now they're on my wall!

I thought about that ... then realized that with 8+ months of Woot shirts, I'd run out of wall space.

That's not to say that I shouldn't frame some of my shirts up, at least ... I have several autographed Animaniacs shirts still stuck in a ziploc bag.

golga42 wrote:now they're on my wall!

Nice.

oh wow, that's an awesome idea.

my mom suggested making a quilt out of mine...but I don't want to lose the shirts!

Narfcake wrote:I thought about that ... then realized that with 8+ months of Woot shirts, I'd run out of wall space.

That's not to say that I shouldn't frame some of my shirts up, at least ... I have several autographed Animaniacs shirts still stuck in a ziploc bag.

Yeah I think I'm going to have the same problem. I'm already thinking about expanding the grid to 3x3 (or even 4x4!)

I just want to warn everyone to start checking your bank statements. Shirt.woot charged me twice after a recent purchase. Even though their own records show that I only purchased one shirt and I only received one shirt, my bank statement shows they charged me twice for it. It just might be the last time I purchase anything from shirt.woot.

golga42 wrote:now they're on my wall!

genius! I've wanted to do this on shirts I've purchase just because of the artwork and not really to wear around

Any links for that type of frame?

This shirtcraft thread is my personal favorite thread EVER - I didn't read it again this morning but I think framing was also discussed there. You should check it out for even more ideas than just framing!

rom wrote:genius! I've wanted to do this on shirts I've purchase just because of the artwork and not really to wear around

Any links for that type of frame?

I picked up the frames at Micheal's. They were on sale for 5 bucks a pop. But you need to get some foamcore or cardboard to mount the shirts in the frame.