[VolleyChick]

I was wondering what the difference is between the onesies that are specifically blanks and the packs they sell in stores. I was in WalWorld yesterday and they had a 5 pack of Carter "bodysuits" for around $10, can these be used with a heatpress? Thanks

Di

 

[Rodney]

They might be different weights of material. If the material is too thin, it might be more difficult to put a transfer on it. Blanks that are made for decoration are usually the proper weight to hold the transfer or screen print.

For $10 though, you could always give it a try...you may have found a new blank source

 

[VolleyChick]

Cool beans, I'll give it a shot - thanks!

Di

 

[treadhead]

We've put transfers on these same onesies and they seem to work fine. Sold several of them this weekend!

 

[Robin]

I picked up a couple at the dollar store to give a try. If nothing else I figured they would be good for practise.

 

[treadhead]

We've picked up many more of these all across the size spectrum....in both long and short sleeve. They seem to work great!!!!!

 

[gmille39]

Cool beans, I'll give it a shot - thanks!

Di

My wife went out and found a bunch of these packs so the cost of each onesie came to around $1.00 each. Much better than the $5 or more sold by distributors. If you get the Carter or other top brand, you can still get the price and the quality if good. The Carter onesies are fairly thick and hold a transfer well. I've printed probably 75 of them with no problems. Mothers see the Carter name and like that 'cause they typically buy Carters anyway. Stay away from the infant Tees that looked kind of ribbed and are very thin. Too thin and don't hold shape well.

 

[gmille39]

does anyone have a bland to use when posting on a web site. I just want to superimpose the design on a blank rather than actually printing a onesie and taking a picture of it. I want to do more of a print on demand site since you have 0-3 months 3-6 and so on.

 

[DFras]

Cool beans

Where does this quote come from? My wife says this all the time and even she doesn't know where she picked it up!

 

[VolleyChick]

Where does this quote come from? My wife says this all the time and even she doesn't know where she picked it up!

LOL - I have no idea but I'm thinking (much like myself) its an oldie but a goodie

 

[Jasonda]

Where does this quote come from? My wife says this all the time and even she doesn't know where she picked it up!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cool_beans

 

[DFras]

And, now, I know!

Thanks, Jasonda.

 

[Rodney]

And, now, I know!

"...and knowing's half the battle"

 

[DFras]

Rodney, you can tuck this one into your "Game Show" info basket!!
Just in case.