
Not my favourite Glennz tee ever, but it did raise a smile, and if every shirt I wrote about did that I’d be a happy man.
Costiness=$21.95 Buy it at Glennz
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Not my favourite Glennz tee ever, but it did raise a smile, and if every shirt I wrote about did that I’d be a happy man.
Costiness=$21.95 Buy it at Glennz
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If you’re wondering who Mighty Screen Printing are, they used to be called Klaus Industries… now if only I knew who Klaus Industries were. I wish I had been checking them out in the past though, I like the style of their designs.
Costiness=$25 Buy it at Might Screen Printing
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Nothing to complain about with this week’s releases from funny t-shirt powerhouse BustedTees. Oh, and remember you can get 20% off with the coupon code OCTEES, providing you spend $50 or more.
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Okay, that title doesn’t quite tell the whole story, but it is quite accurate. Apparently it’s Earth Day sometime this week, so Threadless are going to be giving $1 from every order to PlantaBillion.org . Just $1 will allow them to plant a tree, which will help us slow down the rate at which we destroy the planet. I’m fairly sure that buying stuff in aid of Earth Day is a bit of an oxymoron, but since we’re all going to buy stuff anyway it’s pretty cool that at least a little bit of good comes from it.
They’ve also got the usual crop of new t-shirts, including the hideous one you can see above (all the others are pretty cool though, click through to see them!).
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My server has been crushed under the weight of traffic from my list posts in the past, and one way to try and alleviate the strain is to split an article into pages. This first page of 50 tutorials, projects, and videos doesn’t have any unifying theme to it, it’s just a random collection, some of which are pretty unusual ideas. The rest of the pages have been sorted into groups as they are often different takes on the same idea. Page two has 6 tutorials for turning your old tees into a rug or quilt, and 7 ideas for turning t-shirts into bags, often with the idea of using them as shoping bags, which I’m sure would get you a lot of approving looks at Trader Joe’s. The third page is for those of you that want to refresh and recondition your tees so that they’re still a t-shirt(ish), but with a bit of a customized twist to make you stand out from the crowd. Page four sees your tees becoming skirts and dresses, and I was pretty impressed with a lot of the finished articles on that page. The last page has links to books about reconditioning and recycling your t-shirts, so kind of like this list, except in book form. If I’ve missed something from the list, or you’ve had an idea but can’t find it anywhere online, feel free to share that in your comments. If you have enjoyed this list I would very much appreciate it if you could promote this article in some way, be it via tweet, stumble, delicious bookmark, digg, blog post, or envelopes stuffed with cash being posted to me.

































42. How to Customize your t-shirts to look vintage by soaking them in a saline solution. (no pics for that one, sorry)





On the second page of this article you will find 6 ways to turn your excess tees into a rug or quilt, and 7 tutorials explaining how to turn your tees into bags.
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Made in America Stimulus Package
We’re out to Stimulate the economy with our American Made Organic Tees.
And you our favorite bloggers are the first to know about it. Please help us pass the word alongFor a limited time, buy (one) t-shirt and get 30% off at checkout. Use offer code – SAVEARTH
Or you can buy (two) or more and get 50% off at checkout. Use offer code – FALL50http://www.brandofthefree.net – Always 100% Organic and Made in America
Thanks again,
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Yeah, I’ve been watching the election coverage, so I thought I’d post something vaguely patriotic for the American side of the audience, so get spending and start saving the economy, and be environmentally conscious whilst doing it.
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