Great idea! I’ve brought your vision to life and designed the artwork just as you imagined. I’d love to hear your thoughts! Here’s a link to view the finished piece. 😊 www.etsy.com/listing/1812630510/2-sets-old-motel-sign-welcome-cowgirl

@ LOVE IT!! It was what I imagined!! I was watching it and wishing I could suggest it during the video design tutorial lol. As I listened to what the buyer was asking and then was able to see the purchased design that is how I imagined what she was trying to convey. With the beautiful designed cowgirl and her lasso, matching hat and boots…hand in the air was amazing and then with buyers request…I imagined her pointing out towards the sign. I am NOT a creative designer like you and I know no matter how creative we are-when someone asks you to do something completely new it’s as hard as creating it to begin with…I am amazed that you read my comment and even took it into consideration let alone give me credit on your store (wow! What a girls girl you are!! I love you even more now!!) With this being an addition to an already created design…I would go as far giving the option to original buy to have…word of mouth is just more sales and she’s already a repeat customer ⭐️⭐️ that can only lead to more and great reviews, but I also would double down on it…if it works and ppl want it…keep building! I would do an option with that as a thumbnail and do some A/B split testing on it and a few others you may now see where you could add and maybe hit some bestsellers bc you are already hitting all the trendy content right now such as cowgirl, checkerboard, color palette, vintage, western, western font, and boots, ect. You have so many…you could triple your listings by leaving your originals, but new listings by just adding more value and customization offers, and doing A/B testing (duplicate same listing,) but using different thumbnails, maybe even check your data and see the keywords ppl are finding you by and A/B testing with keeping old ones bc you don’t want to mess with their ranking but also add new set of SEO with data and see where that leads you! Keep up the great trending element and designs! Remember each NEW listing Etsy gives a push in the algorithm so if you add all those new listings like 5 a day it will keep you or move you higher!! I LOVE it and I’m glad I found your channel! I’m getting ready to open a POD shop, so I will for sure be looking at your designs to purchase!! I’m learning design techniques now-canva, Kittl and Inkscape bc I want to learn how to manually make brand new designs and sometimes it’s good to go to basics like Inkscape (free) but 90% can be done in canva and Kittl now with so many updates. I’m trying AI but I use it more for info not designs so much unless I want an element and remake an already existing element so I have a new one that will also be new and nobody else can have! Love the tutorials and how to design! Thank goodness for designers like you!! Congratulations and good lick on your journey and future on Etsy and your YT channel! Design tutorials and trend niches is where it’s at 😉and I’m sure you already know what doubling down and A/B testing is, but maybe some of your subscribers don’t. I watch a lot of 1% like Cassiy Johnson, Simply Shawna, Jays way, Detour Shirts, CU Online, Heather Studios, Taylor POD, Simply Mandy POD (not are exactly correct names but easily searchable) but they do a lot of trend reports and design tutorials and purchase digital designs from Etsy and CF, ect so they will keep designers ahead bc they talk about working 60-90 days outwards. Add the trends to evergreens and holidays and you’ll be ahead as well!! Digital shops are awesome bc I can’t do what you do!! I will keep watching and love the shout out and conversing with your audience!!!!!

@@stacyosborn4537 Wow, thank you so much for your kind words and thoughtful feedback! It truly means the world to me that you took the time to share your thoughts and experiences. I'm so glad the design turned out how you envisioned it-it’s always my goal to bring ideas to life and make them even better than imagined! Your insights and suggestions are incredibly valuable, and I appreciate you sharing them with me. The idea of adding variations and doing A/B testing is brilliant, and I’ll definitely explore that further. I’m so thrilled that the trends and elements I’m working on resonate with you-it’s encouraging to know I’m heading in the right direction! It’s amazing to hear about your journey into designing and opening a POD shop. I have no doubt you’ll create incredible work, and I’m honored to be a part of your inspiration. You’re already on the right path by learning from different tools and creators, and I’m so excited to see what you create. Thank you for your support, kind words, and encouragement. It means so much to me! Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you ever have questions or just want to share your progress-I’d love to hear how things are going. Wishing you all the best on your creative journey! 💕

