Well I say glue and glitter it just has to be the correct type of materials. This is a fun project that can be completed in a weekend (due to drying time) and the kids can help if you don’t mind glitter all over the floor.
I saw an article in Family Fun Magazine about Plaid Simply Screening Glue 
to adorn fabrics. It seemed easy enough and I wanted to make a skating shirt for my daughter which most of the tutorial pictures. Obviously with extra supplies on hand I asked my daughter if she wanted to try one. Since I had the Metallic colors
on hand a candy corn seemed perfect.
(If you are in Richmond, I found the supplies at Ben Franklin after I already ordered them on-line….they said they did not carry them:(
You can buy premade templates or make your own:
To make your own:
Simply decide on the graphic you wish for you t-shirt by looking for clip art choices.
Enlarge the picture to fit on the as desired.
Lay the printed paper over freezer paper and cut out using a exact-o knife.
This can be tricky with more detailed photos. I left a separation in my candy corn just to avoid colors colliding.
Family fun suggeted ironing on the freezer paper but not sure how that works, as I was unable to get it flat. You can use table to hold it down.
Put glue on with a sponge brush and add fabric
glitter.
If you plan on using the material again it comes to $4 or 5 a shirt depending where you get the plain t-shirt.
This would make a cute present for someone’s birthday with their age glittered nice and big in front.
Great coupon for Halloween:
$2.00 off ONE (1) Nestlé and Wonka Variety Bag
It is really a cool idea, we can buy plain T-shirts for cheaper price and design with glue and glitter. I’m sure that the customized T-shirt will give rich look.