down faster. So generally delicate wash (or handwash it) with soft clothes, and turned inside out with cool or cold water, delicate detergent, and low with short heat or complete air dry is the best bet!
Wrap your image at least 3-5 times depending on the thickness of the cling film. Heat iron to full power leave at full power for at least 5mins then begin proces. Once image is on shirt or hoodie, let it sit for at least a day indoors, go over with parchment paper next day and let it sit again outdoors on clothes line. It may take longer but its worth it.
Iron on transfers work easier and last a bit longer, but you do see some cracking after a few washes. has the same concept essentially, print the picture on the transfer and iron it on. i bought a pack of 3 for $7 i believe.
The melted saran wrap might temporarily glue the paper to the shirt, but the paper is still just paper. It's going to be stiff and crinkly while you wear it, and it's going to turn to mush if you wash it.
I love the vibe of your videos. You are laid back, but it's nice to see that you know what you are doing, and that you put that extra effort into them.
to make the seran wrap shirt work you start of with a couple of layers of seran wrap then place the paper on top (don't fold it in ) then iron it so that the layers of seran wrap melt togheter (here is why you don't fold it on the paper) you actually make the ink stick to the seran wrap so now you can scratch of with water and a spong the paper residue off be carefull because if you dont put enough seran wrap you'll make holes scratching the paper residue off (this technique can be used with acrylic medium aswell (acrylic medium is a product to change the composition of your acrylic paint) for that you just paint a lot of layes on the paper when dry you scratch of the paper with water and a spong) now to stick the print on your shirt the best is to have a polyester shirt because plastic sticks to plastic it can be done on coton but it has better results on polyester (it's also a matter of testing not everything wil work well not every brand works well either and not everything turns out beautyfull but it can be done)
i mega appreciate how you don't stop after something fails like you always try again to see if you can do something different cause then i actually know if something works or not
I love your creativity and the fact you put trials and errors inside the video. Like it's okay to try again after you fail at something. It's so inspiring to me. Aye, keep it up and also take care of yourself!! I hope you're staying well and healthy!! 😊🤘
the low-ink photo would've been tight. took me a moment to realize how much i appreciate that you are quiite/he is quiite thorough. really set up the process experience.
okay i saw this on tiktok and was like “i wonder if anyone tried before...” ‘cause i didn’t wanna wash and make a mess in my mom’s washing machine, so thank you
I've always think that this stamping process was for only a one time use because at the end u have straight paper over cloth but never tried it out, but hey u did everything right bro! This is just a one time thing... but as always ur content nothing but the best 🖤
I stopped this video at 1:44, I seen another person on TH-cam do the same thing with two images. It looked way to perfect but I always wondered if it can be washed. Thanks for putting up this video.
I think this kind of DIY printing is good for making a patches. You know, to sew it on a bag or something that you don't usually wash... nice video, was curious myself, thanks for doing the experiment. :)
THANK YOU for doing this! I've been seening this 'hack' everywhere for a while (this tiktok guy ain't original 👀) and I've always been super skeptical about it. I figured it was fake, but I've been waiting for a legend like *you* to Bust it open like a brittle door! Thanks for being the new generation Myth Busters 🕵️♂️
Also be gentle on yourself man! Quarantine drives us crazy, but keep your wits about you, it'll get better! Idk what not to do during a concussion but uh whatever it is don't do it
There's a special type of paper (and maybe ink?) to use for this. But the plastic wrap thing won't work. Even if you cover enough of the image, water will be able to seep under it since the whole shirt isn't water proof. The only way this might be able to work out is if you went full out extra, and spayed the shirt with some water proofing spray.
One way I actually got this method to work was combining the saran/plastic method and then using a fabric mod podge to seal it, with about several coats. I also like to paint custom designs along the edges to help seal them and keep the edges flat. Hope this helps if anyone wants to try it out!
I think stretching the shirt over a wooden or sturdy cardboard board when you iron on the graphic (with the transfer paper) might help against the cracks
Have you ever tried Spoonflower? You can get any image printed onto fabric, they have a lot of base fabrics to choose from including a cotton knit. They use better quality inks and commercial fabric printing so it's brighter and more durable than inkjet printer ink. You could get your face printed on fabric and then sew that fabric onto shirts or jackets or anything, like a patch.
Another way to do this if you want to print is to attach some material to some freezer paper by ironing it onto the waxy side, then print with an ink printer directly onto the material. Make sure to iron it after to make sure it sticks. The only problem with this is that you are limited by the size of your printer. At least I think that's how it works anyway, haven't done it in a while, but there's videos on it
You can print directly onto fabric but you’d still have to bond it to whatever you wanted it on. Jean jackets are a good item to decorate that way. Essentially you are making patches, then you can sew them on, use heat bond or glue. Could you try the freezer paper method?
