Alright, we celebrated my birthday yesterday, but it is time to get back to work! Today, I’ve invited Sarah Guilliot over from SarahDesign.com to share some resources with you. Sarah specializes in drop dead gorgeous mockups of tumblers, coffee mugs, wine glasses, beer mugs, mason jars, and more. In addition to selling ready to use …
I’ve talked a lot about mockups on the Cutting for Business blog. Today, let’s wrangle all those posts into one easy to find resource. Plus, I’m having a little giveaway – make sure you read through to the end and enter. (Click any picture to go to the post.) How to Create Mockups in Silhouette …
There’s a handful of tutorials on how to create product mockups on the Cutting for Business blog. Most of these tutorials are geared towards Silhouette Studio users. Since so many Cricut users have been asking me how to create product mockups in Design Space, here’s a quick tutorial. How to Create Product Mockups in Cricut …
Design Drop is no longer available and I have not found a replacement. ————————————————————————————————— Today’s post comes straight from my inbox – and it is related to the best way to deal with customers and online mockups. Here’s the email: “Hi Christine! As my customs business is growing, I’m having a hard time keeping mockups …
Sellers, we’ve got a problem going on in our crafting world: Image theft is on the rise. I’ve heard from so many Cutting for Business readers (20+ just this week) about stolen product images lately. Honestly, this is way more than it used to be. I’ve talked in the past about the Do’s and Don’ts …
Before we get back to business on the blog; myself, Will, and the kids wanted to extend an extra thank you for all the prayers, well wishes, and donations our family has received for our dog Ollie. If you missed the news, our rescue dog, Ollie, was hit by a car at the start of …
In my last post, I shared a tutorial on how to use Silhouette Studio to create product mockups to help stock your store. Product mockups can also be used when you create custom items for your customers. Sometimes as crafters, it is difficult to get our ideas across to non-crafters. The next time you are …
Successful online stores have a wide variety of items available for customers to purchase. Fellow crafters understand that supplies are expensive, and making a sample of each color you have available or each design can be impossible. The solution is to do a mockup, which is basically showing a customer what the completed item will …