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What is an "Aspect Ratio"? An Aspect Ratio is the ratio of your artworks width to height.  Example: If you have an image that is 10" wide and 5" Tall its aspect ratio is 2:1 Why does it matter? If you lock your image's aspect ratios and scale the art up to 20" wide the height will scale up to 10" wide.  This will maintain the "look" of your art.   If you were to scale the width to 20" and  and the height to 20" you will have changed the aspect ratio and your images will appear "stretched". Artwork Dimensions...

3D Puff Heat Transfer Vinyl is a foaming vinyl that self expands when heated, creating a raised texture. These HTVs are perfect for adding some dimension to your designs.

                          Tips and Tricks For using Sublimation Fabrics  Here are some Tips and Tricks For Bringing your Sublimation Game to the Next Level with Heat Transferred Sublimatable Fabrics. Let's go through some key steps that will allow you to create sublimated designs that can be applied to ANY apparel project. Prepping Your Designs Print your sublimation transfer, (which should be printed mirrored and with a bleed if you do not want a white outline.) Cut  & Weed your fabric using your cutter. (If you notice fraying of the material,...

Weeding multiple layers for multi-color designs can be time consuming and some designs are too intricate to weed and layer. That’s where Weedless HTV prints come to the rescue! Applying Weedless Transfers Today, we are going to walk through how to apply your Custom Printed Weedless Htv Transfers.Items you will need: Scissors- to cut around your images. Non-stick sheet- to protect your image and apparel. Heat press- to ensure even heat and pressure. Heat tape- (optional) to keep your images in place. Preparing Your Transfers Unless you requested to apply the adhesive yourself, your transfer will come with adhesive applied....

Printed HTV Transfers are an excellent way to reduce the time required to produce custom apparel without the time and workload typically associated with cutting, weeding, and pressing layer upon layer of htv. This method allows for lightweight prints and speedy delivery times with no limitations on color count.