This is exactly what I've been looking for! I kept asking if someone had a way to use transfer sheets with heat transfer paper. And you got it done and done nicely. Thank you!!
man child thank you!! i had bought that same heat transfer paper and hated it because it kept curling up once the paper hit the shirt because of the heat!! i have looked and asked many but never had anyone show me this thank you so much!! all i have to do now is get that carrier masking tape and im good!!
Great video and Thank You for Sharing. Great Process, every step is well executed and explained. Just a little suggestion on an easier Approach To Separating the Printed image onto the Carrier Sheet. So after your weeding is done and you have them pieced together. place on a flat surface with the carrier sheet(clear material)facing Down, use Squeegee to flatten, and Start pelling the Printed Sheet. start at top corner and peel across to bottom corner. Hope this step is of any help. once again Thank You Happy DtfPrinting.
This tutorial is right on time I was looking for a step by step on this because I'm tired of just using vinyl I will try this and hopefully I an use this for my pop up next month
So awesome Sin! Sometimes I get confused what printer to use and when re sub or ink jet… and what paper…but watching your videos truly help. Thank you.
That’s awesome because I ended up buying that exact heat press like 3 weeks ago! I haven’t used it yet but will be using it soon as my workbench comes. Thanks Sin! 😁🙏🏾
Like I said in the video and several responses to comments My customers know the transfers are temporary because I tell them. I have several customers that specifically ask for them and already know.
@@TshirtChick I know I was just commenting thats what's the comment section 4 right? No need to take offense to it. Even constructive criticism is good which my comment wasnt even that it was positive.
So you’re using a regular inkjet printer correct?? if so I am blown away 😁I thought you had to have like a sublimation printer or an Eco solvent printer I am so glad I came across your video because if I can do this with an inkjet printer .. That’s a serious game changer …so my friend is that just a regular inkjet printer?
Yes, regular inkjet. There are links in the description box for all items I used and there is a part 2 to this video of how I created the design and made it print white.
I love your videos! Thanks for spending the time to create them for us! I'm only just starting out, still in the experiment process until I fine-tune exactly how I want to create each item. Your videos are a great resource for learning how to do things.
Late but in time for the spring. I also use Neenah jetpro soft... transfers are awesome and if you wash the shirts inside out and dry on low heat, colors Will last. But I use 212 epson ink which may make a difference...
Back when I first started printing (2008) I used to use the softstretch but you should not have to turn the shirts inside out if it's pressed correctly then streatched right after. You are only printing the ink on there if you weed out the parts that didn't have anything printed on there. I never had to do special washing instructions for softstretch. I actually still have a onsie that I made for my son when he was a baby using the softstretch and he is 13 years old now and it looks like the day I printed it.
I bought what your using. It says 12 seconds at 374. But I did it 12 seconds but a lot of ink came off on the transfer sheet. I’ll try it like you did, maybe my ink won’t come off so much by giving it 5 sec then pulling off and reg press for 30 sec instead of 12. Love this idea!!
Q 1) What paper did you use to feed through your printer for the image to print out on?. 2) The carrier sheet you used, was it low, medium, or high tack?. 3) What's the size of your heat press 15x15, 15x12, or......?
1 & 3 are Correct. All items used are in the description box below the video. I'm supposed to be doing a How To for this video to show the full design process with tips. I will try to get it done b4 this month ends. Thanks for watching.
Thank you for watching Dorian! I will be doing a more in depth version of this video when time permits. Be sure to sub and hit the notification bell if you are interested in it.
Thank you. You sure no how to get my attention 😊 I’m using a Cricut explorer air 2, will that work like your cutting machine? Let me say, I love your style, professionalism and work. You’re one of the best. I’m looking forward to any and all your videos.
Hi Kim! Thank you for watching!! I have never used any type of cutter except for Roland cutters but If your cutter will do contour cutting it will work.
Hi Laura!! Thank you for watching! There are no dummies here everybody knows how to do something that someone else doesn't that's how we all learn from each other.
Lovely & Awesome. Wish I would've seen this before. I had to make some lettering w htp bc I didn't have the right color vinyl. It worked but this way would've saved me some frustration.
Great work, using inkjet transfer paper like this is an excellent idea. That's a cool vinyl cutter but wow they're expensive for such a small machine..👍❤️😎
I think it's reasonably priced for a dependable brand that has been around so long. I have had it since I started my T-shirt biz in 2007 and it still works perfectly. I also have the Roland GX-24 that I purchased several years ago. This way of printing is nothing new I was doing this when I first started printed shirts. That's the first way other than using HTV that I learned to print shirts.
