Cheap DIY Shirts! | LOW-TECH Freezer Paper Cutout Method, Make Your Own T-Shirts
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- Here's an easy way to make your own t-shirts. NO screens, NO press, and NO Cricut/Silhouette/cutter machine required.
You'll just need some freezer paper, a sharp knife, an iron, and either fabric ink OR bleach. You'll also need a design, whether it's printed from computer or drawn by hand. All up to you! :)
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My family and I are so grateful that I get to do this.
When ya about to go to bed, then the Crafman uploads a video, that means bedtime is going to have to wait. It’s steady crafting time!
no matter what time it is, it will always be steady crafting time
Need a compilation of our crafsman dictionary. Maybe an app. It would be animated for sure...🤣🤣
His videos are ASMR to me
TheBestPlayerDead lol....no lie....his voice is really soothing
Wait? I can't stay awake!
I don't craft.. these are my adult bedtime stories lol
Still laughing at 'that was my glove..."
Thank you for the smiles CrafsMan!
And don't be dismayed about the gradient shirt, it came out looking great.
For real, tho.
"All y'alls perpendiculars is percolating."
Only from The CrafsMan😆
Loved that!! 🤣🤣
I loved that part and when he said "temptated" too lol
I swear, I smile the entire time I'm watching your videos. Can't tell you enough how much I enjoy your style.
"Like that right there" when crafsman is showing what items he uses, is the best phrase of this whole channel. Cannot get enough of it!
Haha! Thanks, Tom! Man, when I watched this video with my wife, I was like "I say that a LOT more than I realize." :)
Right thu*
@@ICULooking right tha
Likat righ thr. I love it so much!
I just wanna say, the parts where you "fail" are some of the reasons this show is the best out there for crafts. Too often I see shows where they make it look easy and perfect in a first run. You actually sold me on an Elegoo Mars printer BECAUSE you showed yourself failing, it made it seem possible and helped me think of solutions if mine fail. So thanks for not being afraid to show moments where you tried something new and it didnt work out!
I almost died laughing "Islands in the screen. That is what these is."
I snorted whisky when he did that
It hooked me in
I love this guy. The only guy who publishes a "make your own t-shirts" video when he is selling t-shirts, and it just makes you want to support the guy even more!! I got my official shirt in the mail and love it! Keep on craftin, my friend.
i honestly can't tell if he's using a fake voice, or if that's his real voice, but legit dude, you're the smoothest crafter that ever did craft... subbed just on the strength of the whole 'make sure your perpendiculars are perculatin'" line... definitely a fan now.
Antonio Villarruel that’s his real voice, thanks for subbing- check out his early videos you’ll like em!!
@@bkittenface3637 definitely have... in the two weeks since subbing, i've seen almost every one of them.
The pause when you cut to the discount you got on your paint = comedy gold. Great work as always, Crafsman.
It's easier to draw a round edge when you take advantage of your anatomy. Flex your wrist without moving your forearm as if you are writing. Notice that the tips of your fingers move in a natural curvature. If you draw a circle "from the inside" (as if your wrist is in the circle, not outside), it'll be smoother & less laborious.
Good stuff like that, Toby! Thank you so much!
@@TheCrafsMan French curves are made for drawing curves
That was a really fascinating technique, Crafsman---I just love how you break things down real simple and make it accessible for everyone from beginners on up. Even the less-successful attempts are really helpful, because 1) They're experiments where we discover with you what works and what doesn't, and more important 2) It helps us give ourselves permission to just play around with something new, without the pressure of things turning out right all the time. Maybe you get a little frustrated when things don't turn out, but I think it really helps us go easier on ourselves to know that it doesn't have to be perfect every time. You're so encouraging and inspiring--keep encouraged yourself! That bleach technique worked out FANTASTIC, by the way.
Hey Scott! :D I'm glad to hear this! There was a moment where I started to just grab that one extra shirt I had (I bought 3 for this) and re-shoot the process. But I kept it, so y'all could see the very first time, the very first results. It would be easy to scrap it, re-shoot, get a nice print (having learned from my first experience), but then I just imagine someone out there trying this, and getting poor results their first time, getting discouraged..... So I just kept it honest, yet also, hopefully, showed that you can get clean results if you want to.
@@TheCrafsMan It's your honest no nonsense approach that appeals to so many people, me included.
