Not Your Average T-shirt Transfer Tutorial! | Get Thready With Me #6

Links to images that I used...

Links to some of those good quality, but $$$ transfer papers:

So.. if you wanna just skip the instructions and go straight to me wearing the shirts... go to 6:21 ;)

CREDITS
Camera Work: Liam Majoros

Music
"Outcast" by Doctor Vox

"Candy-Coloured Sky" by Catmosphere

"Alive" by From The Dust

"Salt Mines" by Meizong

"Gold" by Doctor Vox
All music is used under a Creative Commons BY 3.0 License

CAMERA: Canon EOS60D
Microphone: Inbuilt Mic
Editing software: Final Cut Pro 10.2.1
Sewing Machine: Bernina Bernette Oxford 6 and Bernette 610D (overlocker)

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[VytaminP]

omg u actually changed it to get thready w me

[MEWtiful]

I really love that you're honest about making mistakes when DIYing. It's not something I see very often!

[mihkafaexox]

"Oh good, so that's upside down" why was that so funny idek

[hollywoo]

I've discovered your channel a couple of days ago and I'm in love!! where has this been all my life?? I'm a total DIY junkie even though I've not started any project yet, mainly due to money. Also because I'm curvy/plus size I wanna invest more time and effort into making something flattering (also to make my own body mannequin with the masking tape method). There's something really satisfying about the idea of making your own clothes.

[madasnx]

I'm 100% convinced that Annika is the most adorable person ever

[ElaineHGD]

I finally did it! I bought transfers after watching this video at least a year ago and I made a shirt for my toddler who lives it 🥰 thank you!

[Spooky.Strange]

I love your style so much! I have to say, as a girl who wears XL clothing more often than not sometimes finding clothes I really love that fit me can be... kinda challenging. Sewing my own clothes helps a lot though UwU and I love watching your videos and seeing new cute things I can try to make. Thanks!

[silverbracelet]

I've been using Avery transfers (for dark shirts) for years!!! And they have held up really well even though I don't turn them inside out or wash them in cold water. Maybe my shirts have been lucky- but I definitely recommend them for customizing clothing to your taste!

[SaynaTheSpiffy]

Thanks so much for showing us how they held up over time! And for including the bloopers. The upside-down Skittles cracked me up. I'd still wear it.

[HootHoot]

I highly, highly reccommend using the more expensive brand. The t-shirts that I make lasted for years using the expensive brand.

[PinkElephantLuvr]

The modeling montage at 6:30 is so badass, you slay, Annika

[RyuRyoushi]

This... was... GENIUS!!
Why didn't I ever think of that? I've been using the same old t-shirts since I was 14 because I couldn't find anything I'd like!
Girl, you just gave my the perfect solution and I'll always love you for that.
Seriously, I love you.
I'm totally subscribing.

[craftyamy]

I love your white overall dress!! Soo cute! :D

[DeniseLaga]

Thank you! This video helped a lot. I want add a print on my dress I'm making and I don't want it all go to waste. You're channel is awesome!

[ellaizcool]

Okay so youre like my favorite person foR THESE REASONS1) youre actually my aesthetic2) all of your DIYs cater to my style like wow3) YOURE REAL you show your mistakes and youre not afraid to not always be perfectilysm omg wowza

[SamanthaDo]

Can you do a sweetheart neckline tutorial?

[gabrielleholt]

This was wonderfully thorough. I'm a big fan of DIY and I've done transfers before. Most of your tips were new to me though which was super helpful

[MadebySimstatic]

Really enjoyed this video Annika - twas full of helpful tips and tricks. P.s. the new name is just genius - you have such creative subscribers!

[jnmks]

does the expensive transfer paper feels like paper? because my sister has a shirt that has a transfer paper (i think, but it feels like it) on it and it lasted really well and it doesnt come off; the only downside of it is that it feels like paper and its sort of stiff

[insoliloquy]

Love the new name!! Also thanks for doing the review between the cheap and expensive brands of transfer paper :)