If your just starting on Amazon handmade and your item is small such as bar of soap do you recommend shipping yourself as sales come in or is it required to have Amazon ship for you
@@thestrangefruitempire it’s not required. You can ship it or they can. Depending on the location of the warehouse you may need to ship your inventory back to you in the summer because soap will melt in there
If you do sign up for the whole adobe suite you’ll get access to a ‘free’ portfolio site through your subscription too. It’s sort of like a lite version of square space. Not as detailed, but very functional!
Thank you! It was helpful, but... I found out that for me right now the biggest problem is to choose a new computer or a laptop, since my old one cannot handle Adobe programs. So, essentially - it you do not have a good computer, you cannot use programs. What would you suggest? Or maybe you talked about it somewhere? I just found you, so I will look around.
Thank you very much for the tutorial! This is one of the most useful on videos about patterns in Ai on RU-vid. However I still have a question - is it possible to make it so that objects in a ready-made pattern can be grouped by color or moved? I'll be very grateful for your answer
Wacom is great! Though you may need an Adobe subscription to be able to draw things without procreate. A lot of artist use Frisco to draw or they do it inside of illustrator
So a wacom would be best to get rather than a Samung tablet etc? Even though, i'd scan some of my art to make patterns to. But would love to expermint with drawing with a digital pen to. (reminds me of graphic design)@@kelseycasteel
If you don't mind me asking, what brushes are you using? Are there any specific Procreate brushes you love that you have purchased, or do you use the in-app brushes primarily?
I have been following your tutorial but somehow the thin white line between squares still shows up and no matter how i tweak the background square, it wont disappear. Do you have any tips for this?
It could be a few things. First thing I do is delete the background box that has no full or stroke. Then I make sure my background is over my art board on all sides. I’ll then copy and paste the background again making sure it’s behind the background and get rid of the fill and stroke. After trying that if it doesn’t work delete your elements that are overhang on one side and make them repeat again. Sometimes an element can get moved slightly without us noticing. Sorry this is long but hopefully it helps
Hello Kelsey! Thanks for the tutorial it is really helpful and has helped me making lot of patterns this way. However, I'm coming back here because for some reason i followed every steps but my pattern still left with gap around it. It seems the second rectangle won't crop my design. Do you think you can see where i might get it wrong?
Hi my name is Uusha S. I want to ask u that i draw textile designs only on page not digitally. I want to sell it or i want a job. But i do nit know where to sell only hand made design. Can you tell me?
Thank you so much for this great lesson. From being a newbie, I now have a better understanding of what to do and where to start. Now onwards and upwards.:))
I never thought to look there for hardware! I want to at bear minimum paint the kitchen and change the handles. that would be perfect place to look down the road. stella is precious. Fishing lures.
lol the cat and partner. also thin mints in the freezer or refrigerator on a hot day. Woo cool. I didnt know those were a thing. I use a wet rag but I worry it will ruin some things. so those damp dusters might be good for me. Where did Jo-Lou come from? I don't remember if u have mentioned it before or not.
I was getting worried you weren’t going to mention Affinity Designer (and Affinity Photo)! These are every bit as good as Adobe products if not better, but at the price of one month of the Adobe products, and you own it outright, unlike Adobe!!! You can change the persona in Affinity Designer, so you can change from vectors to pixels! You can’t do that in Adobe! I love, love, love Procreate too, and I use both Procreate and Designer. I’m also totally in love with Skillshare and would never not Subscribe to it. It’s brilliant! Love your video. Thankyou.
I J U S T found your channel tonight, so I may be a whole year behind....But dang girl, you have such a natural gift !! I absolutely L O V E these...🖌🎅🎄🎁✨
Hi, love your videos. I am new to Illustrator. Can you explain why you created a blank square behind the design at the end of the video? what is this doing if there is no colour or stroke?
@@deyamirza219 we didn’t time it. Every five minutes we would move the pieces around in the water to make sure everything was dyed. We took it out when the color looked good to use. Also we kept adding hot water to keep the fibers open
yeah video quality looks great on my computer too Reminder to blur out, scribble out with marker, put paper or tape, or turn ur packages to cover your address on packages for your safety. I know it isn't something you think of in the moment and is something everyone has to get use to and even then sometimes we still miss it in editing. Didn't even notice on my first watch of the video.
