This month I was inspired by the beautiful little creations over at Life Outside Mainstream to try some Iron-On Transfer craft for my husband’s birthday. He has a fondness for retro/defunct logos and I was able to source this Kodak logo to iron onto a grey T-shirt. It was very easy to do. The t-shirt has already had one wash in the machine and is showing a bit of wear on the transfer. I think it adds to to the ‘vintage’ look, but we’ll see how this goes over time. To create a unique t-shirt, all you need is good quality iron-on transfer paper (for dark clothing) and a colour inkjet printer. Instructions are on the pack. 
Crafting for a Bloke
17 December 2012 by Roar Sweetly
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So this is what I should have done instead for my anniversary gift…
Turned out great!
Thank you! It’s so hard to come up with good “guy-crafts”. Though I’m going to experiment with some different transfer paper because this one is showing quite a bit of wear n tear already.
That’s awesome! I always want to craft for guys and end up giving in and buying, because I suspect they won’t have the fondness for lavender draw sachets that their wives do…
But they would dig a tshirt. Win!