Htv placement on shirts back

A lot of people buy a Cricut machine so they can make and sell shirts. They think the process will bring in a lot of money in a short time, but there are 3 big reasons you shouldn’t use a Cricut to make and sell shirts. You must be a pro at using Cricut Design

You don't need a fancy alignment tool to make a custom shirt with a design on the pocket! I am sharing my simple trick for positioning HTV for a pocket design that will give you great results in no time.

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Make professional looking shirts of all size with this free printable t-shirt placement guide. Perfect to size designs on all shirts.

Stop looking for "the perfect HTV size chart". Use the 50% rule and our HTV decal placement cheat sheet to make great shirts every time!

Are you not sure what size your heat transfer design should be? Or where you should place your HTV design on your garment? Our HTV sizing and placement chart is a great place to get started. It can help you determine what sizes your designs should be for infant, toddler, youth and adult shirts and where to place your design!