Leanne Scanlon participated in Small Business Saturday on November 28th. We like the wine bags, heat printed with Fashion Film.
It looks like many of you were very busy over the holiday weekend, especially those of you who participated in Small Business Saturday. We hope you all had fantastic sales. Thanks to everyone who took the time to post photos of their latest heat printing creations, many of which are holiday themed. There’s no time like Christmas and Chanukah for personalized gifts. We hope you are letting your customers know that you do last minute personalization on just about anything. Here are some ideas. And I also wanted to share a link to the Stahls’ Blog which had a series of 12 posts on additional gift ideas, called the Twelve Shirts of Christmas. If you have more great Holiday Heat Printing Ideas, we would really like to see them.
Leanne Scanlon created these custom Thanksgiving onesies with Inktra paper. For the others she used Fashion Film and GlitterFlake.
Kerry Rubino Hickox says that these bags come pre-printed and she uses her heat press to add custom names.
Nancy Moran-Julian took care of a custom order with Goof Proof transfers from Transfer Express. People love that they apply in just seconds.
Another “text as art” success story from Nancy Moran-Julian, combining CAD-CUT Thermo-FILM with Premium Plus.
Nancy Moran-Julian shows us how to use type to make a fantastic graphic using Thermo-FILM. Great saying!
Another festive look from Nancy Moran-Julian using GlitterFlake. Who says you can’t do large designs in Glitter? This looks fantastic.
Thanks to Tiffany Tribe to showing us the results of her expert weeding skills using Fashion Film. Click here for a video on CAD-CUT weeding tips.
If you’re looking for even more great holiday heat printing ideas, check out Stahls’ Blog series, the 12 Shirts of Christmas.