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Mar
25
One of the current Instructables contests is the T-Shirt Hacks Speed Contest. The official rules: “Have some old or boring t-shirts lying around? Then use them for your next DIY project! Cut ‘em, sew ‘em, dye ‘em, print on ‘em, add electronics, or decorate ‘em with LEDs, googley eyes, and fringe — whatever you need to make them fabulous.” Upload your project photos and instructions to the Instructables site by April 6 and you may win some cool prizes, including a custom laser-cut stencil.
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Great post, thanks for the info