Stahls’, Sterling Heights, Mich., has released a new video as part of its “Project Press It” series that details how to transfer cool metallic heat designs onto oversized, short-sleeve shirts.
In the video, shown above, educator Courtney Kubitza demonstrates material, tools and techniques for custom printing these garments. Viewers are encouraged to try it for themselves and share their results on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter using the hashtag #ProjectPressIt.
The “Project Press It” series releases a new video every Thursday on live classes, how-to tutorials and Stahls’ weekly morning show at StahlsTV.com. — M.Q.
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