I was thinking about the most durable designs for making graphic tees. That rubber ink stuff always wears off with time. The stuff that is in the cloth itself always lasts longest. So dyes for basic two tone designs, three tone, maybe four, but no small details and a risk of blending unless you maybe rinse each patch separately like in a stretcher to isolate it. Also designs woven into the clothing are the best. Love sweaters. Embroidery here too. Since all the colors were dyed and rinsed separately it doesn't mix on the first wash. I'm kind of thinking an embroidery shirt should have the base for the embroidery be made out of that really sparse backing cloth that you use for those embroidery artworks. For winter shirts embroider over heavier cloth. For the heaviest, just use wool to embroider a wool sweater. Add as many layers as desired.
i think this would work perfectly on an echo bag ( until you have to wash it ofcourse xD ) it would last longer and won't be that much affected with it being stiff , gonna try doing that thanks for making this video
It's 10 bucks for a pack though, not for a single sheet. And depending on the size of the design you are doing, you might be able to get 2-3 shirts from one sheet of the transfer paper.
A tiktok lied??? Never! I was hypnotised...knowing it would not work, yet hoping it would. Fun for a one off piece you don't plan on wearing more than once. PS. I hope you paid for that door! Such a tortured artist..lol
UH so I just found your channel by accident and I already love it so much????? Like it's so relaxing to watch someone just e n j o y themselves and not let shitty people get in their way just bc it's not a "traditionally masculine" (or feminine) activity I love it so much. AND YOU EXPLAIN THINGS SO WELL I JUST WATCHED A BUCNH OF YOUR OTHER VIDEOS AND THEY ARE SO HELPFUL.
Should I make this a Lil series that I do? “Tik tok busting”
Shmoxd yesss!
Of course
You even asking
Shmoxd YES
Yesssss, there's so much stuff on TikTok and then click bait videos from Blossom etc that you could debunk :)
YES PLEASE
🤣 I love that you don’t have a washing machine but you DO have an industrial heat press
hahahah true..
right lol
priorities 💪💪
That's 2020 for ya 😂
Balance 😂😂
You seem like a very chill person and the fact that you keep getting concussions amaze me, stay safe pls
hes getting concussions????
I know he skateboards, so it could be that 🙃
Spammy >:( helmet needed
@@canijust101 I wear a helmet while skating and playing ice hockey and I still get concussions
@@canijust101 helmets are good for stopping skull fractures and splitting your head open but do little to stop your brain rattling about in your skull.
Skate helmets especially lack the buffer zone provided by motorcycle and bicycle helmets tbh skate helmets function a lot more like military helmets which are designed to provide a barrier between the hard thing (shrapnel, low power bullets and/or the curb outside the skatepark) as opposed to bike helmets which are more designed for cushioning your brain.
Concussions are caused by your brain hitting the side of your skull really hard when you stop suddenly so can be caused by car crashes or falling and hitting your head suddenly.
You did the steps correctly to my knowledge! This shirt “hack” has a thing for a while but it mostly works for shirts like fundraisers or one time events. They don’t last long lmao
That makes sense:) 1 time thing 👌🏻👌🏻
My man is putting his face on everything these days. Next thing we know, toaster is gonna have an outfit made of his face
haha.. I think that needs to happen. and I'll wear an outfit of toasters face
Better yet, a toster that tosts his face int the bread, like the bob ross toster
@@Shmoxd Make a little sweater for the toaster, with your face on it of course.
@shmoxd I want to see these Ideas in videos!!!!
I tough you meant the actual toaster instead of the cat.
Weird both ways 🐈
Glad you showed the actual iron on light transfer sheets. Definitely the way to go for making cheap custom shirts. They don't last forever but you can get quite a few washes out of them
I’m considering just never washing my clothes ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@@Shmoxd that's what im gonna do, no need to wash, just chuck a few sprays of deodorant on urself and ur sweet
If you hand wash only would they last longer?
@@kelseya9017 generally yes. A lot of what damages prints on shirts is the agitation of the washing cycle but also heat and soap can cause them to break down faster. So generally delicate wash (or handwash it) with soft clothes, and turned inside out with cool or cold water, delicate detergent, and low with short heat or complete air dry is the best bet!
I'm happy you tried this. I've seen so many people just ironing it on like "it looks good" and then they never wash it...
I hate when I accidentally punch a hole in a door and then get a concussion 🙄 annoying asf
Every gd time 🙄
@@Shmoxd Are you okay, my guy? Is there anything we can do to help?