Crafman, please let me know if it's OK to send you a figure of your hand puppet character? I'm a figure sculptor and he looks perfect for it.
Who else feels so chilled after a crafsman video, you be talking super chill like our crafsman right dere 😍👌
I know the first shirt didn't turn out exactly how you wanted it but I actually thought it was really neat! It reminded me of a lava lamp. Great video, thank you!
Thanks, buddy!
Thanks for the "low tech" video crafsman!! Although RUclips is full of ideas the majority of youtubers use expensive equipment some of us can't afford and to see one of your favorite craft people using simple materials everyone can get is a great help!!
A flexible curve ruler used for drafting would help with those curves a lot.
Mannn, thank you! I actually used to have an old French curve, and couldn't find it. I'm about to order me another one. :D Thank you!
@@TheCrafsMan The same drafting tools suppliers also have circle templates - one type is a chunk of plastic with a bunch of various size holes in it. Another has a bunch of arcs cut into a piece of plastic - for larger circles
Flexible curves are great! I bought one in art school 20 some years ago and still have it.
I really like the colored version!!
also: you should do more crafsman reads Frog & Toad together! and maybe read some of the Hobbit
Oooo Crafsman reading The Hobbit would be niiice.
Hey Crafsman. Thanks for everything you do. You make my miserable days so much better. The positivity you bring to the world is a breath of fresh air in the harsh times we live in.
Stay steadycraftin. I know I will. Love you.
All of your videos are wonderful and this was extra so! I was in the store the other day and found a big brown hoodie for only $15. I tried it on and looked at my son and said, "Hello! And welcome to the Crafsman Show!" I couldn't help it! So now it's mine and when I feel uncreative, I put on that hoodie and think of you and I start to believe in myself again! Thank you for all that you do!
"Islands in the screen..." lol Kenny and Dolly would probably appreciate that! Thank you for another wonderful and inspiring video!
I loved that!
Hey Crafsman! I love that you covered this technique! You can also pick up fabric medium at the craft store (usually less that $5, found near the paints) that you can mix with pretty much any acrylic paint to make it washable. I've been using it for years, and the result holds up for a very long time with little cracking or fading. And since you're mixing it with your choice of paint, you can do ANY color you like, even metallic, glitter, etc.
Excellent tip!!!!! Thank you so much!
*weird hand movement* "idk why i did that right ther" had me rollin
“Islands I the screen, that is what they are” 🤣 Love watching your videos Craftsman!
I don't really know why I was recommended your channel, but I've been watching for a few weeks now and can say that it's one of my favorites. I may never actually do the activity in the video but your creativity, positivity, and general outlook on things is very refreshing and helps alot if I've not had the best day. I very much appreciate you Crafsman, keep craftin.
11:48 Crafsman this isn't your worst video just because something you tried did not turn out well doesn't mean the video was bad. I love all your works and it's enjoyable to see you try new things
Yay my favourite videos! *that was my glove. For real though* 🤣
Not only do I admire what you do but the fact you can do all these crafts with gloves on AMAZING. Love Ya
They both turned out really great! Thank you craftsman! Always nice to watch your videos!
Just wanted to thank you for the videos. I'm having a real rough couple of years, but your videos have helped me keep working on art and other things. Thank you, sir. Have a great week.
Really enjoyed the way that the bleach shirt came out. My wife has made some of those for me over the years. Not on purpose, though.
CrafsMan saves his G.I. Joe file cards. This makes me happy. ^_^
Just bought two cheap t-shirts this weekend, so it's time to get craftin'. Enjoyed this video! No fancy cutter at my place.
ohhh my uncle use to do this!!! he always give us really cool designed tshirts, he even some times print stuffs in the printer and put them in the tshirt, you know, tint transfer too, since that was easier hahaha, this video gives me memories
The Crafsman gives me so much peace. I could watch you make things all day and regret nothing.
I used to do bleach shirts with my band. It was fun to do, fun to talk about (always did well on the social medias) and we would promote that each shirt is unique. Super affordable way to launch your band into merch. Highly recommend it.
I don't know how I stumbled onto your channel. But I'm hooked. Not only are your videos informative and helpful, but your voice is pure ASMR. You could make a killing in the ASMR community if you haven't already. I watch your stuff every night! Keep up the pure Gold!!
"RAHT THUR!"
-favorite quote thus far.
I've been getting shirts made online, now I can do it myself. Thank 100 times over!
