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[Mermaid Amanda]

I know the characters sign autograph books, but will they sign a t-shirt or pillowcase?

I'm just thinking of something that we would see everyday after our vacation along with an autograph book.

TIA

Cindy

[emtpej]

Originally Posted by Mermaid Amanda

I know the characters sign autograph books, but will they sign a t-shirt or pillowcase?

I'm just thinking of something that we would see everyday after our vacation along with an autograph book.

TIA

Cindy

I have heard that they will, as long as it is not being worn at the time, which means having something to keep it straight, like a board.

[Wolfy6688]

Originally Posted by emtpej

I have heard that they will, as long as it is not being worn at the time, which means having something to keep it straight, like a board.

I heard the same thing, just as long as the person isn't wearing it at the time.

And I guess they'd need a marker other than the regular pen so that it comes up? Depending on the item I guess.

[CelticChick]

What a good idea, Maybe you can clip the item to a clip-board so that you can get it really straight.

[Caldercup]

We do this and find that it's difficult for the characters to sign a t-shirt unless they have a table to lean on -- so we do this at character meals.

Also, keep in mind that you should have a permanent fabric marker (like Rub-a-Dub) so these signatures last through multiple washings.

To keep the marker from bleeding through to the other side of the shirt, we carry the shirt in a gift shop plastic bag. When it's time to sign, we slip the bag inside the shirt and spread it out.

Good luck - these shirts make a GREAT keepsake!
Eileen

[paradox]

I have seen characters sign hats before, so shirts should be a problem.

[TinktinkTink]

Characters sign alot of different things, DD3 will be going in Dec and will be using postcards with the characters on them, as well as Animations of the characters framed on mat boards, so they can sign the sides instead on the print.

[Caldercup]

That's a fun idea!

Because the characters don't always "see well" and tend to sign where ever they can, I often find it helpful to just present the thing to be signed and not to have anything I wouldn't want them to sign (like a picture) anywhere near the target location.

I've had a few ruined pictures when all I wanted was the matt to get signed
Eileen

[smilechaser]

My DD had a Disney hat signed this trip by all of the princesses and a few other characters. We took a fine point sharpie and it worked GREAT!!!! Also, a hat probably won't get washed as much as a shirt would thus lasting longer. Just my thought.