#11

Vintage Razor Fan
Southwestern NY
Good job, John! Those look really nice!
-Rob
#12

Vintage Shaver
Seattle, WA
(06-16-2016, 02:36 AM)Blade4vor Wrote: Good job, John! Those look really nice!

Thanks, Rob. I don't know how cost-effective it would be for an artisan to use the technique to make logo towels or t-shirts. (There probably are cheaper, less labor-intensive methods available for doing large numbers of items.) But it was fun for me to do it, and I like the towels.

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John
#13
Very cool

I wonder how they'll hold up over time
#14

Vintage Shaver
Seattle, WA
(06-16-2016, 08:38 PM)AAron Imber Wrote: Very cool

I wonder how they'll hold up over time

I'll try to remember to report on their condition in a few months.

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John
#15
Those look great John! Happy2 Happy2
Mark
#16
Great idea and good job.
#17

Vintage Shaver
Seattle, WA
I'm still using these towels, 6 months after applying the iron-on transfers, and they don't look bad at all. I hand wash them once or twice a week. The print has faded just a little, but that is reminiscent of the aging lettering on vintage Rooney and Simpsons brushes, so it's quite OK with me.
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John
#18

Administrator
Philadelphia, PA
They look pretty good, John.

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#19

Vintage Shaver
Seattle, WA
(10-13-2016, 02:12 AM)andrewjs18 Wrote: They look pretty good, John.

Thanks, I'm pleased with how well they've held up generally.
John
#20

Posting Freak
Canada
Congratulations, John. They do, indeed, look fine. Smile
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