Jack Franklin & Roy Hinkle – Alpha Supply Co

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Heat Press Basics - A complete primer on the most important features of all heat presses and details that can be important to you.

Explaining the Cad-Print Process

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This video gives a 10 minute demonstration of the cad-print process which utilizes the Roland Versacamm printer/cutter for creating heat transfers for wearables and non-wearables.

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Here is an advanced tutorial on a "new" decoration method, tackle twill adhered with heat transfer vinyl. This process gives you the simulation of a kiss cut applique. The advantage to this process is that you can apply the twill fabric to a t-shirt without having to own embroidery equipment and...

Flickr slideshow

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This slideshow shows the steps needed to trim around transfer paper for light colored garments with the Roland GX-24 vinyl cutter.

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We broke new ground on Friday over here and I thought I'd share our experiences. Yes, we tried out custom rhinestone transfers and you know what? I FREAKIN' LOVE THEM! There, I said it.

I was skeptical of going this route because for a few reasons -


Our target demographic isn't really...

Advice from a t-shirt businessperson and a blogger

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A summary of advice on getting your shirts reviewed by a t-shirt blogger. What to do and what not to do.

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PLEASE NOTE: No, you can't print plastisol transfers from a home printer. You need screen printing equipment to print plastisol transfers

This article is more for someone who is already doing screen printing directly onto t-shirts and has the equipment already to do screen printing.

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Steve

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So we took the plunge at the ISS Atlantic City and bought a Roland Versacamm SP-300! The anticipation mounted as we waited for our unit and when it came…. We still had to wait to setup the unit with the tech rep from Imprintables Warehouse. Mike Koval from Imprintables came out and helped me carry...

Ken

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I noticed there were some questions on halftone colors and how to create them while doing some searching around, so I figured I'll create a thread for those still new to PS and wanting to know an easy way to make a half tone layer.

For this tutorial i used Photoshop CS, but it should be pretty...

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This is not your typical ePaper, booklet or white paper on a fast growing and rapidly changing garment decorating technology. But, rather this is an evolving body of information from the industry that will provide a solid foundation of knowledge for someone who is contemplating bringing direct-to-garment (dtg) printing into their business. All I did was compile this information and links to other sites into what I call an i-Paper (AKA an Industry Paper).