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Old 04-17-2005, 08:52 PM   #1
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My oldest has asked if she can have the princesses sign her t-shirt. I told her she wouldn't be able to wear it when they sign it. Am I right and what would you use to have them sign it with?
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I believe that you are correct in that she can't be wearing it when they sign it. I have only ever seen people carrying the shirt to be signed.

I would use a retractable Sharpie pen for the shirt. Don't use anything "washable" though! A Sharpie would work great! I think there is a Sharpie for clothing or something too . . . a "laundry" marker or something like that.
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Sharpies are good, but even they fade over time with multiple washes. I had to explain this to my DD when it became harder and harder to read the autograph!
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I would have to agree that she couldn't wear the shirt that she wanted signed but if she does get it signed when carrying it, I would say you should use a Sharpie marker (not washable), and that would be a great thing to use. Good Luck!!
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Make sure to carry something firm to put between the front & back of the shirt for a hard surface to write on & so it doens't bleed thru to the back!

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I carry the shirt I want signed in a disney shopping bag. I pull the shirt out and put the bag inside (to keep it from bleeding to the back.)

Instead of a Sharpie, try to find a "Rub-A-Dub" marker. (Looks alot like a Sharpie but lasts alot longer in the laundry.)

We have several shirts signed at Character Meals -- makes it really easy for the characters because they have the table to write on.

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I carry the shirt I want signed in a disney shopping bag. I pull the shirt out and put the bag inside (to keep it from bleeding to the back.)

Instead of a Sharpie, try to find a "Rub-A-Dub" marker. (Looks alot like a Sharpie but lasts alot longer in the laundry.)


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What a wonderful idea to use the bag. I was trying to think of what to use so that it wouldn't go through.

Thanks everyone!
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Maybe instead of a shirt, why not have them sign a hat with the Princesses on it. You could still wear it and you probably wouldn't wash it as often either. Just an idea!

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Just get a sharpie like you would have the characters sign an autograph book with. Yep, you can't wear it but they'll sign a t-shirt!
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