Really appreciate you for making this video in such detail brotha, much love ❤️ I wish nothing but health, wealth, prosperity & abundance for you and everyone watching this video!
HTV Don, you are truly a Blessings!! I cannot thank you enough for the patience to make this video and drop so much knowledge about the brands and step by step process. May God continue to bless you and give growth with your business.❤😇
Thanks so much for a great tutorial. I also have a cricut maker 3 that I just started using for my own clothing brand. I'm so delighted to learn the offset method from you. Wonderful video. Thanks again ❤
I have so much to say. But thank you for the video but I truly need to talk to you personally... My name is Mike G.... I'm in Birmingham Alabama. I truly need your help. How can I contact you?
I just cant thank you enough! wow you have showed me so much. and I am feeling confident using and doing my t-shirts. I am so glad that I found you on youtube.Thanks! Thanks! you are so awesome.I really appreciate your knowledge and hands on training.
I already do tshirts as merch for my brand.. and.. I have puff vinyl too.. but.. haven't used it yet thought I'd do the offset with either glitter or regular HTV.. yet.. I love the effect of using puff for both the offset and the design.. excellent vid!! thanks!! 🎉🎉🎉
Excellent tutorial. Thank you for this. Do you have to wait for the vinyl to cool down after you press with the heat press before removing the transfer tape?
Thank you! So every brand is different. If the instructions that come with your heat transfer vinyl do not tell you what kind of vinyl it is then I recommend you just peel real slow and if it starts to lift just re-press it and then wait 45 seconds before pressing again. Also, it’s heat resistant plastic that comes with the heat transfer vinyl. Transfer tape is usually used for regular vinyl.
Thank you so much for your tutorials, they are very informative. Can I use puff vinyl with regular htv vinyl on the same design? Thank you in advance for your help.
Extremely detailed vid bro thanks im tryna get into this and see how it goes. I just got one question, if you buy a cheap gildan t-shirt from michaels do you keep the tag on?
wow i need to try that puff for the fun of it my biz, though how do you know if it is balance, centered properly on the shirt - mine is far left or far right etc etc
I just have a simple question: how do you get designs without borders? I just started garment design printing Monday, my first printout last night and my design (graphic and some text) printed with a border and this is how I transferred it onto a t-shirt. I don't want any borders! How do I get rid of this? What graphic editors offer this option? Help! I'm using an HP inkjet printer, heat transfer paper and a domestic iron, by the way. I'm starting off with the basics! Thanks! =).
