I've always wanted to create my own Camp Anawanna t-shirt.
I tried several different ways of doing it but things never
came out quite right.
My first attempt was from an embroidery
and t-shirt printing kiosk at
a local mall. It was nice with an embroidered title, teepee
and canoe but a little too fancy for camp.
My second attempt (the white shirt) was from an Austrailian
internet t-shirt store.
It was one of the first of its kind to let you design
your own t-shirt from the internet. I grabbed the canoe
graphic from another internet site on canoe paddling and
I went with a rough style of lettering. It's o.k.- I especially
liked the back but it wasn't quite right.
My third attempt (the yellow shirt) is
one I really like but the graphics are no longer available
so my fourth attempt (the blue shirt) is what I'm going to
describe how to create.
It's from an American create-your-own internet t-shirt
shop and it's the closest I've come yet to a Camp Anawanna t-shirt.
I think it's a lot better than the one that's selling
for $25 on Ebay but you can decide that for yourself when you make your own personalized Camp Anawanna t-shirt.
Download the following Camp Anawanna T-Shirt image
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or Camper Ben's Camp Anawanna T-Shirt image
(fullcamptsys2.png)
to your
computer by
clicking with the left mouse button (Windows) or clicking
and holding down on it (Macintosh).
Go to Cafe Press and choose to design your own personal t-shirt.
Select the t-shirt of your choice. Pick a traditional Yellow, Ash or Blue t-shirt or actually any t-shirt you want.
Upload one of the camp images then maximize and center the image on your t-shirt. When you are satisfied with your new "look"- press Done. You can also add additional text or other images to your t-shirt as you see fit.
All done. Pick your size, checkout and enjoy your t-shirt.
It should cost around $20-25 with shipping. The cost goes down if you buy more
than one. You can also customize your t-shirt from there or save it to
use again later.
I'm not associated with cafepress.com but have found this to be a fun
Camp Anawanna project. So get out there, make your own t-shirt and wear it proudly. If
you send me an image of it when your done, I'll try and put it on the
Camp Anawanna site. Also let me know if you come up with a better
design than what has been donated so far.
Joe Struss - Camp Anawanna Designer
joe (at) campanawanna.com
