Realistic T-Shirt Mockups with Live Color Change in Cricut Design Space

[@kiacurry5840]

WOW!!! I know this video is 2 years old, but I really hope this still works. If I can do this, i will never have to buy mockup shirts again!

[@kiacurry5840]

@@garynunncreative okay! Right now I'm just waiting to be accepted by your group. I'm so excited to be joining!

[@judyswitzer4678]

This is amazing. It's so simple, and the answer to a real problem I've been having. Thank you.

[@stephanyhartman4958]

Wow this is so cool! Thank you for sharing this video!

[@dancingsenior8011]

Great!! But how do you get the finished mockup off as a file you can save and upload to a webpage?????????????

[@barbaramorrison7213]

@@garynunncreative Thank you It worked perfectly!

[@SHYsArt]

TFS, TMI right now but will use in future, thanks.

[@deeoliver3066]

when I upload the shadow version to my computer it wasn't one color...it had random dark blotches throughout. how can I change that.

[@eleynamorris9031]

How do I get mockup photos of shirts done in colored vinyl because the vinyl color isn't on the image that goes into cricut the image in cricut is black. You don't see the color until the end result! I can't find ANYONE who can help me with this.

[@stephanyhartman4958]

I'm trying to do the same! Did you figure out a solution?

[@joancook8454]

Why do you need a shadow layer of tee shirt for a mock Up?

[@georgeschneider2702]

Why dont you just use the Canvas option for a t-shirt? No searching, downloading, uploading or clean up. And you can change it to any color. It's all built into design space.