Jewel and Jonny Lott 💍Husband & Wife Team 🍉Health 🏠Building ✈️Travel 💰Business
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Pro tips for Cameo Silhouette software. 1. If it’s being weird. Close the software, re-open 😅 2. If you’re using registration marks and it won’t register, select manual and use arrows on machine to put blade over top left square 3. For unwanted cut lines, go into design and double click the cut lines and delete
Hey! 🎨🌟 @fastdtftransfer shared some fascinating insights on DTF printing for custom mouse pads. Seen their latest post yet? Share your DTF printing experiences with us!
Nice video n keep it up....ps...d ONLY true way to know if its really organic is if u grow it yourself...more n more labels are lieing to us these days....
I’ve made a bunch of them and washed them probably 15+ times and the labels are still on great. When I first started washing them I would turn them inside out but after a while I stopped and the labels still didn’t come off. Seems to hold up pretty good!
I used the vinyl sticker setting originally and then just the default force +1 and default speed. I had one comment that corrected me and said it should be the “flex” setting. They both worked for me so try it out! You can always adjust if you find it’s not cutting all the way through or if it’s pressing down too hard.
Yes but it would be much more tedious work. You would have to do each individual color sheet with that specific part of the design. I would recommend getting a sublimation printer for multiple colors.
Yep! This process is for a small scale. You could have help, someone to weed out the extra vinyl on the designs, someone to print. This design is also very detailed. If you are producing t-shirts on a large scale then I recommend getting a sublimation printer.
