Mario Goetze (L) celebrates near teammate Thomas Mueller after scoring Germany’s winning goal during extra time in their 2014 World Cup final against Argentina in Rio de Janeiro July 13, 2014. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
Congratulations to the FIFA World Cup Champions 2014–The German Men’s National Team! It was quite an exciting game and the historic finish is the first time a European team has won in the Americas. This is the fourth World Cup win for the Germans, which means they are now qualified to add a fourth star to their uniforms. I’m sure this opens up many new profit opportunities for custom garment printers around the world. No matter where you are in the world, custom shirts are all about the artwork. If you’re looking for ways to make it easier to create the custom artwork you need, without buying expensive software or going through a long learning process, don’t miss the upcoming Stahls’ TV presentation, Making CadworxLIVE Work for You. Josh Ellsworth will walk you through this free, cloud-based online software designed specifically for the garment decoration industry. And if you’ve ever wanted to get into the profitable market of custom team jerseys, don’t miss this presentation!
Making CadworxLIVE® Work for You
July 22nd 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm EDT
In this class you will learn:
- How to create art that you can output to a vinyl cutter
- How to save time in art production
- How to increase profitability through faster artwork production
- The fastest way to design names and numbers for sports jerseys and teams
- How to work with templates
- How to add drop shadows and arches entire rosters with one click
- How to size designs for your stock items
- How to vectorize a customer’s design to make it cuttable
- How to design athletic tails and split front graphics
- How to export designs for proofing and customer ideation
- How to maximize your unlimited design storage space
- How to cut by color and speed up the cutting process
Click here to sign up for this Stahls’ TV presentation and other online learning opportunities that are upcoming.