#relatable 😒 happens everyday smh.
This is the most underrated channel on TH-cam I swear
🥰😭
Wrap your image at least 3-5 times depending on the thickness of the cling film. Heat iron to full power leave at full power for at least 5mins then begin proces. Once image is on shirt or hoodie, let it sit for at least a day indoors, go over with parchment paper next day and let it sit again outdoors on clothes line. It may take longer but its worth it.
Wow I never thought I would have anyone really explain how to try this method 😳
Sounds like a waste of time. I think I need to see some credentials. 😂
How long would this method last for the extra work?
It’s just not possible to make it waterproof. I’ve tried this 10 times.
Okay.. I’m glad it’s not just me 😅
Wait! What if you printed on vinyl?
Alien Bacon I think you could do that but I don’t think it will make it waterproof.
@@Santiag0xx vinyl is waterproof. 🤦♂️
Iron on transfers work easier and last a bit longer, but you do see some cracking after a few washes. has the same concept essentially, print the picture on the transfer and iron it on. i bought a pack of 3 for $7 i believe.
A moment of silence for the washing machine with the paper marche inside
“cool cool cool cool cool” this gave me hard brooklyn nine nine vibes😅
Love Brooklyn nine nine.. and community:)
Césarie Levasseur DUDE SAME
Yeees same! 😄😄
Community ftw
Abed vibe
I love him, he has been one of my biggest inspiration since I was 16
The melted saran wrap might temporarily glue the paper to the shirt, but the paper is still just paper. It's going to be stiff and crinkly while you wear it, and it's going to turn to mush if you wash it.
You should use the hydro dipping technique on a doll face with your photo 🤣🥰
Hahah terrifying
oh HELL yeah!
Your patience level is astronomical
i literally can't wait if you sell those embroidered flower shmoxd shirts, i would totally buy one!! can't wait for your merch
💖🙏🏻 thanks me tooooo:)
“I accidentally punched a hole in a door” 😂
door
Whoops ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@@Shmoxd damn homie idk what caused you to "accidently slip your first into a door" but I hope youre ok! 😬
he's soo cute haha
bandito manu lowkey
I really love these videos and i hope you're doing well in isolation. Also i'm getting a real mythbusters vibe from this video.
Haha thanks! I think it would be fun to do a series of tik tok busters.. so maybe I will
I love the vibe of your videos.
You are laid back, but it's nice to see that you know what you are doing, and that you put that extra effort into them.
to make the seran wrap shirt work you start of with a couple of layers of seran wrap then place the paper on top (don't fold it in ) then iron it so that the layers of seran wrap melt togheter (here is why you don't fold it on the paper) you actually make the ink stick to the seran wrap so now you can scratch of with water and a spong the paper residue off be carefull because if you dont put enough seran wrap you'll make holes scratching the paper residue off (this technique can be used with acrylic medium aswell (acrylic medium is a product to change the composition of your acrylic paint) for that you just paint a lot of layes on the paper when dry you scratch of the paper with water and a spong)
now to stick the print on your shirt the best is to have a polyester shirt because plastic sticks to plastic it can be done on coton but it has better results on polyester
(it's also a matter of testing not everything wil work well not every brand works well either and not everything turns out beautyfull but it can be done)
thanks for the advice!!
@@hungryslut9473 you're welcome
Dude you never miss with the content! Awesome commitment to trying to get this to work. Pour one out for all that sacrificial Saran Wrap
i mega appreciate how you don't stop after something fails like you always try again to see if you can do something different cause then i actually know if something works or not
CAN WE JUST TALK ABOUT HIS LONE FOX JACKET?! Omg 😱🤧
I love drew lots:)
Found your account a while back when I wanted to make my own patch. Followed your stuff ever since. Love your work.
I love your creativity and the fact you put trials and errors inside the video. Like it's okay to try again after you fail at something. It's so inspiring to me. Aye, keep it up and also take care of yourself!! I hope you're staying well and healthy!! 😊🤘
I got lots of trials and errors to show:) so I’m glad you appreciate it💖
"t- shirt, turd, turd, turd, turd"
nice
Hahah 👌🏻👌🏻
just found your channel. your style, commentary, way of describing things and the overall vibe forced me to subscribe. keep up the amazing work
haha nice!:) glad to have ya here and commenting:)
You are like the only person who's printer actually works
the low-ink photo would've been tight. took me a moment to realize how much i appreciate that you are quiite/he is quiite thorough. really set up the process experience.
