How To Use Cricut Design Space To Make Designs For Your Clothing Brand |STEP BY STEP GUIDE|

[@FlorianGilyottz]

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!

[@AdairDrejerz]

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!

[@hotzauhse]

The effect on the letters is the thing that really caught my attention. The way they look like embossed or something like that

[@TheRecipeWorldwide]

Thank you!!! 💫

[@gutter1500]

A lot of free game you give out 💪🏾 I was doing clothes 10 years ago been retired for awhile. Been watching your videos for the past week and bought your whole setup from one of your videos and been fucking with this cricut and heat press for the past 2 days 🙏🏾💪🏾

[@dtfentertainment1993]

I Like how you freestyle and show us different ways of stuff

[@ClementinaHabishawz]

Really appreciate you putting it out there! Fantastic video.

[@GabyAspenlonz]

Appreciate all the details you’ve shared!

[@PaulitarKulvear]

Absolutely spot on! Can’t wait to test it out.

[@MalorysGernier]

Grateful for you and all your efforts.

[@SeanDavis-o4g]

Nice, i didnt know Cricut Design Space can be so big, it always gives me that ! saying to large, i will try this

[@dtfentertainment1993]

Ima try this with my brand fasho you hard 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@TyeGeeringz]

This was incredibly useful, thanks a lot!

[@AnthiaIvesz]

Great content! I learned something new today!

[@TerryFarrowz]

Thank you for this awesome video.

[@classycaffeinated4846]

Super dope

[@HowYouHoldinUp_ThePodcast]

Golden child! Thanks champ.

[@D0n0t_Disturb]

Love your content! Watch every video. Friendly word of advice. If you want to continue growth think about expanding your content. Think things like buying HTV off Amazon, compare ease of use, feel, quality of multiple brands on one shirt. Additional content; take those shirts to a laundry mat and run commercial wash tests. There isn't videos of commercial wash tests on KZbin. Branch out to HTV as a whole and continue to push your brand as well. Hope this finds you well. I'm excited to see your growth in the coming months and years.

[@TheRecipeWorldwide]

I love this advice. Thank you so much for taking time into leaving this comment. I definitely agree with you about expanding my content. I was mainly just focused on getting my base videos out so I can bring in an audience so then I can further expand and provide more value to an audience that I cultivated.

[@cannablissdreams]

this shirt technique is DOPE!!! thanks!! 🔥 🔥 🔥

[@TheRecipeWorldwide]

Glad you like it! 💫

[@YoSoyKaixa-Pr]

I got all day watching all your videos 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@lauragadson9157]

So glad to find you. I will be studying ❤😊❤

[@uabish5314]

Never knew what the subtract was really for but this makes sense to not stack the Htv thanks

[@ednacleveland9552]

Love love it

[@HijabiBarbie07]

This is the tutorial I needed! I couldn’t figure out how to get a border around the text like that. Thank you so much! You have a new subscriber :)

[@shvqLover]

This is ❤️‍🔥

[@TheRecipeWorldwide]

Thank you! 🙏

[@rzqdzn]

That’s a lot of weeding. What’s the cost breakdown to make one shirt? Dope shirt and tutorial.

[@fernandoorozco3469]

Great content!

[@nini1sp]

THANK YOU ❤

[@icebearhikes]

Thank you so so much!! Very useful video!

[@cenaidarodriguez8070]

That looks Amazing 👏👏👏👏

[@yin6218]

can i use a cricut explore 3 to do this

[@ChoDaFuture]

This might be a stupid question but can you layer 2 different type of VTV. Like puff vinyl on bottom and flock vinyl on top. Or reflective vinyl bottom with puff on top?

[@Cannilive]

Appreciate the game bro..!

[@armandolara2248]

do you have a video in how to do black outline htv kind of like a coloring page stuff if it makes any sense

[@CatherineRansfield]

Hey man do we have to buy this? My canvas looks different

[@CrisFlores-wn6qs]

Where do you get your blanks from ?

[@Wilsinart]

Did you do a final press once all the elements in the design were on the shirt? Or is the 4 seconds each enough? Thanks! Great content as Always! Thank you so much! 🙏🏾

[@RakaZulu74]

How did you make that cut so big?

[@Ramellosugahill]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@TheRecipeWorldwide]

🙌

[@chrissarmiento9477]

What brand of puff u use?

[@TheRecipeWorldwide]

Link in bio

[@JUNIORSUICIDE99]

What heat press is that? Link?

[@Alibaba-u2e]

I tried to follow your other video like this and kept getting stuck. My layers go from top to bottom for example my text and offset are at the top yours are at the bottom, did u customize it like that

[@roearcher7384]

❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

[@gganz991]

Brother, can you ship your vinyls to Sweden?

[@Ectavist]

Hey bro know you get alot of comments can you drop pictures that we can convert into svgs for us to use? Maybe like a drive share or a file share full of them?

[@TheRecipeWorldwide]

This is an amazing idea 💡

[@perez3363]

Will I need to buy cricut access to do this

[@Qu8xr]

yes

[@dylen15]

Been doing this, but some of my customer returned their shirt for some issues the design peel off after few wash maybe the quality the technique and follow all the steps and still it doesn't last longer than I thought.

[@lmf5755]

Wow. I purchased a heat press and a cricut for fun 😃 The transferring process is confusing. The vinyl instructions from Amazon didn't specify which part of the paper faces up and where the transfer paper goes 🙄 Anyways I enjoy your tutorials, and your artwork is unique!

[@jos3rodrigu3z28]

Bro what shirt do you recommend to start doing your own t-shirt design business? Because the t-shirt you use for your designs (Shaka wear) is a little expensive :( I hope you can help me thanks bro

[@Cultureddesire]

How big is the design

[@TheRecipeWorldwide]

24 inches By 19 Inches bro. That’s why I had to do it in sections

[@altheaharris6766]

Help me please

[@TheRecipeWorldwide]

Are you I danger? What’s going on? 911?

[@bundybear2410]

How do you get your designs so big?

[@cookiemonster2044]

all that vinyl must make wearing that shirt uncomfortable switch to DTF vinyl is only for little designs.

[@TheRecipeWorldwide]

If you’re using cheap vinyl then yeah probably. Invest in better supplies instead of being cheap next time you use vinyl and you’ll have a different experience.

[@rcane6842]

Don't you experience any problems with your Cricut? Been looking in YT about common problems and it seems a lot of people experience it one way or another

[@TheRecipeWorldwide]

Me personally, I have never experienced any problems over the last three years. I’ve made thousands of pieces of garments at this point.

[@Gmoney7173]

Tough!

[@NealeTarrenz]

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!