LEARN TO MAKE CUSTOM T-SHIRTS WITH HEAT TRANSFER VINYL, STEP BY STEP

Heat Transfer Vinyl T-Shirts, Step by Step is a plain-language guide to cutting, weeding, pressing, and selling custom shirts. No jargon. No guessing. Just the steps, in the order you do them.

I wrote it from my own shirt business. In my first year I had $24,000 in gross sales on Etsy and another $10,000 on my own website, all from vinyl on t-shirts, tote bags, sweatshirts, and baby onesies, while working a full-time job. (Gross sales means total sales before costs. Your results will depend on your designs, time, and what you sell.)

WHAT YOU WILL BE ABLE TO DO
– Pick the right vinyl and the right shirt for the job
– Design, cut, and weed a clean design
– Place it in the right spot and press it so it sticks
– Fix common problems like lifting edges, scorching, and backwards designs
– Care for your shirts so they last through the wash
– Layer two colors, and use specialty vinyl
– Price your shirts and sell them for a profit

WHAT IS INSIDE (105 PAGES, 16 CHAPTERS)
1. Welcome and how to use this book
2. What HTV is (and isn’t)
3. Your tool kit
4. Know your vinyl
5. Know your shirts
6. Designing shirts that cut and weed easily
7. Cutting
8. Weeding like a pro
9. Placement and measuring
10. Pressing
11. Washing, care, and making shirts last
12. Layering and specialty vinyl
13. The Fix-It Guide
14. Turning it into a business
15. Ten practice projects
16. What’s next

PLUS PRINTABLE PAGES TO KEEP BY YOUR PRESS
A time-and-temperature cheat sheet, a troubleshooting chart, a shirt placement chart, a pricing worksheet, a supply checklist, a customer care card, a press settings log, and a glossary.

WHO THIS IS FOR
– Beginners who have never touched a cutting machine
– Crafters who can press a shirt but want cleaner results
– Anyone who wants to start a small shirt business from home

WHAT YOU NEED
A cutting machine, a way to press with heat (a heat press or an iron), vinyl, and a shirt. The steps work with Cricut, Silhouette, Brother, and other cutters. I point out where they differ.

WHAT YOU GET
– One PDF ebook, 105 pages
– Instant download after purchase
– Works on a computer, tablet, or phone
– The printable pages are in the back of the book

GOOD TO KNOW
– This is a digital download. Nothing is shipped.
– Vinyl brands make different settings. The book teaches you to check your own vinyl label, because the label always wins.
– Not affiliated with Cricut, Silhouette, Brother, or Siser. Brand names are used only to say what the steps work with.

Questions? Send me a message. I am happy to help.

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Heat Transfer Vinyl T-Shirts Step by Step: HTV Beginner Guide, Start a T-Shirt Business