This is an amazing way to make templates at home to see if the design you are sending to the print shop looks good so thank you for that
omg he was wearing a lone fox hoodie! i love both of your channels
I love drew lots:)
okay i saw this on tiktok and was like “i wonder if anyone tried before...” ‘cause i didn’t wanna wash and make a mess in my mom’s washing machine, so thank you
I've always think that this stamping process was for only a one time use because at the end u have straight paper over cloth but never tried it out, but hey u did everything right bro! This is just a one time thing... but as always ur content nothing but the best 🖤
Plus some lone fox merch. How sweet!
Your videos keep me sane during quarantine
Glad I could help 🙏🏻🙏🏻
There's no way
No matter how many times you put plastic wrap on it the paper is still just paper
This could only ever work as a one time thing
Let's GOOOOO. excited to watch another vid. Also back flips!? Whaaat.
Next video: how to do a back flip ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I really want to know if you recommend a punch needle, what to do it you do a design on directly clothing. Would love to see this on a video 🙏❤️
funny enough.. im going to try that next video
super grateful 🙌😄 soo looking forward to that!
I love that you were wearing a lone fox sweater!!
I love drew:)
@@Shmoxd same
I stopped this video at 1:44, I seen another person on TH-cam do the same thing with two images. It looked way to perfect but I always wondered if it can be washed. Thanks for putting up this video.
Oh my god I love your lone fox hoodie!!!! Love Drew’s channel
I am so keen for that pre launch! Heck I love the colour of em. I wore my lino print one yesterday and need it’s counterpart!!!
I think this kind of DIY printing is good for making a patches. You know, to sew it on a bag or something that you don't usually wash... nice video, was curious myself, thanks for doing the experiment. :)
Such perseverance!! Good job mate
oooh i saw a snippet of this on your tiktok. i was sad it didn’t work. can’t wait for the pre-launch tho!!
Me too:/ but yah! I’m stoked for those shirts:):)
THANK YOU for doing this! I've been seening this 'hack' everywhere for a while (this tiktok guy ain't original 👀) and I've always been super skeptical about it. I figured it was fake, but I've been waiting for a legend like *you* to Bust it open like a brittle door!
Thanks for being the new generation Myth Busters 🕵️♂️
Also be gentle on yourself man! Quarantine drives us crazy, but keep your wits about you, it'll get better!
Idk what not to do during a concussion but uh whatever it is don't do it
I love your videos so much they are just so creative and so well put toghetter!
There's a special type of paper (and maybe ink?) to use for this. But the plastic wrap thing won't work. Even if you cover enough of the image, water will be able to seep under it since the whole shirt isn't water proof. The only way this might be able to work out is if you went full out extra, and spayed the shirt with some water proofing spray.
Dammmn.. seems like slot of work haha
I was excited to try this but thanks for busting the hack for me lol saved me from the disappointment! You should do more of these!
One way I actually got this method to work was combining the saran/plastic method and then using a fabric mod podge to seal it, with about several coats. I also like to paint custom designs along the edges to help seal them and keep the edges flat. Hope this helps if anyone wants to try it out!
thanks dude
Omg it actually worked!!! That is so helpful
Can't wait for the launch of the flower shirt
Also, what's up with you and concussions... You HAVE GOT TO CHILL 😉
I knowwwwwww haha.. I guess I have no chill 😅
You could also place a piece of cardboard inside the shirt to protect the image on the back.
I think stretching the shirt over a wooden or sturdy cardboard board when you iron on the graphic (with the transfer paper) might help against the cracks
Have you ever tried Spoonflower? You can get any image printed onto fabric, they have a lot of base fabrics to choose from including a cotton knit. They use better quality inks and commercial fabric printing so it's brighter and more durable than inkjet printer ink. You could get your face printed on fabric and then sew that fabric onto shirts or jackets or anything, like a patch.
Another way to do this if you want to print is to attach some material to some freezer paper by ironing it onto the waxy side, then print with an ink printer directly onto the material. Make sure to iron it after to make sure it sticks. The only problem with this is that you are limited by the size of your printer. At least I think that's how it works anyway, haven't done it in a while, but there's videos on it
Awesome! Have you thought about or have used any Cricut machines? I’d love your thoughts on it!
Concussion part.2
Also your ninja skills are so cool!!