Because this demo is soooo detailed with all info in description box, this vid is supper superb!!, so I had no choice but to Subscribe (New Sub Here! 😄). Thx so much for sharing 😃🤣😍👍💝
Hi Sheila! No, this type of carrier sheet or transfer paper will not work with sublimation ink. Sublimation ink will not work on black shirts. Thanks for watching!
I think it would be more accurate to state you're printing regular CMYK from a canon inkjet printer. The "white ink" you're referring to is just a cutout from the white heat transfer vinyl you printed on. If you really want to print white you'll need to buy a machine that can do that. Either a direct-to-garment dye sublimation inkjet printer that has CMYKW or a dye sublimation laser printer from UniNet which also has CMYKW toner, is a 2-step process, but also prints neon colors, UV colors, gold, silver colors, clear over coat for protecting prints and as a spot color, prints security toners that are used with special detector pens (great for making security badges, tickets, so forth. Both aren't cheap. But only the laser printer means you don't ever get clogged print heads, don't have to maintain a certain print volume, can easily hot swap your toners, has a way higher print yield and lower cost of operation overall, with vastly superior printing and finishing options. Now that Stika cutter is cool. I was going to get something like it from Roland until I saw the flexibility of the Brother Scan N Cut DX series. A total game changer.
Your comment is too long to read so I just read the 1st few lines. I am accurate in what I said in the video. If anyone want to know exactly what I use I said in the video that the links r below. Thanks for watching.
Yes, I have done the same thing using the laser transfers. Not sure what you mean but If you are talking about white toner printing yes, it is way cheaper because you can use any regular printer and you don't need any special inks just the inkjet or laser transfers and the carrier sheet. All items are listed below the video.
If you peel the backing and some parts don't stick you may not see that they are missing. If you peel the backing and part of the design is not lifted up and you didn't realize you could rip the design
Hi Jill! The video for part 2 is available I think I linked it @ the end of the video or you can search TshirtChick Fake DTF part 2. Roland Cutstudio only works with Roland cutters but I'm sure the other brands have similar features with their software that will work
U right. I have a lot of things going on when I'm filming and sometimes pausing the camera when customers come so I may make mistakes and say things wrong by accident.
If you do it that way you will be printing the shirt with the with the printed design facing down so the back side of the design (the white side without anything printed on it) would be facing up and it probably will not adhere to the shirt because it would be the the opposite of how the instructions say to use it and may not even stick to the shirt.
Hi Michael! A lot of times I clean things up a little before I turn the camera on LOL! Don't let the not all the way a mess look fool you! Thank you for watching!
I’m thinking of getting a DTF because I never really liked sublimation. I never could get my printer settings the way I need them. I use a sub and never got a clean press. I’m still gonna research stage. I have the same image that I’ve been using for approximately three years now.
Wow so they have transparent transfer paper? I’m learning so much! Once u find out about one thing u learn another ? What’s the difference between this and just using the plain heat transfer paper
All the links for the carrier sheets and things used for the transfers are below the video in the description box. The inkjet transfers don't last that long like I explained in the video. This process would be mostly for one time events. You can make it last longer by not using fabric softener and hanging it to dry.
Hello and how are you today, first time watching your videos and I must say that I have enjoyed watching your video. I'm trying to start my T-Shirt business , but I can't find the right images. The images that you have on your shirt and with baby cowboy cowgirl , may I ask where did you get those images from?
I’m so glad I found this channel. What kind of printer do you have to use and what size is the paper? Did the clear paper that u used to pull the picture up come with the other paper or did u order that paper separately? Thanks again for the video!
Yes you can just press the transfer paper but if you have words you will have to line each letter up in the correct place which would be a pain to do. I design in photoshop mostly. I also buy designs that are print ready from a couple of places. I will leave a link for one of my fav places to buy designs. You can get access to everything for just $1 for the 1st month and $19 a month after www.creativefabrica.com/ref/1459532/
Wow!! That’s an adorable design!! Really, just brilliantly well done!! Quick ? tho, can I use a regular iron w/a glitter htv vinyl? If not good, do you have any suggestions on any that might be budget & user friendly, for the occasional T-shirt. TIA!!! ~Alli🌸🦋🤓
I would not recommend using an iron for items you will be selling to customers. Irons don't have a temperature and HTV needs to reach a certain to adhere properly. You can try an Easy press I think they have temp on there. I have a few videos about starting t-shirt business on a budget that may be helpful.
