Sometimes heat pressing large and multilayered designs can be intimidating. Where do you start? What do you layer first? How do you position everything? Honestly, it’s not that complicated. My biggest struggle with this particular project was placement. Once I figured out where I wanted everything, the rest was easy-peasy.

Do you ever order a shirt without really knowing if you’re going to like it? Well, I ordered the District Made® Ladies Drapey Dolman Tee simply because it wasn’t a standard t-shirt and looked like something I would buy from an overpriced store to wear. The minute I pulled it out of the box (which came super-fast) I was in love!

If you use Silhouette Studio, it is very likely that you have used the “Trace” feature at some point. This tool is very easy and simple to use for basic shapes and color; however, it can get a little messy when trying to use it with a more complicated image like a photograph. This method is perfect for creating portraits of your favorite people or pets. It’s also a great way to give that perfect gift to someone with very specific tastes.  I’ll walk you through my method of cleaning up a photograph, tracing it, and converting it to a t-shirt design all within Silhouette Studio!