Really enjoyed seeing freezer paper being used for something other than a placemat for kitties who tend to be sloppy eaters. What? Oh. That's just in my crazy household? Gotcha! Will try t-shirt stencils. Love ya, Crafsman!
FidgetAndFreon what you know.. I learned something else. Ha!
Keep being you Crafsman. Mistakes and all. Please don't change your style because you are perfect just the why you are. Love you and Crafsmomma.
Your Lord of the Rings analogy just rang through my thought process at the perfect moment for me to have an epiphany and change my whole life. Thank you Crafsman.
Whoa, what was your epiphany?
@@NikoIsSleepless It's something like even though there may not be enough time to change the outcome of the material Earth, there is still enough time to change people's hearts. I know that sounds weird because of the context, but it resonated with me and went well with current events I have going on in my life.
@@chassidyeversole8630 That's actually really beautiful. . . It sounds like a very important epiphany, it's cool you were able to find it here. 👍
How am I only finding these videos now? LOVE THE CRAFT MAN!
Looks like Crafsman has enough Flag Points for his Sgt Slaughter mail in!
That fabric paint one is AWESOME!! It has such a stellar texture to it! Happy mistakes. It's a real thing.
Thanks, buddy!
I have to say, I love how relaxing you are and forward thinking and cheap. Writing this I'm not sure if you said economical but i love ethics and appreciating the basic tbings in life. You're very inspiring
"Goodness gracious this is crazy! Allright that's it. Thank you for joining me on the worst episode I ever did". That cracked me up. There are no worst episodes when the Crafsman is involved! I think both t-shirts turned out really cool, I'd glady sport either of those.
PS. I hope you put Island in the screen on your album.
I hope crafsman gonna make puppets one day.. That would be neat
In my opinion
Could you do a video on glass etching techniques? Love the content keep up the great work
I've been making bleach "printed" shirts for years. I still have the first one I made 10 years ago and it's holding up and going strong.
"That was my glove though." LOL!!!
I wish I had seen this years ago. tried to do a bleach resist kind of design using melted wax...it was sort of successful, but one heck of a mess.
freezer paper is the way to go!
thanks, Crafsman; you're awesome!
Made my Day. I love the voice - reminds me of Bob Ross painting. LOVE the quotes, mistakes are the heart of life, if not for the misstep we would not follow our own path. Thank you for the idea and the magical video on a foggy day in the PNW.
Okay...you're psychic. I know how you do it now. Seriously, I was just talking to my dad-in-law a few days ago about making some t-shirts for myself with his business logo on it & you come out with this video. You can either hear me or you are just in my head, Crafsman. I love it. :D You put the "man" in Crafsman.
your previous videos have already gotten me experimenting/crafin' with things like resin and silicone. im definitely adding this to my list of things to do!
love ya, crafsman! Keep steady craftin'!
Out of EVERY SINGLE CHANNEL I sub to, seeing the New video notification from your channel makes me so happy... For real... All the 80s toys references, makes me feel like we grew up together... Sometimes it feels like your going through my toys, and interests... THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! Tim in ABQ NM
I love the gradient one, it looks like one of those vintage t-shirts.
When Crafsman says “hello”, I feel that all is well in the world 😊
Now I know how to print a design on my t shirt and knowing is half the battle yo joe!
I LOVE the spray painted version, sure it didn’t come out perfect but that makes it even cooler and unique I just love it 😍
I love the craftsman show
Wow craftsman, everytime I watch your movies you bring me back to my childhood. Dial tone was my favorite G.I. joe
I wish I knew you personally lol. Your humor is seriously so great. Just seem like a genuinely cool dude.
The "lowest techest" way usually works best. Awesome video.
Crafsman! Thank you for the video. I got this notification and came straight here to learn something new. Thanks!
Thank you TheCrafsMan! I can always count on your videos to be entertaining and informative. You are one of my favorite shows on youtube. Keep up the great work.
Honestly, the color one is pretty awesome!
Is your name "The Crafsman" or "Your host The Crafsman". Kinda like A Tribe Called Quest
And im most definatly doing the bleach method. Looks mint
Thoroughly Wet or like a tribe called red
I need this question answered. You really got me thinking.
