Make Money Selling Customizable POD Blankets on Etsy Made Using Canva And Printed By Printful
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My name is Kelly and welcome to Therapy Designs, the channel that's all about teaching beginning designers/non-designers how to create print on demand T-shirt designs using Canva. If you are new to print on demand and want a full tutorial on how to create different types of designs, then this is the channel for you. Each week, videos will give step by step instructions on how to create a new design using different tips and tricks. Learn simple text based designs up through complex graphic and photo editing designs for your POD business. Tutorials go over graphic design, different design platforms, seller platforms, and how to design for different products. Learn how you can grow an online business selling T-shirts and generate supplemental income each month. I currently sell on Merch by Amazon, RedBubble, Etsy, and through Amazon Seller Central as well as with KDP.
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This video gives step by step instructions on how to use Canva to create customizable print on demand blankets on platforms such as Etsy using the Printful integration. Make money with POD by selling more than just standard T-shirts. This in depth video shows how to design for custom blankets and download them at a large enough size for large prints. You can also learn how to find templates for items on printful as well as download printful mockups. Learn useful tips and tricks to help you make quality designs efficiently and learn how you can sell customized designs.
I love your channel😅 No chitchat just solid gold designs
Thank you so much for the tutorial! I wanted to design a blanket but couldn't because Canva didn't go big enough. Now, thanks to you, I can! 😀
I love your videos. You are unique, creative and have excellent designs and best of all you don’t follow all the other “POD influencers” all doing the same thing then selling a course for $$$$$$.
Not too long!!! An excellent tutorial. Thank you. Definitely faster than Photoshop.
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Thankyou for sharing your knowledge, it is helping a small community group design apparel for doing fundraising for our rural community
Boom!!!! Always wondered how to get a bigger design for blankets, tapestries and such??!!! Subscribing now 🙂
Dont know how i missed this ...but really useful tutorial..
As always very well explained and i can see your sincerity... More sales to you n keep sharing ❤❤ Thanks
Amazing video, thank you for the tips!
Aloha, i have recently found you on youtube where your designs and skills are amazing. So I had to follow & watch a tad bit more. Meanwhile, I thought I should at least share a little insight that may help with this template :)
I notice their template frames are not adjustable to my preferred proportions. They are frames around a template. If you replace it with Grid instead [which is the actual template], you can size it to fit your exact measurements.
I hope this helps for future designs. Mahalo for all the tips & tricks :):)
Excellent video 😊
THANK YOU KELLY!! You are the best!! I LOVE it!! Sorry you had to time extra time to make this video (I hope you upload and get many sales to make it worthwhile.) I am so appreciative for all of the in depth information on this video as well as all of your videos!! I now understand the issues that I was having with size/resolution. One question when you said to save the template in Printful for future customer orders…do I upload the “customers” pictures on my Canva uploads -use my file template there and send over to Printful or on the one in Printful? I assume Canva and upload back to Printful? Maybe I keep the template in Printful, so I can just duplicate the order with all other info I had used prior and it will make the new changes and populate a new customized order for that individual and not disturb the main mock up template design I have in my shop? I’m not sure if any of that made sense 😅 I do have an account with Printful-but I have not used them. If this sales it will be my first “customized” order ever bc I’ve been afraid to do those although I know especially on Etsy “personalization/customization” along with group/family listings are the most profitable listings-im just getting hang of the almost automated listing process, but I know I need to add mostly customization as a new shop if I want to get sales and break through the saturation and rank better-so, I think I am just a tad confused on that area and I don’t want to make a mistake and a customer receives the mock up 😳 Ty so much again!! And I won’t ask for more products (for awhile 😂) however I am open to any other products or just designs you make out of your own mind!! It really helps us be able to create something unique and open up our doors to creativity & broaden our design skills u like taking an image from CF and maybe changing it up a tad and slapping on a shirt! Elements are ok to use like that, but as you always say-we have to be different to stand out, but also give the audience the overall same trend they are wanting. Lastly, again….Thank you!!
I have the same problem area too.
Do you prefer printful over Printify and can i ask the reason!
I started with Printful and was happy with it so I stuck with it. Printify is good too and they each offer different products and different prices so it's a good idea to utilize both. I like that I get discounted sample orders with free shipping from Printful.
Exactly what i needed!!! Thank you! Do you recommend printiful over printify?
I did rewatch the end again and listened carefully and I think I do have to upload the customers info/pics in Canva but when I go to Printful do I need to edit the template so their system can change template with new pictures? If that’s right should it easily be straightforward. If so, would I leave theirs as the template or is there a duplication button that changes the info on the “copy” template like in printify? I did not hear you say to do that so I assume we just make changes to the template as orders come in. So sorry to always be that viewer who asks 15 questions 😳 I apologize to you and hopefully it helps others who are new to the process as well.Ty
Where do you have a customer send you their photos and under what file (jpeg, png, etc)?
hello, what an informative video. do you have a video on how to upload to etsy store once your blanket design is finished and how you edit each custom order? you explained what you do but a visual would be super awesome. thanks a bunch:)
I don't have a video on this yet but I do have a video on how to upload a product from printful to etsy.
this was very helpful especially I'm just starting. I tried to do the 60x80 using canva but somehow canva wouldn't allow how big the pixels are. Help pleae!
Cut the pixels in half. Design. Then Download and scale to 2.
Hi. I’m new to POD and was wondering about custom/personalized mockups. When an order comes in for a blanket, does it automatically put the customers photos on it or do i have to put them in every time a new order comes in?? This is the only part that’s confusing to me. If I have to do it all myself, can you make a video on how its done?? Preferably step by step so I don’t get confused on how the process is done. Thank you for your time.❤
I put the photos on for each item by uploading their photos onto Canva and them putting them into my template design. I then have to download my new design with their photos and upload it onto my print platform. In this case printful. I would then go to orders and open the order and change the print file for the new design I just made for that customer. It does take a little bit of extra work.
But the dpi was only 170. How do you save the Canva design at 300 dpi for this size design?
I only double the pixels and the print company prints at 300dpi. You don't have to do anything different.
Thanks, can you please show us what the blanket you made looks like as an actual blanket?
I'll have to get a sample order. I gave one to my mom and it looked good and was soft.
@@therapydesigns6426 Do you have a photo of the blanket? I'm just wondering what the pattern looks like.
Hello! It looks like you removed the background when you downloaded from Canva but when you uploaded onto Printful the background was still there. Which?
It doesn't matter as the entire background was filled with the tan texture photo so there was no background to remove.
@therapydesigns6426 Thank you! I'm using picture images for my backgrounds so I guess I'm good I was thinking it was like a tshirt 😅
Hi. I was wondering how you know what the best quality for the photos that people upload. How do you know if they will print well? Is there anything you can do to fix them with free programs? When do you tell them they need to submit a new photo. TIA
I just let them know the larger and simpler the photo the better it will print. I don't have any hard or fast rules.
Thank you so much!!@@therapydesigns6426
I just found your channel. I would like to connect on a higher level. Is there a way to contact you?
Do you sell on eBay?
I do not but I know sellers who do.
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Do you have a video that tells you had to GET people to visit your shop? That's what I need.
I don't have a video on that yet but if you don't already make sure you have a social media account for your shop. Add cards to your orders with your shop info, a coupon code, and a request for review. You can also pay for Etsy Adds which can get your individual products in front of people. Eventually you will build a following and get repeat customers.