The metal clips on the press and the safety ruler both now on my 'next order list' - thank you! I don't do sublimation but heat-tape is an essential for my tiny studio. I'm terrible at lining up my transfers, so marking my shirts with heat tape for transfer placement has made made my pressing-life much less stressful.
That trash can on wheels is too real man...I bought most of my furniture in the work area with wheels so I can constantly change the configuration while I'm working and those bins with the pull out feature are always so good
Received my rolling trash can today from Seville Classics. It matches my embroidery room table and storage cabinets that are by Seville Classics (stainless steel garage furniture). I'm not using the top cover. It about 27" high without the top.
Thank you. These tools are helpful to have. I’m going to pick up the safety ruler. I have the regular metal ones you also displayed. The safety ruler is a great idea.
For my larger sizes, I made a shirt folder out of cardboard but have upgraded to that corrugated plastic for vinyl signs. I used the Amazon one as a template. The cardboard one was fine but I came across a whole sheet of that plastic. It helped me out with the 2x and 3x sizes.
Thanks again for the wisdom and inspiration bruddah. For whatever reason, your videos don’t populate in my feed, but I’ll ensure to keep checking in. Keep up the great work. Shoots bro🤙🏻
Hi Big Brandoh! Does using the non stick cover or Teflon sheet reduce the heat to the transfer? I see you use plastic bags to put your finished shirts in. What is you take on cellophane bags?
Can someone please help me. In this example, there are multiple t-shirt sizes that need to be made for a family photo shoot. Let’s say family A last name is Westmoreland, and family B last name is Jones. If both tees are size x-large, I can get a larger font on the tee that has Jones (less words) for a last name. But if I do that, wouldn’t it look kinda crazy when everyone is pictured together? Well, there are a total of 20 kids, ranging in t-shirt size from a onesie to an extra large. I am so confused about this that I am probably not doing a good job at asking this question. Do I use the same size font on all the shirts that are the same size: 120 font on all x-large shirts, regardless of how long the longest word is? Sorry for kinda rambling, but I would greatly appreciate any help as I want to do a good job.
The metal clips on the press and the safety ruler both now on my 'next order list' - thank you! I don't do sublimation but heat-tape is an essential for my tiny studio. I'm terrible at lining up my transfers, so marking my shirts with heat tape for transfer placement has made made my pressing-life much less stressful.
As a new subscriber, I’ve binged at least 5 videos so far and I appreciate you 🙏🏾💪🏾. Thank you for the quality content!
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This helps so much!!!!
Thank u Big Brandoh
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Been doing this for a bit and there were 5-6 different things I might change up to make things a bit easier. Thank you good video
That trash can on wheels is too real man...I bought most of my furniture in the work area with wheels so I can constantly change the configuration while I'm working and those bins with the pull out feature are always so good
Great Idea! I ordered trash can on rollers. Thank you.
Received my rolling trash can today from Seville Classics. It matches my embroidery room table and storage cabinets that are by Seville Classics (stainless steel garage furniture). I'm not using the top cover. It about 27" high without the top.
Thank you. These tools are helpful to have. I’m going to pick up the safety ruler. I have the regular metal ones you also displayed. The safety ruler is a great idea.
Game changing behind the scene information
I am just starting out and I am learning where to start with supplies and organization, this really helps. Thank you so much. You inspire me!!!
You are so awesome. I want that ruler. I have a different one...but I need the extra length
Simple, yet extremely effective! Love it!
For my larger sizes, I made a shirt folder out of cardboard but have upgraded to that corrugated plastic for vinyl signs. I used the Amazon one as a template. The cardboard one was fine but I came across a whole sheet of that plastic. It helped me out with the 2x and 3x sizes.
Thanks again for the wisdom and inspiration bruddah. For whatever reason, your videos don’t populate in my feed, but I’ll ensure to keep checking in. Keep up the great work. Shoots bro🤙🏻
I still got 2 dozen of those flip down boxes.
your sittin on gold! hahaa i forgot you found a warehouse full of'em a while back.
What's good? Are you trying to come up off a few of them? Lol. Get at me if so. ✌🏾
Tons of gems here!
Always dropping jems.
Preciate it. All the info you share is very helpful.
Thank you for the knowledge. This was a great help!
Great tips. Hey from So California
Thanks for the info bro❤ INFINITE BLESSINGS🧿✨ Can you make videos more on your work process? Thank you
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Hi Big Brandoh! Does using the non stick cover or Teflon sheet reduce the heat to the transfer? I see you use plastic bags to put your finished shirts in. What is you take on cellophane bags?
Yo yo yo!!! When did you get the 16x20 signature series? You were the 15 x 15 guy. Why did you end up needing the bigger press?
Hey Brandoh, where are those travel bags on Amazon? Can you drop a name?
look up "moving bags" they'll pop up
Embroidery on T-shirts what do you think about the sewing machines to start?
Where's the Amazon link for the products?
What’s the best way to package hats???
in a box. so it doesnt get crushed in shipping. measure your hat and buy a box that will fit those measurements.
THANKS GREAT VIDEO BRO THANKS!!! LETSGOOOOO. #RSA
Can someone please help me. In this example, there are multiple t-shirt sizes that need to be made for a family photo shoot.
Let’s say family A last name is Westmoreland, and family B last name is Jones. If both tees are size x-large, I can get a larger font on the tee that has Jones (less words) for a last name. But if I do that, wouldn’t it look kinda crazy when everyone is pictured together?
Well, there are a total of 20 kids, ranging in t-shirt size from a onesie to an extra large.
I am so confused about this that I am probably not doing a good job at asking this question.
Do I use the same size font on all the shirts that are the same size: 120 font on all x-large shirts, regardless of how long the longest word is?
Sorry for kinda rambling, but I would greatly appreciate any help as I want to do a good job.