Of course, you could make one yourself. Lis's parents make a hotfix crystal applicator which allows you to put those shinies on things yourself. And basic blank T-shirts are about five bucks or less.
Total price would probably be about the thirty-six dollars, with the applicator, T-shirt, and the crystals, but you'd still have the applicator afterward, so your materials cost would be closer to ten bucks or so.
Especially for American Apparel shirts. I don't know about you, but I am not a big fan of skin-tight across the boobs (even 2 sizes up) and paper-thin. It looks like these are the unisex ones, at least, but the new unisex ones kind of suck too.
only because I have been stuffing around the last couple of years and the Dean told me last month he wont re enrol me after November next year! So thats a submission date.
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Total price would probably be about the thirty-six dollars, with the applicator, T-shirt, and the crystals, but you'd still have the applicator afterward, so your materials cost would be closer to ten bucks or so.
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Link http://www.nancybuttons.com/.
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