An idea you
can wear.
On our second SPARK Sunday, the work table became a design studio. Students explored vinyl cutting, screen printing and heat transfer, turning their ideas into custom shirts.
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From a blank shirt
to something personal.
SPARK Sunday brings technology within reach through making. This time, that meant choosing a graphic, preparing the print and seeing how a design becomes part of the fabric.
Stencils and colored vinyl spread across the tables. A screen and squeegee offered another way to move an idea onto a shirt. Students worked alongside one another, with adults helping at the tools and finishing stations. The final group photo tells the story: butterflies, crowns, rockets and shirts held high.
Revisit session 01: 3D printingThe recap films
Two ways to feel the spark.
The quick highlights and the fuller story, made from the photos and video of the morning. Press play, then take a copy to share.
30-second highlights
A little spark. A lot of possibility.
A quick look at the hands, tools and finished shirts from our second Sunday.
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See how the ideas became shirts.
Stay for the process: choosing a design, preparing the print and showing off the result.
Download 90-second clipThe details behind the designs.
Tools on the table, hands at work, and the moment it all comes together. Select a photo to see it in full.
Keep the spark going.
Thank you to the students, families and facilitators at Bible Way Christian Center and Destiny Academy who made room for a morning of making. We’re glad to be building this series together.
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