Tomorow I have to wake up very early , I only have 6 hours to sleep . I was about to fall asleep when you posted . It's steady crafting time , i gotta watch
Love the added quotes. Crafsman always stepping it up. Thank you, crafsman! We love you ❤
Love the hand gestures btw
Crafsman you are the only RUclipsr I have RUclips notify me when a video comes out
“That was my glove”. My husband and I laughed so hard at that... I like both shirts... but the one with the spray paint looked retro... Great show...
Wow--talk about learning something new everyday! I've been airbrushing for almost 40 years now, a lotta t-shirts but also leather jackets, cars, bikes, silk neckties, photo-realism on illustration board--you name it, I've probably airbrushed on it if it sat still long enough.....but I've never known about being able to iron freezer paper onto fabric to use as a stencil! I've always used cheap posterboard and spray adhesive, mostly because many of my stencils are extremely complicated multi-piece affairs, but this info about freezer paper gives me some ideas for some of my simpler designs. One in particular is the basic stencil I use to airbrush very realistic faux neckties on t-shirts--I could use the freezer paper for a one-off use rather than using posterboard and trying to save my stencil for future use. Normally I wind up with a bunch of stencils of different size ties for different size shirts all stuck together no matter how I try to store them. Thanks a lot, I'm now subscribed!
It was really nice to read this. Thank you for watching, and for taking the time to encourage!
Don't be afraid to be adventurous! Never ever, always force yourself to step out of your confort zone and make it bigger.!
This was great. Thanks for being you, love your style and verbal swagger, cant wait to try this with my friends.
I just love listening to you. I can sleep like a baby thanks to you.
Crafsman, you are the Bob Ross of crafting, a very cool cat!
Right about to head into work and this brightened up my day !
Great hand acting on the intro. That hand deserves an Oscar.
Why am I imagining a collab with crafsman and AvE it would be an interesting time for auto captions.
ucity metalhead I think he is AvE. His alter ego
@@alanwebster3942 he is a man of many voices then.
Maybe Big Clive?
Love falling asleep to the crafsman. Thank you for the upload
listening to this guy makes me happy for some reason. Subbed
what a nice effect with the bleach. I did not know it would dye the shirt so fast. Great video as always!
Love these vids - I enjoy listening to your narration of how you are crafting! Keep being you and not afraid to try something new! Love the logo too....
Craftsman, you won’t believe this.
I wanted to show my wife who you are, and I ran into this video I hadn’t seen yet.
It was like opening a Pandora’s box. The next day I was doing this. Stenciling was hard (I have a bit of arthritis) but I loved the results. My wife asked if there was an easy way, and I said “maybe a Cricut”. She agreed (to my surprise).
Fast forward to less than 2 months later, I have: a cricut, with a rather obscene amount of Vinyl; a heat press that can do shirts, mugs, caps and plates, and my own store at shopify (AguiloDesigns).
Thanks, Craftsman, for all that you do.
Nothing ever had me laughing as hard as it had me going "Aww man, it's okay" as 11:46 did
I just love how real you are, and I especially love your mindset of how it's okay to make mistakes and still look at them and learn from them (although that print still looked pretty amazing!)
:D Thank you, my friend! Whenever first-attempts turn out bad like that, I'm always tempted to cut them from the video... but comments like yours remind me why it is always better to leave them in. I appreciate you!
This is something I've been trying to figure out for literally months, since I don't have anyone who's willing to let me use their Cricut lol
Another happy subscriber ~
sandpaper on the steel yard stick.....frickin' genius!!
Mine usually come with cork.
Love that sandpaper on the back of the ruler trick. Picked that up in your previous video. Very handy.
I like the shirt you used spray paint on.
A few years ago, I made a shirt with an apostrophe + T using bleach and water. Love your techniques 😁
I’m so very glad you exist CrafsMan. Thank you!
look at those confident cuts! that's the way!
Mannn, I don't know about confident, but I appreciate that! :) Hope you are well!
Always smiling when the crafsman posts a new video!!
Love it Crafsman. Everytime you upload a video, I drop whatever else I'm doing and sit back to watch.
There's also something I wanted to ask... how did you make... uh... yourself? Like do you have any demonstration on how to make a puppet?
Crafsman.............From UK and love your content and the unique/chilled way you deliver it. Keep up the great work.
That's a t-shirt I'd buy. Make sure your parallel is parallel and your perpendicular is percolating. Fantastic
The algorithm strikes again. Love this video.
You are a ray of sunshine, mon ami. Happy Canadian Thanksgiving to you, your family, and your subscribers!