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This is exactly what I've been looking for! I kept asking if someone had a way to use transfer sheets with heat transfer paper. And you got it done and done nicely. Thank you!!
You're welcome & thank you for watching!
What is the difference between transfer paper and printable vinyl?? Are they the same thing?!
@@ashleyherrera5657heat transfer vinyl is non printable, you cut it out with a cricut or whatever machine you tend to have.
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man child thank you!! i had bought that same heat transfer paper and hated it because it kept curling up once the paper hit the shirt because of the heat!! i have looked and asked many but never had anyone show me this thank you so much!! all i have to do now is get that carrier masking tape and im good!!
First of all... That print is the MOST adorable!!!
Thank you CB!!
Great video and Thank You for Sharing. Great Process, every step is well executed and explained. Just a little suggestion on an easier Approach To Separating the Printed image onto the Carrier Sheet. So after your weeding is done and you have them pieced together. place on a flat surface with the carrier sheet(clear material)facing Down, use Squeegee to flatten, and Start pelling the Printed Sheet. start at top corner and peel across to bottom corner. Hope this step is of any help. once again Thank You Happy DtfPrinting.
This tutorial is right on time I was looking for a step by step on this because I'm tired of just using vinyl I will try this and hopefully I an use this for my pop up next month
I’m still trying to figure out what it is
So awesome Sin! Sometimes I get confused what printer to use and when re sub or ink jet… and what paper…but watching your videos truly help. Thank you.
Hi Barbara! Happy to help! Thanks for watching!
That’s awesome because I ended up buying that exact heat press like 3 weeks ago! I haven’t used it yet but will be using it soon as my workbench comes. Thanks Sin! 😁🙏🏾
I loveddd it I can’t wait to expand my business 🥺 I love how you did everything down to the folding ❤️❤️
Thanks for watching Jessica!
Wow! All my old timeline came back! I was wondering where all the ppl i stared off watching don’t show up ? This is great omg !
Thanks for watching Dacia!
I got the paper and a cameo 4. I’m go try this today. I never used it to make prints and cut them.
Enjoyed this tutorial, love how you explain step by step and the folding is just what I needed to see...appreciate you!!
Thanks for watching!
Great method but good for personal or family use. Wouldnt sell to customers as they tend to fade and crack overtime. Keep up the great tutorials. 👍
Like I said in the video and several responses to comments My customers know the transfers are temporary because I tell them. I have several customers that specifically ask for them and already know.
@@TshirtChick I know I was just commenting thats what's the comment section 4 right? No need to take offense to it. Even constructive criticism is good which my comment wasnt even that it was positive.
@@ARXER-hi1zs If I said it in the video the only reason for someone to comment here about is an to attempt to discredit the video.
I really enjoy how detailed your instructions are while still being super easy to follow :) thank you for sharing your talent! Subscribed!
Thanks Renee! Glad it was helpful!
Where do I find the shirts? And how durable is the design?
Hi, I just love how you share your process. Thank you 😊
Thank you 🙏🏾 I have the jet opaque and the transfer but what I really liked how you did the rope and beads brilliant because those little pieces. 🥰
So you’re using a regular inkjet printer correct?? if so I am blown away 😁I thought you had to have like a sublimation printer or an Eco solvent printer I am so glad I came across your video because if I can do this with an inkjet printer .. That’s a serious game changer …so my friend is that just a regular inkjet printer?
Yes, regular inkjet. There are links in the description box for all items I used and there is a part 2 to this video of how I created the design and made it print white.
@@TshirtChick thank you so much you’re amazing I’m off to watch that video❤️
Suggestion: use a vinyl squeegee to get the image to stick to the transfer tape
I love your videos! Thanks for spending the time to create them for us! I'm only just starting out, still in the experiment process until I fine-tune exactly how I want to create each item. Your videos are a great resource for learning how to do things.
Thank you for watching & Good Luck with your business!
Hello t-shirt chick. What's the name of the paper you used. Both the printing paper and the sticky?
Nice tip on picking up the leading edge of the vinyl after weeding before masking
Hi Anthony!! Thanks for watching!
That image is so cute..great tutorial. Thank you
Thanks for watching!
Late but in time for the spring. I also use Neenah jetpro soft... transfers are awesome and if you wash the shirts inside out and dry on low heat, colors Will last. But I use 212 epson ink which may make a difference...
