Starting Grid For Spreadshirt Vectors
There are so many times I see people posting that their vectors are getting rejected or are too big for certain products. The solution could be easier than you might think.
99.9% of the designs I make for my Spreadshirt shop are designed on a starting area of 9inch x 9inch in Adobe Illustrator. After much trial and error, Temple from Spreadshirt helped me come up with the 9×9 rule and it hasn’t let me down yet. Will this work for everyone? Probably.
Now I only sell t-shirts for the most part so for those other smaller products such as scarfs, hats, bibs and etc it’s not going to work. So if you’re having problems designing vectors for most of the t-shirt products at Spreadshirt I recommend you give this a try. Once I have my design ready to go, I stretch it so that it touches the right and left of my 9×9 grid. In some cases the design may be taller and therefore I stretch it flush with the top and bottom.
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Starting Grid For Spreadshirt Vectors
There are so many times I see people posting that their vectors are getting rejected or are too big for certain products. The solution could be easier than you might think.
99.9% of the designs I make for my Spreadshirt shop are designed on a starting area of 9inch x 9inch in Adobe Illustrator. After much trial and error, Temple from Spreadshirt helped me come up with the 9×9 rule and it hasn’t let me down yet. Will this work for everyone? Probably.
Now I only sell t-shirts for the most part so for those other smaller products such as scarfs, hats, bibs and etc it’s not going to work. So if you’re having problems designing vectors for most of the t-shirt products at Spreadshirt I recommend you give this a try. Once I have my design ready to go, I stretch it so that it touches the right and left of my 9×9 grid. In some cases the design may be taller and therefore I stretch it flush with the top and bottom.
Incoming search terms:
- ai tshirt templates for spreadshirt
- starting grid template
- Spreadshirt templates vector
- spreadshirt illustrator
- spreadshirt t-shirtvorlage
- spreadshirt vorlage illustrator corel
- spreadshirt vector template ai
- spreadshirt template scarves
- spreadshirt t-shirt vorlage illustrator
- spreadshirt illustrator template
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- Vectors Rejected Because Of Extra Trash Here’s another tip this week. I am no expert Illustrator...
- Organizing Your Spreadshirt Products Organizing your shop is a very important step if you...
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I only have one suggestion to you article. I set up 20 artboards in Illustrator CS4. So when I have 20 designs, I can label, export and upload them to spreadshirt at one time.
If anything gets kicked back I know exactly where it is on my machine and fix it.
I always keep my designs in one file in the original format. When I’m about to upload a design I create a new artboard and copy it over, change all text to outlines and etc. That way I always have the originals in case I need to go back and edit text or fix something. Thanks for sharing your tip!