Strat T-Shirt Decal (HSS)

This blog post, https://blog.prusa3d.com/how-to-print-on-t-shirts_55588/, shows how to 3D-print a t-shirt design and iron it onto your shirt. To do said thing, cover your build plate with a piece of baking paper and cover the baking paper with some glue (the article goes into greater detail), and in the slicer, mirror the object, and if you do any scaling, which I would recommend considering I re-scaled it for my thing. Just keep the height to exactly your layer height. Print, and iron it on. Boom, you have a thing on your shirt. I did a black shirt (and pants) with a green decal, but you can do whatever you want. I also screwed up the application process for the shirt, so it looks wrong. I would recommend just printing the design on a smooth heatbed and transferring it carefully (piece by piece) to your article of clothing, but if you can get the print to stick to the parchment paper, definitely do that. I don't have a smooth heatbed, so I used painter's tape. That's why there are lines. Heed my warning.

(It's in an HSS configuration because I like that configuration, and because that's the configuration of my guitar.)