Let us know when you get it finished, im interested to see what it looks like

Thanks for the compliments guys. I was actually worried that it was going to turn out horrible but we'll have to wait and see. As far as open pattern I'm going to fill it in a little more. I just started it and plan on starting with the larger pieces and then going back over it to fill in the smaller areas. I don't want to completely fill it in so it breaks up and blends in better. I'm tring to keep three general color schemes with the iron on pics. The one is a really dark brown, then a green and finally the lighter brown oak leaf pattern. I figured I'd stay away from black seeing as how there really isn't too much black in nature when you think about it. It's mostly shadows and if I'm in a tree then the real shadows will provide the darker contrast. I'll keep everyone posted on my progress. Thanks again for the compliments, it definitely keeps me motivated.

Oh...by the way....I'm nicknaming it..."Project Photoflage"

I'd wear it as is as a dress shirt.

A little too open so far but I'm really impressed bearklr, I can't wait to see the finish product....don't darken it up too much, leave an open pattern there. I think you've got a great start and how much fun is it going to be when you take an animal wearing it? That's the picture I look forward to.

I think it shows some real potential. Just don't make it too busy or it will end up turning all black.... So far its looking pretty good!

Someone mentioned getting a little bit of skyline mixed in.... not a bad idea.

I'd stick with just basic colors though. Two shades of brown, maybe some grey, use green and black sparingly.

In fact, I have some older camo shirts that have started to fade.... still got plenty of life in them and SUPER comfortable, I think I might give them a facelift with a similar procedure.

Great thinking, really good stuff!

Hey thats how the camo industry got started. somebodys tinkering first, then up the ladder. kudos for being innavative.

looks good. Looks like it will blend right in here in Pa.

That is pretty groovin'. You should just make the shirts how they are in the picture and i bet alot of people would buy that.

Impressive, it looks really good. I want to see it in action.

Yeah, that's going to be the tough part. I need to find the perfect mix so it doesn't turn into a blob out in the woods. I may keep it pretty sparse at first and test it in the field. Then I'll add a little bit here and there until I get the proper mix.



Believe me, I look forard to that pic as well. That's part of the fun of all this. It will make any deer I take that much more rewarding knowing I evaded his detection using something I developed on my own. Keep your fingers crossed.