SPARK Sunday · Session 02 · The t-shirt Sunday

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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Students at SPARK Sunday hold up custom shirts with butterflies, crowns, basketballs and their own chosen designs.
Bible Way Christian Center × Destiny Academy × Jamii Technology

Hands on. Ideas out.

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 printing

The 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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90-second recap

See how the ideas became shirts.

Stay for the process: choosing a design, preparing the print and showing off the result.

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A closer look

The 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.

The vinyl lab, ready for ideas.
Designing together, one detail at a time.
A steady hand turns cut vinyl into a graphic.
A second way to print: ink, a screen and a squeegee.
From the work table to a shirt you can wear.
Colors, shapes and a design of their own.
The t-shirt Sunday, in one frame: a roomful of ideas made real.

Made together

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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