philegibe

I don't like spending money re-inventing the wheel.

I mean, because I want to start right, and because nothing is better than hands-on experience, I would not mind paying 100 dollars a day for a 2 days session doing t-shirts assisted by a pro somewhere in the US.

That would be before I purchase any hardware. I would maybe even purchase the hardware from the pro who teached me, so that he would make a commission.

Is there anything like it in the t-shirt world ? Photographers, ULM sellers, lots of people do it.

All I need is printing words on colour or black cotton and polyester t-shirts. 2 days should be more than enough to learn ?

 

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philegibe

Sorry, I should have searched for "seminar" before opening my mouth. Pls forget this msg.

 

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buzzzon2

My suggestion for something quick and simple would be to buy a pack of avery transfer paper. It comes with a disk to help you design many things. it flips it for you, give you many clip art pictures. That is a way of getting an idea of what to do. It has a standard size square so that you wont go outside the 8.5x11 sheet of paper.

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mmagdesigner

Great Garment Graphics puts seminars on all the time two days with all the info you will need they are set up with others in this feild and will get you all the connections you need

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mmagdesigner

oh yeah and i forgot to mention it is all free!!!!

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philegibe

Buzzon2,

Thanks a lot.

But then I would have to trim around the letters right ? I would like to do it by myself but I don't want to have to trim around the letters. I know :-)

 

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philegibe

Great news magdesigner, thank you so much !

 

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jiarby

USSCREEN teaches classes every month in AZ

 

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mmagdesigner

if you are just using vinyl and heat trasfers then you are going to need a cutter

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philegibe

mmagdesigner, your last msg and this youtube movie YouTube - Heat Applied Vinyl for T-Shirts made me save quite a lot of time...

Viny really looks like this is all I need, and I love not to have to use ink.

Thank you !

 

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