Back when I first started printing (2008) I used to use the softstretch but you should not have to turn the shirts inside out if it's pressed correctly then streatched right after. You are only printing the ink on there if you weed out the parts that didn't have anything printed on there. I never had to do special washing instructions for softstretch. I actually still have a onsie that I made for my son when he was a baby using the softstretch and he is 13 years old now and it looks like the day I printed it.
I only use off brand inks in all my printers except for my Epson F570
Girl u picked up that vinyl cutter with one hand like u are the Incredible Hulk….lol…Hell I thought them things were heavy
They are very light
I bought what your using. It says 12 seconds at 374. But I did it 12 seconds but a lot of ink came off on the transfer sheet. I’ll try it like you did, maybe my ink won’t come off so much by giving it 5 sec then pulling off and reg press for 30 sec instead of 12. Love this idea!!
Thank you. I'm a beginner, and this video helped me so much. I'm looking forward to your next video.
Hi K P! Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching!
Q 1) What paper did you use to feed through your printer for the image to print out on?.
2) The carrier sheet you used, was it low, medium, or high tack?.
3) What's the size of your heat press 15x15, 15x12, or......?
Links below the video for all items I used. Heat press 16x20
I have a few questions, thanks for the video very helpful!
1. Regular inkjet ink?
2. Sublimation ink?
3. The “white” print is from the actual paper?
1 & 3 are Correct. All items used are in the description box below the video. I'm supposed to be doing a How To for this video to show the full design process with tips. I will try to get it done b4 this month ends. Thanks for watching.
YOOOO... I LOVE THIS. Big up TshirtChick. The design was dope, and that thing with the white letters......Brilliant🙃
Thank you for watching Dorian! I will be doing a more in depth version of this video when time permits. Be sure to sub and hit the notification bell if you are interested in it.
Thank you. You sure no how to get my attention 😊
I’m using a Cricut explorer air 2, will that work like your cutting machine?
Let me say, I love your style, professionalism and work. You’re one of the best. I’m looking forward to any and all your videos.
Hi Kim! Thank you for watching!! I have never used any type of cutter except for Roland cutters but If your cutter will do contour cutting it will work.
You got me within the first 15 seconds, lol
Hi Tricia! Thank you for watching!
Omg i am so glad i found your channel. Your teaching technique is fantastic .... especially for a dummy like me. Lol... thank you so much
Hi Laura!! Thank you for watching! There are no dummies here everybody knows how to do something that someone else doesn't that's how we all learn from each other.
A lot of work along with a significant amount of skill. Well done!
Thanks for watching
Thank you so much. I'm think DTF is the way to go for me. Cant hardly wait for the video‼
I wanna try dtf too. I'm sure she will make it easy for us to follow.
This is not DTF, Lol.
Love the video Sin. Thanks for all the information you provide. You are an amazing teacher 👩🏫
Thank you for watching!
Such a great teacher.. . Thanks for this reminder!!!
Thanks for watching!
Lovely & Awesome. Wish I would've seen this before. I had to make some lettering w htp bc I didn't have the right color vinyl. It worked but this way would've saved me some frustration.
That is awesome and just what I have been looking for!! Thank you for doing such a great tutorial.
Thank you for watching!
You got me buying some of that transfer paper!!! Love this tutorial, Sin!
Great work, using inkjet transfer paper like this is an excellent idea. That's a cool vinyl cutter but wow they're expensive for such a small machine..👍❤️😎
I think it's reasonably priced for a dependable brand that has been around so long. I have had it since I started my T-shirt biz in 2007 and it still works perfectly. I also have the Roland GX-24 that I purchased several years ago. This way of printing is nothing new I was doing this when I first started printed shirts. That's the first way other than using HTV that I learned to print shirts.
Great cutting on the transfer. I’ll have to use up some of the transfer paper I have.
Thanks for watching Mary!
2 questions.
1. Do you use sublimation ink or regular
2. Can you also use a cruicut to contour cut?
Regular inkjet printer and ink. Any cutter that will contour cut will work. Thanks for watching!
@@TshirtChick you are the best!!
Great tutorial Sin!!! You actually made me watch the entire thing!!!! Keep it up!! Many blessings 🙌
Thank you for watching Carrie!
Because this demo is soooo detailed with all info in description box, this vid is supper superb!!, so I had no choice but to Subscribe (New Sub Here! 😄).
