[B]Spyderco Forum/Blade Show 2006 T-Shirt Iron-On Transfer[/B]

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Spyderco Forum/blade Show 2006 T-shirt Iron-on Transfer

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Forum Members,

Please find attached Spyderco Forum/Blade Show 2006 T-Shirt Iron-On Transfer that I have designed for the upcoming BLADE SHOW in Atlanta, Ga. The transfer is designed using the [U]Spyderco Critters Logo [/U] as the center piece, and is ready for the Forum Members to print out onto an 8.5 by 11 inch T-Shirt Transfer Paper, and then ironed into the front side of a T-Shirt. Centered about an inch below the neck hole makes the writting visable with the show pass around your neck.

This would make it easier for the Forum Members to locate each other as a lot of you would like to do, and give everyone a souvenir to keep even if they can't make it to the show.. There is no charge.

A special thanks to Joyce Laituri at Spyderco for her prompt approval of this project. Permission has been granted to use the Critter Logo and to post this on the Forum.

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Instructions: Save the large picture to file and print it from the file for a perfect transfer. Have fun making your shirts!!!!!
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What about Forum Names????

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IS there going to be a place to put our Forum names on this new shirt iron on? How would you know if it was the REAL Doctor Lecter without some form of idenitification? PUT me down for one. JD
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It's a very nice idea, but do remember that in the past, Spyderco has been understandably reluctant to sanction the use of copyrighted material for projects like this.
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The Deacon wrote:It's a very nice idea, but do remember that in the past, Spyderco has been understandably reluctant to sanction the use of copyrighted material for projects like this.
True.

But...
bigcat wrote: A special thanks to Joyce Laituri at Spyderco for her prompt approval of this project.
So it may have Spyderco approval.
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smcfalls13 wrote:True.

But...



So it may have Spyderco approval.
It certainly sounds that way, my bad for reading something at work and responding a couple hours later from home without re-reading the post. :o
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The Deacon wrote:It certainly sounds that way, my bad for reading something at work and responding a couple hours later from home without re-reading the post. :o
I do the same thing ALL the time. ;)
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What about Forum Names????

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Orginally posted by JD SPYDO
"What about Forum Names????"

I'm still thinking about that solution. Any suggestions would be welcome.

I hope the shirt will be a good ice-breaker for the Spyderco Forum Members.

And JD, I'm putting you down for 3, one for every day.

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I'll be the ex-military looking guy with a big scar on the left side of my neck. I'm easy to spot :)
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Orginally posted by HALFNECK
"I'll be the ex-military looking guy with a big scar on the left side of my neck. I'm easy to spot"
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suits me just fine

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bigcat wrote:Orginally posted by JD SPYDO
"What about Forum Names????"

I'm still thinking about that solution. Any suggestions would be welcome.

I hope the shirt will be a good ice-breaker for the Spyderco Forum Members.

And JD, I'm putting you down for 3, one for every day.

Thanks,

BigCat
That's cool BIGCAT. I wear a Large/Regular in Carhartt. I like my Ts to fit just a bit loose. I have a Spyderco "All GOD's Critters" shirt in large that I got from Razorsharpknife on Ebay. Just let me know how much and where to place my order :)
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My Spyderco Forum/blade Show 2006 Shirt

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I got one shirt finished for my wife and I, and here is what they look like. One on a black shirt and the other white.

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Those look pretty cool! :D

Now I just need to get those kits and experiment with those. Anyone has suggestions from experience?
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thanks KP for your kind remarks.

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Orginally quoted by KP!
"Those look pretty cool!"

KP...... Just go to wal-mart and get the transfers in the stationary department. There are two types of transfers..One for WHITE or LIGHT colored shirts..and one for DARK colored shirts....The ones for Dark colored shirts will work on both dark and white shirts and is easier to work with....Just be sure to read the instruction sheet that comes with the transfers and you should not have any trouble.

I hope this helps.

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bigcat, thanks. Will give it a try. Never done it before. And, in contrast with the majority of members here have two underdeveloped left hands.
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KP.....Your welcome!!! Let everyone know how it works out...a picture would be great.

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I wish everyone a fun and enjoyable trip to Atlanta!!!

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Back From The Blade Show

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We made it back from The Blade Show 2006 in Atlanta. My wife and I had a great time at the show talking to Joyce and Kelly about all the new knives and meeting the formite from Calhoun, Ga.

We talked to the staff at the Sante Fe Stoneworks in the booth next to Spyderco. They said that they liked the transfer logo very much...and so much so...,that they had downloaded it had it made into a very large poster and hung it up in their home office for advertising the show.

They were glad that my wife and I had stopped at their booth and that they had gotten a chance to meet the artist that had designed the logo.

We were very impressed with their enthusiasm of the art work. Thanks Sante Fe!!! Thank you very much!!!

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