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[andrewducker]

The ever-cuddly worldforger has a cafeshops store here that has a t-shirt in it I rather fancy.  He's also inspired me to get a cafepress store of my own.

Anyone got experience of cafeshops?  Or suggest a better alternative?

Comments

[green-amber.livejournal.com]

Alison Plokta does it lots I think.

Woah.

[sneakingyoda.livejournal.com]

Hey, I added you because I thought your posts were informative and funny, but the fact that you added me back suprised me. How cool is that. *gives him a cheeky thumbs up.*

Re: Woah.

[andrewducker]

No problem. I tend to skimread a lot of the time tho :->

[thadrin.livejournal.com]

Postage to Europe is HUGE on just about anything.
Just so you know.

[rwrylsin.livejournal.com]

I have one, what did you want to know?

I did have a link to uk-based place that did a vaguely similar thing, but seem to have misplaced it during the move. Might have saved it to CD in which case I'll have it in a week or two if you want it. They let you upload images into a central unified store-front, customers got to pick what product they wanted it printed on and you got paid when your image was used. As I recall they had fewer products - but more interesting ones :-)