Yes: white signature backgrounds on white garments, black on black ones. Cafe Press doesn’t print on the backs of black shirts, though, so the only signature designs available for them are signature-only, if that makes sense.
2~ Yes, I looked again more closely. I was just a little confused because the “frontspiece” of the new signatures, if you will, shows the black. That’s all. I actually like the black ones, but the top part (the part taht looks like the top of MB) is a little odd looking, darkness and then a bar of light.
I’ll have to think about which one to get.
It appears that you edited out the background entirely for some of them, as there are many different colors of shirts but the background always matches.
(3) It may look a little weirder in the display than in real life. For some reason the signature colors don’t show up all that well on their examples with black backgrounds. In some cases the shirt color seems to mix with the design, so maybe that’s what’s happening in those.
If you prefer, we can put the “reverse” design on front of something (the reverse is the one that simply has “Muse Blog” and “Your comment is awaiting moderation”). I did one that way — see the women’s dark shirt on the third row from the bottom. Maybe I could try it with the text on top.
(6) After Robert saw an early draft, he made the brilliant suggestion that the Mimis should clasp hands. That little change, combined with her tall, skinny shape, opened up a whole array of lacy effects, making her an unexpectedly graceful snowflake.
(9) Raynpho, yes, I thought the snowflakes really worked well with the tote bag. I didn’t think of it at the time, on account of being seriously brain deprived by then, but we can put designs on both sides of the tote bag — if you wanted one with the signatures on the reverse, for instance.
Lovely, Lady B., lovely!
Are the new signatures available in white, too?
Yes: white signature backgrounds on white garments, black on black ones. Cafe Press doesn’t print on the backs of black shirts, though, so the only signature designs available for them are signature-only, if that makes sense.
2~ Yes, I looked again more closely. I was just a little confused because the “frontspiece” of the new signatures, if you will, shows the black. That’s all. I actually like the black ones, but the top part (the part taht looks like the top of MB) is a little odd looking, darkness and then a bar of light.
I’ll have to think about which one to get.
It appears that you edited out the background entirely for some of them, as there are many different colors of shirts but the background always matches.
(3) It may look a little weirder in the display than in real life. For some reason the signature colors don’t show up all that well on their examples with black backgrounds. In some cases the shirt color seems to mix with the design, so maybe that’s what’s happening in those.
If you prefer, we can put the “reverse” design on front of something (the reverse is the one that simply has “Muse Blog” and “Your comment is awaiting moderation”). I did one that way — see the women’s dark shirt on the third row from the bottom. Maybe I could try it with the text on top.
(4) Yes, the background for each signature is transparent. Otherwise there’d be a big white rectangle in the middle. That’s why I had to make so many alterations, especially as several signatures were written in black. (The background is transparent in the other design. When we first started doing this, there wasn’t a need for that. CaféPress started adding more colors and changed over their printing process, so white areas now print white instead of designating transparent areas.)
I love the Mimiflakes. They remind me of paper people holding hands!
(6) After Robert saw an early draft, he made the brilliant suggestion that the Mimis should clasp hands. That little change, combined with her tall, skinny shape, opened up a whole array of lacy effects, making her an unexpectedly graceful snowflake.
How beautiful! Props to Lady Bunniful for the beautiful creations!
Gee, there’s so much, I don’t know what I should get! Do you have any suggestions?
Oh! They are all so flamablamablous! I think that snowflake tote bag is the greatest. And I have always wanted my internet alias on a t-shirt. =]
(9) Raynpho, yes, I thought the snowflakes really worked well with the tote bag. I didn’t think of it at the time, on account of being seriously brain deprived by then, but we can put designs on both sides of the tote bag — if you wanted one with the signatures on the reverse, for instance.
Is there any way to have an H&H shirt with sigs on it?
(11) No problem, Piggy. Is there something particular you want?
I looooove the snowflake designs Lady B. They are georgeous! I think the boflake is my favorite.
Love them! I agree with Kagz, the Boflake is beastly.
Note: I’m adding “I Beg To Differ” to my X-Mas list
12- Dark adult-size short sleeve t-shirts with H&H on front and sigs on back would be awesome.
Well, a mid-January present will be just as good as a Christmas one. And I don’t consider this a double post, seeing as it has been several days.
(16) Sorry, somehow I didn’t see your comment #15 until now. It’s been that kind of week. I’ll try to set those up tonight.
16-Boy, that’s a pointed comment if I have ever seen one.
Wow! So many new images. *Gets excited*
Red-tailed HAWK
(15) Piggy, I set up some H&H shirts with signatures on the back. Unfortunately, CaféPress doesn’t allow the two-sided option for dark shirts. There are a few light colors available in men’s but not many.
While making some minor adjustments to the design, I went ahead and added a blue version. So now there are three H&H choices.
Awesome! I’ll have to see what we have now.
Rebecca-Is there a way to get the “Pure Evil” Bunny on a junoir’s t-shirt?
My shirt finally arrived! The graphic on the computer doesn’t do it justice.
(22) Oh, good, I’m so glad you like it.
(21) Yes, we can add that. Which version do you want?
23-What do you mean by version?