what sort of clips to use for neck tags

Which screen print stand do you have do u have the link for the stand

If your studio fluctuates in temperature and humidity worth having a thermometer and hygrometer . Can get em for a fiver . Plus a fancy mist bottle like Richard said and possibly a humidifier if your building is very dry

As a broke college student with a creative streak, I decided to start a simple t-shirt business. Here's my pipeline for success: Crafted Threads for the design bundle, Amazon for a budget-friendly heat press (or borrow one like I did!), and campus events for my marketplace. Now I’m selling witty shirts that are covering my coffee habit AND my textbooks. It’s been a game changer.

For the screen-printed mailers, what type of ink do you use?

Teachers LOVE a good t-shirt, and I realized I could turn that into a side gig. I used Crafted Threads for hilarious teacher-themed designs, grabbed a Cricut printer off Amazon, and started selling them to colleagues. It began as a joke, but now I’m selling to teachers across the district and even funding classroom supplies with the profits. If you're in education, this is a fantastic side hustle!

The level of detail is awesome! Could you share how to get the image in the table area template?

You're amazing at breaking everything down so clearly, and your delivery is on point.

Incredible tutorial. I'm blown away!

After becoming a parent, I wanted something creative and flexible to do during nap time. I started with a Crafted Threads design bundle, ordered a Cricut from Amazon, and made parent-themed shirts just for fun. Turns out, other parents LOVE custom t-shirts! Selling them at community meet-ups has been an amazing way to connect with others and make some extra money on the side. Highly recommend this setup!

This is hands down the most impressive tutorial I've come across on this subject.

Thanks for this fantastic guide. Your expertise really shines through.

Watched a lot of T-shirt printing videos, but this one truly stands out as top-notch.

Thank you for this wonderful tutorial, You are very professional.

This is the best how to video on YT, thankyou for providing your information is a very clear and concise way ❤❤

Cool, where do you store everything if you have 100 designs, with multiple colors for every design

Maybe there was an update or change to this process since the video was made but I got the template from the site followed everything to a T

Couple of questions. What emulsion remover are you using? How long are you leaving screens in dip tank?

Very curious about how you were lining up your film on the platen and the screen to that.. not sure I understand your process there.

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Hey! Where did you get your labels with your precut design on it? Thanks!!

I appreciate your video. So detailed and informative! I have a question about printing rich black. My Canon Pixma Pro 100 is a photo ink jet printer. I followed your instructions except for using the rip software and the blacks aren't as solid as they need to be. Should I invest in a printer dedicated for graphics? Thank you.

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HELLO! are you just using scales that read in incriments of 1g? on the magnamix website it says it gives you measurements in 2 decimal places.. so looking at some expensive scales. but if your just using ones with 1g or 0.1g resolution then happy days i wont have spend so much on scales.. :)

Hi thanks so much Just a wanted to let me know how you set the printer to print the clear film I know you have a Epson

Muy bueno, tendrias algun ejemplo de como hacer la imagen de la mujer? queria usar una foto de mi hijo con el mismo proceso. Gracias

what brand of photo emulsion did you used?

vastex and antec and anatol are the top manual press

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Hey Jessie do you still use accurip currently today in 2024? I heard accurip isn’t as good now and not worth it because it’s subscription based. Have you ever used any other rips like filmmaker v10?

I have seen several videos on T-shirt printing, but this one is so professional. I am truly inspired by their workshop, equipment, and, of course, her personality.

are you using creative cloud Photoshop 2024 please let me know thanks

Interesting, what an illustrative software are you using?

Very interesting video

Hello how much do you charge for a screen

please can someone explain what she means by the difference between flood and fill thankyou xxx

Awesome info. Tried to download the Seperation Studio NXT templates but your website keeps on telling me "Invalid download link".

Photoshop allows the user to make spot channels for custom colors.

Hello, do you have a link to those clamps. They are perfect I really needed this video

how do you add you registration marks

Thank you very informative. god bless

Fantastic video, thank you! Can I ask if you know a reputable supplier for the PET film here in the UK? We are in Bristol and just need to find some for a little project! Thanks! Simon

Hi Chessie, What size is your go to Pallets on your Kruzer press. I'm setup in the most smallest space ever with this Kruzer and 16"x22" pallets, you'd laugh if you could see me. To gain a bit more room I'm thinking of getting 16"x18" pallets if available and can't see this restricting me to much or will it, what do you think? Thanks for your help. Regards Gerry

We are done a screen printing using discharge ink but the colour is faded away within 6-7 hours , how can we over come this problem

Very helpful. Thank you for taking the time to go through all the steps!

Great video, love hearing your story. I got into screen printing last year and love the process. I've always wanted to print and sell my own t-shirt designs.

Thanks for answering my question! It was actually really inspiring to hear where you started and then see where you are now, so I really appreciate it. Cheers!

very happy to see your videos and growth . keep going .

I've found that for screen printing on cardboard boxes or paper the best option is just plain old acrylic. You can get a large jug of "student grade" stuff for very cheap, I think I paid about $10 for a liter. Comes on any color, available at art stores and dollar stores. You don't need to buy the premium for this purpose.