Hahah can’t wait for pt. 3 smh and thanks:):)
I don't think it's possible to make it waterproof but I wonder if you also melted more plastic on the back of the design if it would help
You can print directly onto fabric but you’d still have to bond it to whatever you wanted it on. Jean jackets are a good item to decorate that way. Essentially you are making patches, then you can sew them on, use heat bond or glue. Could you try the freezer paper method?
what if u painted on the saran wrap or draw on it w markers ?? not sure if it will work but it would be cool to test out
Hey, I've been watching you for awhile now. Be careful, I want to keep watching you for a longer while. :)
I was just about to try that tik tok tutorial, thx for saving my time
I was thinking about the most durable designs for making graphic tees. That rubber ink stuff always wears off with time. The stuff that is in the cloth itself always lasts longest. So dyes for basic two tone designs, three tone, maybe four, but no small details and a risk of blending unless you maybe rinse each patch separately like in a stretcher to isolate it.
Also designs woven into the clothing are the best. Love sweaters. Embroidery here too. Since all the colors were dyed and rinsed separately it doesn't mix on the first wash. I'm kind of thinking an embroidery shirt should have the base for the embroidery be made out of that really sparse backing cloth that you use for those embroidery artworks. For winter shirts embroider over heavier cloth. For the heaviest, just use wool to embroider a wool sweater. Add as many layers as desired.
😂 Too funny. I love trying things and they don’t always work. Keep at it and you connect your images well.
Love the embroidery!! 💕💕
I simply adore these videos 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
🥰thanks
i think this would work perfectly on an echo bag ( until you have to wash it ofcourse xD ) it would last longer and won't be that much affected with it being stiff , gonna try doing that
thanks for making this video
I had the same problem doing the tik tok trend..
(You have the sweetest face I've ever seen..)
Came across your lino stamp carving - love your videos such a creative cutie ♥️
That cat is literally the CUTEST
Do you have to have a laser printer for the last tutorial?
Sometimes showing your errors is more informative than being perfect.
Perfect for quarantine! Thank you ☺️
No prob Bob:)
I haven't seen a video in a bit, but I deffos see a glow up 👀
🥰
I think this would be a nice and easy way for people to make diy patches and stuff but not for longterm use
Try putting the wrap on the inside and out side so it kinda melts together
i love the flowery shirts :o
I feel like with the proper transfer paper it was cracking a little bit in the back because it's such a larger image
If this is going to be a series, the tiktok temporary tattoo hack would be a good topic
What kinda tape did you use that didn't rip up the paper like that 🤔🤔🤔
Just clear tape.. but I was sure to put my fingers all over the sticky part before pressing it down
@@Shmoxd ahh makes sense. thanks!
9:45
Him: the iron on sheets are “pretty cheap” 10 bucks
Me: what do you think cheap means???
It's 10 bucks for a pack though, not for a single sheet. And depending on the size of the design you are doing, you might be able to get 2-3 shirts from one sheet of the transfer paper.
These days $10 *IS cheap.
it's not 1945, 10 bucks is not much.
...how much do you expect them to cost?
can't wait for the launch!
Aye, Concussion: the sequel
The saran wrap method look like it would be great for sticker making. Idk I will test it out and report back!
A tiktok lied??? Never!
I was hypnotised...knowing it would not work, yet hoping it would. Fun for a one off piece you don't plan on wearing more than once.
PS. I hope you paid for that door! Such a tortured artist..lol
Can we take a second to talk about his monitor?
I was okay until you pointed it out
I know!!
Reminds me of art school
😬😬😬
Gives me anxiety
UH so I just found your channel by accident and I already love it so much????? Like it's so relaxing to watch someone just e n j o y themselves and not let shitty people get in their way just bc it's not a "traditionally masculine" (or feminine) activity I love it so much. AND YOU EXPLAIN THINGS SO WELL I JUST WATCHED A BUCNH OF YOUR OTHER VIDEOS AND THEY ARE SO HELPFUL.
Are print and cut vynil transfers the best way to go for full color printing? Is there a better more permanent way?
Thank you for confirming this! I was gonna try it and you saved me time :))
Do you ever use sub sheets/printer for your clothing? 😊
I haven't tired it before.. but should.. my one issue is im not a fan of polyester.. and doesn't it have to be that material for it to work?
@@Shmoxd Me either - I'm not a fan of the feel of 100% polyester but I've had luck with 40/60 to 50/50 blend. Love your channel! 🤗
Thanks for doing that. Totally satisfied my curiosity.
The 4 picture would look incredible if different colour styles look really smart each as a different contrast
Love this!! :D does the paper matter a great deal ---what if I used 170 gsm glossy paper?
I saw that exact time too and did it. It didn’t work so I bought stuff to make t-shirts and now I make custom tees lol.
Is that a lone fox hoodie!?? I love Drew!
you do not know how badly i want the embroidered shmoxd shirt
What temp did you wash the transfer paper shirt with? Hot, warm, or cold water? Did you machine or air dry it?