personally I would redraw the design to get sharp vectors, create a bleed with the yellow and press yellow down first and then add the black detail, I find this always gives the best finish..
any ideas on how to do this please
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Re: any ideas on how to do this please
what's the scale of the design? left breast or full chest?
personally I would redraw the design to get sharp vectors, create a bleed with the yellow and press yellow down first and then add the black detail, I find this always gives the best finish..

personally I would redraw the design to get sharp vectors, create a bleed with the yellow and press yellow down first and then add the black detail, I find this always gives the best finish..
Re: any ideas on how to do this please
Not everyone wants a polyester t' shirt.f he wants white just use sublimation and the jobs done.
Re: any ideas on how to do this please
John G;23572 wrote:Not everyone wants a polyester t' shirt.
too true John ................... sublimation is great and I'm not knocking it but if you can do a vinyl cut with smooth lines, and perhaps multi layer it looks far superior!
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