Thx so much for sharing 😃🤣😍👍💝
Could this work using sublimation ink? If so, would the ink not fade as quick after washing? You've got that folding down to a science! 😊
Hi Sheila! No, this type of carrier sheet or transfer paper will not work with sublimation ink. Sublimation ink will not work on black shirts. Thanks for watching!
Now this is great . 😩 now I’m about to have 4 printers
I think it would be more accurate to state you're printing regular CMYK from a canon inkjet printer. The "white ink" you're referring to is just a cutout from the white heat transfer vinyl you printed on. If you really want to print white you'll need to buy a machine that can do that. Either a direct-to-garment dye sublimation inkjet printer that has CMYKW or a dye sublimation laser printer from UniNet which also has CMYKW toner, is a 2-step process, but also prints neon colors, UV colors, gold, silver colors, clear over coat for protecting prints and as a spot color, prints security toners that are used with special detector pens (great for making security badges, tickets, so forth.
Both aren't cheap. But only the laser printer means you don't ever get clogged print heads, don't have to maintain a certain print volume, can easily hot swap your toners, has a way higher print yield and lower cost of operation overall, with vastly superior printing and finishing options. Now that Stika cutter is cool. I was going to get something like it from Roland until I saw the flexibility of the Brother Scan N Cut DX series. A total game changer.
Your comment is too long to read so I just read the 1st few lines. I am accurate in what I said in the video. If anyone want to know exactly what I use I said in the video that the links r below. Thanks for watching.
I'm starting this printing business and I really wanted this tips... thanks so much 💖💖 I love your videos
Hi Moraa!! Thank You for watching!
Wonderful video!!! Thank you. I have that little doll design to, they are so cute.
Thanks Amy! I got them from etsy
New Subscriber 🤍 I love how you are pure & this video shines
Hi Crystal! I appreciate you watching & thanks for subscribing!
Thank you for sharing your work. I have been looking for this for years
Glad to help!! Thank you for watching!
Great video. Loved the ending where you did the packing.
Thank U 4 watching Cassandra!
I'm glad I found this video BC I want a DTF printer so bad
Hey! Can I use a laser printer for this? And would you say that this method you showed is cheaper than 2 step heat transfer printing?
Much love
Simon
Yes, I have done the same thing using the laser transfers. Not sure what you mean but If you are talking about white toner printing yes, it is way cheaper because you can use any regular printer and you don't need any special inks just the inkjet or laser transfers and the carrier sheet. All items are listed below the video.
Been with u a while, your biggest behind the scenes fan!!! I ❤️❤️❤️❤️ u!!!
Thanks for the support Kay
I'm so glad I found your video. Very easy to follow
Thank you for watching!
Thank you for explaining this. You have helped me alot
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
I have been watching you for years. You are really good. keep on kieepin on.
Thanks for the support Leah!
Really good stuff thanks for the explanation. Your attention to detail and process is nice. Appreciate it
Hi Gawain! Thanks for watching!
Peeling the backing is always better than peeling from the front
If you peel the backing and some parts don't stick you may not see that they are missing. If you peel the backing and part of the design is not lifted up and you didn't realize you could rip the design
@@TshirtChick if you burnish it well it all comes off. Just my thought. Whatever works best for the user I guess🤷🏾
Amazing! Such beautiful t-shirts. Thank for for sharing
Dope I use cricut vinyl cutter
Can you do this with images or logos you already have
Any cutter that can do contour cutting should work fine.
Newcomers 🙌♥️
GM Heather! Thank you for watching!
That was awesome!!! I have a Cricut. Wow!
Hi Jill! The video for part 2 is available I think I linked it @ the end of the video or you can search TshirtChick Fake DTF part 2. Roland Cutstudio only works with Roland cutters but I'm sure the other brands have similar features with their software that will work
You say the white sheet is Teflon cover, but it looks like it is PARCHMENT PAPER and the dark sheet looks like the Teflon sheet?
U right. I have a lot of things going on when I'm filming and sometimes pausing the camera when customers come so I may make mistakes and say things wrong by accident.
Those came out really really nice!!!
Thank You!
I love it.. thanks for taking out time to teach us
Thanks for watching!
Thank you!!! That's amazing!!! So DTF machines are very very expensive.
Thank you for watching!
Can you just mirror print then weed and flip it over and press? That would eliminate the transfer paper.
If you do it that way you will be printing the shirt with the with the printed design facing down so the back side of the design (the white side without anything printed on it) would be facing up and it probably will not adhere to the shirt because it would be the the opposite of how the instructions say to use it and may not even stick to the shirt.
