In this short course, I will cover how to upload your repeats made in Illustrator to the fabric Print on Demand site, Spoonflower. You will learn how to guarantee your repeats will never have a hairline running through them, which ends up ruining your fabric.Â
Overview
Syllabus
- Introduction
- Uploading to Spoonflower with file that is the same size as your artboard
- Uploading to Spoonflower with a file that is a different size than your artboard
- Thank you! and class project
Taught by
DK Ryland
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