Recreating Walmart TShirt Design Using Cricut Warp| Design Space Tutorial

[@audreygreen911]

I love how you show all the tricks and tips of making T-shirts. I want to make and design t shirts but I feel like people don’t like vinyl. You make look so easy.

[@PurposelyPrepared87]

Oh thank you so much!! I really appreciate it!! vinyl is the love of my life 🤣🤣 BUT! If i use DTF when making tshirts I plan on wearing (or others plan on wearing) repeatedly.. I love htv when it’s a “few wears” design

[@aliciahernandez-ns9kp]

This is so adorable!!!

[@PurposelyPrepared87]

Thank you.!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@SheWritesHerJourney_]

This is sooooo creativity beautiful

[@PurposelyPrepared87]

Thank youuuuu so much!!

[@SheWritesHerJourney_]

@ you’re so welcome 💕

[@bookieadebiyi422]

this is sooo me! i watch a music video, see a tee shirt i like, freeze the video, take a picture and recreate! my son and sister are tired of me!!!!!!!

[@PurposelyPrepared87]

Girl!!!!!! SAME!!! Like you getting this tshirt whether you like it or not!! I have another video comin where I saw this dope Gymshark tshirt that’s sold out and I want it so - HERE COMES THE CRICUT!

[@Infinity2025-0]

Awesome video. I was in Target buying cricut supplies & came across some t-shirts and was thinking about using the design but make it better for my personal use. Thanks for blessing us as always. When I'm traveling I'm always looking at store signs wondering what fonts style is that. That ever happens to u.

[@PurposelyPrepared87]

Yes!!!! That’s the only thing that drives me crazy is determining what font they used - esp if it’s a dope font! Thats so frustrating

[@Infinity2025-0]

@@PurposelyPrepared87Drives me crazy too 😂. U should check out the Price is Right Font. They say it's a Jazz Gothic Font. I like the letters they use. Just my opinion though. Have a bless day

[@jumazingapparel]

Love the content. I have a question? You do a lot of designing on cricut. Do you ever take those designs to make transfers? If so how do you do that?

[@PurposelyPrepared87]

Oh I absolutely do.. I honestly prefer Kittl when doing transfer designs because of the quality of the final product is better but Cricut can absolutely do this. If you go to my TikTok (let me know if you have TikTok or not), I just posted a video about how to do it (purposeltprepared87 - same username) three days ago! But if you don’t have one I can try and explain here