Where do you get the clear transfer that you heat press? Great video.
Links in the description box right below the video for all things used in the video and more. Thanks for watching!
This tutorial is the bomb! I have to try this. Your the best thanks for sharing
Thank you for watching Carla!
i wish i could work as organized and clean as you...im a mess..lol nice video
Hi Michael! A lot of times I clean things up a little before I turn the camera on LOL! Don't let the not all the way a mess look fool you! Thank you for watching!
This video is awesome. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching Linda!
Hello what cutter are you using.....?????? I Have Cricut and it don’t cut large images
Hi Tee! It's a Roland Stika 15
Thanks for sharing I Love the shirts
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching!
Hello what kind of cutter are you using ..??? Cause I use cricut only cut small images
Roland Stika-15
Whooo! Great tutorial!!
Btw what stika vinyl cutter you rolling with??
I’m thinking of getting a DTF because I never really liked sublimation. I never could get my printer settings the way I need them. I use a sub and never got a clean press. I’m still gonna research stage. I have the same image that I’ve been using for approximately three years now.
Thanks for watching
Bomb design your good at what you do Cyn
Thanks Littles Things!
Wow so they have transparent transfer paper? I’m learning so much! Once u find out about one thing u learn another ? What’s the difference between this and just using the plain heat transfer paper
This is regular transfer paper that has been cut out and I use a carrier sheet to keep the letters for the words together.
What kind of transfer paper do you use? How many washes can you get out of the transfer paper when you wash it?
All the links for the carrier sheets and things used for the transfers are below the video in the description box. The inkjet transfers don't last that long like I explained in the video. This process would be mostly for one time events. You can make it last longer by not using fabric softener and hanging it to dry.
Hello and how are you today, first time watching your videos and I must say that I have enjoyed watching your video. I'm trying to start my T-Shirt business , but I can't find the right images. The images that you have on your shirt and with baby cowboy cowgirl , may I ask where did you get those images from?
Hi Jeray! The images came from Etsy and just added text. The customer actually found them on Etsy and sent it to me.
Great tutorial. Design looks great!!
Thanks a bunch!
Thank you so much! That was the tips I needed 🙏🏾
Thank you, great tutorial.
I’m so glad I found this channel. What kind of printer do you have to use and what size is the paper? Did the clear paper that u used to pull the picture up come with the other paper or did u order that paper separately? Thanks again for the video!
Hi Mz Nita! The links for all items used in this video are below the video in the description box . Thank you for watching!
Im a little late to the video but it was a great tutorial. Thanks, and I subscribed!
Thanks for the sub! I appreciate you watching!
I just subscribed, I love it! Those shirts came out beautiful and so professional.
Thank you for watching!
What is the name of the sticky clear transfer paper
@@user-dy1fj5lw2c See the link below the video for "Carrier sheet"
Is that sublimation ink and printer? Or is that regular ink and what paper do you print on? I was going to also ask how long it last on the shirt?
It's a regular inkjet printer
Nicely done
Thanks Juce!
Thank you!
Thank you so much! Great video!
Thank you for watching!
Can you just press the transfer paper instead of transfering the design? what printer do you use and where do you design your prints
Yes you can just press the transfer paper but if you have words you will have to line each letter up in the correct place which would be a pain to do. I design in photoshop mostly. I also buy designs that are print ready from a couple of places. I will leave a link for one of my fav places to buy designs. You can get access to everything for just $1 for the 1st month and $19 a month after www.creativefabrica.com/ref/1459532/
Nice tutorial! Loved it
Thank you! You are a wonderful teacher!
Thank you Cynthea!
Beautiful great job
Thanks for watching Barbara!
yes looks good but for how long do you thing what we can to keep the shirt with that transfer paper ????
If you watch to the end of the video I talk about how long they last and compared them to DTF
Love the video
Wow!! That’s an adorable design!! Really, just brilliantly well done!! Quick ? tho, can I use a regular iron w/a glitter htv vinyl? If not good, do you have any suggestions on any that might be budget & user friendly, for the occasional T-shirt. TIA!!! ~Alli🌸🦋🤓
I would not recommend using an iron for items you will be selling to customers. Irons don't have a temperature and HTV needs to reach a certain to adhere properly. You can try an Easy press I think they have temp on there. I have a few videos about starting t-shirt business on a budget that may be helpful.
Beautiful
Thanks Lisa!
I've been watching you, just subscribed, you are a great teacher and love your videos
Welcome aboard Cheryl! Thank you for watching!