Hallelujah! EndureLife’s etsy shop is finally up and running!! We’ve been printing like crazy for the past 3 days. And I will say, we have been having a BLAST! It’s so rewarding seeing your ideas and dreams finally becoming a reality!

We really wanted to actually screen print our designs ourselves. However, we are renters right now with NO WHERE to get messy and dirty and properly expose screens, etc. So, our 2nd choice is this transfer press method. We send off our ORIGINAL designs to be screen printed onto transfer sheets. Then, we use the press to transfer our designs onto tshirts, etc. The great thing about this method. We can make them as we receive orders! 

I am excited to one day do the whole screen printing thing. I love that process, but for now… we must show our transfer press some love. He is certainly getting the job done! 

Here is a little photo spread of our printing adventures for you! Oh, and check out our shop! Enjoy!!

Dustin at the transfer press…
waiting for results on our patches!
 

 

Peeling back the transfer sheet. This is so fun!
 

Dustin modeling our first shirt!
What a hottie!

 

Girlie version! Love it! 

Peeling back the transfer paper on some small patches. 

 

Yes, unfortunately, I had to be a model too.
I do like this photo though!
 

Love these hats, but I have no clue how to wear it.
My cousin, Lynsey, would look great in it. She looks perfect in any hat!! 
 

Our 2nd shirt design! Dustin’s idea. Love it! 
 

Yes, totes too! I told you we went crazy printing!!
 

Dustin’s idea to print this on the bottom. I love it!
However, it doesn’t always print well, still working out the kinks. 
 

Alright. Now go check out the shop!! We will be updating it regularly! Hmm, my SewTrashy shop is feeling neglected. I must get my new items up! I can’t wait to show you what I have been working on. 

 

Tags: black, EndureLife, hat, patches, printing, Screen printing, Tote, transfer, transfer press, Tshirt, white

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