@ Thank you so much too!! Your words mean a lot to me!! I’ve always been the researcher and teaching type (not designer or creative one) and I can give all the right advice bc I’m such a sponge when it comes to education and sharing my knowledge and love to lift everyone I can up! I am a RN and love my job, but I’m burnt out after 15+ years. Too much baggage and politics! I have had a hard childhood and early 20’s. I always wanted independency and wanted to move (didn’t happen…yet) I am making myself move out of my comfort zone to build confidence in myself-not be so afraid to fail or try new things and put my knowledge to my own use! I am setting goals to push myself and l have found myself in analysis paralysis (where I researched so much I am now almost paralyzed with next steps) which I know what to do! I just have to do it and not be afraid of it! Trust the process and let it come naturally and not put any pressure or timeframe. I’ve learned that this type of thing takes time, patience and effort BUT if I don’t start-nothing will happen!! Even all the 1% say-stop procrastination and just start! Yes, get all the basics, a work flow, ect but don’t get hung up on any steps too long bc that’s time wasted! And they are right! It’s like studying all the parts of an upcoming test…that you already know! You have to study or learn the stuff you don’t yet know or not fully and eventually it all comes together! I do have shinny object syndrome so picking ONE major type of project has been an issue. Everyone does shorts, but everyone buys them lol. I like wall art as well. But they say pick one and until you master it and find success -then branch out and add designs to a product if it makes sense-don’t jump around and if you don’t find success-maybe then you need to find a better suited product or if doing everything right it may not the what I should do. I do get nervous I can’t create anything that hasn’t been done and add value to the market so I can get a foot in the door! There are so many listings that I find it hard to find anything that’s not been done lol. I know I’m not supposed to design what I like but what is selling! And that’s hard! And learning all these skills are hard too. I’m not going to buy each product so I have to pray that they print well! But slowly I am trying to create so I can scale the designs and do A/B testing and launch like 10 at once and then at least 1-2 a day for a month. Not 100% ALL different designs-similar but different AND maybe like 5 basic designs and scale off those 5 to make variations. I do have a question and maybe it’s for DTF-I watched a video of someone who is homemade DTF or cricket…which if I do shirts…any shirt…it would be DTG…if you can help me…for example if I use black on a design--would I delete the black areas make transparent IF putting on a black garment?? It looks crazy if you don’t put it on a black background when creating but i understand why that person said it bc NO black would print the same…im not meaning removing background so you don’t have a black box. They were designing a beautiful woman of color and they were using a black shirt and said to delete all black-so her hair was outlined..whole design was…they had words inside of it (kinda shape font style) filled with empowering words. They made a variation that left black for white shirt. Is that only with DTF? And why only black with black shirt? What if you made a snowman…had him outlined and put on a white shirt…would you leave everything that appears white “knocked out or transparent so you wouldn’t see a difference between the white garment and white ink?? That was only video I heard that in for color in design-they have a brand and I know they sale a lot but I can’t for life of me remember which channel/video! It 💯makes sense and I tried it on a design I removed background-vectorized it and it looked wild but soon as I put on black background it looked perfect. I hope you understand what I’m saying and it could go for any color on color garment. But I’d say black or a lot of white on white with an outlined element would be the majority of having to do if you should do it? Do you know if that goes for DTG printing like from printify? Or only DTF or vinyl since you are actually printing the design out and applying on top of garment? What’s your opinion? Or thoughts? Thank you so much!!!!! Many blessings and ty for offering me to ask questions! I may have a lot one day 😂

@@stacyosborn4537 Wow, thank you so much for sharing your journey with me! I can feel your passion for learning and helping others. It’s inspiring to see you stepping out of your comfort zone, pushing past fear, and trusting the process. You’re absolutely right-taking action is the key! Even small steps every day will lead to big progress over time. I completely understand the struggle of "shiny object syndrome" and trying to pick just one focus. It’s tough when so many things are exciting, but you’re on the right track-mastering one area first will help build momentum. Once you find what works, you can expand from there. Wall art and print-on-demand are both great choices, and the good news is that digital products allow for experimentation without too much risk! As for your concern about originality, I hear you! The market is full of designs, but the key is to find ways to add your own unique touch. Even small details-like a color variation, typography choice, or a creative layout-can make a design stand out. Trends evolve constantly, so staying adaptable and keeping an eye on what’s selling (without overthinking) is a great strategy. Now, onto your printing questions! Yes! What you heard in the video is true for certain printing methods. Here’s a breakdown: ✅ DTG (Direct-to-Garment) Printing (like Printify or Printful) DTG printers print directly onto the fabric, and they automatically detect the garment color to adjust ink usage. If you’re printing on a black shirt, leaving black areas in your design won’t cause issues because DTG won’t print unnecessary black ink-it just uses the black of the fabric. The same applies to white ink on white shirts. You don’t have to remove the color manually; DTG printers handle it. ✅ DTF (Direct-to-Film) & Vinyl Printing These methods involve printing a design onto a transfer film or vinyl sheet, which is then heat-pressed onto the shirt. For DTF and vinyl, if your design has black in it and you’re printing on a black shirt, you should remove the black areas so the shirt's color shows through instead of printing extra black ink. This keeps the design from looking odd or overly layered. The same applies to white on white-if you’re printing a snowman on a white shirt, you’d typically remove the white areas so the shirt itself acts as the white color. If you’re using Printify or Printful for DTG, you can leave the colors in your design as they are, and the printer will handle it. But if you’re working with DTF or vinyl, removing those areas makes the design look more natural on the fabric. I love how you’re thinking about launching your designs strategically! Scaling a few base designs into multiple variations is a smart way to increase listings without starting from scratch every time. A/B testing is also a great idea-it helps you see what works best and refine your approach over time. I truly appreciate your kind words and the positive energy you bring! Your drive to learn and grow is incredible, and I have no doubt you’ll find success. Keep going, and trust yourself. Wishing you all the best on your journey! 😊✨

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