I recently attended an event where the speaker brought up the well-known analogy about dinosaurs and big businesses. The species that adapts faster to changes in the business environment is the one that survives. He is right, but I don’t think this necessarily means that all big businesses are unable to adapt or react quickly [...]

I recently had the opportunity to participate in an interview with Images-Magazine, the Journal for screenprinting, embroidery and garment decoration out of the United Kingdom. The editor posed some really interesting questions. Here is the link to the article if you would like to read it online. Thanks Images-Magazine for promoting heat printing and for acknowledging it [...]

I have always been a huge fan of  flock, it’s easy to use, it looks great and it lets you create a look that can easily compete with embroidery for a fraction of the cost. Now there’s a new version of CAD-CUT® FLOCK available that you can try.  This video by Ed Kent of CAD-CUTDirect.com [...]

I guess no matter what you call it, heat sealing, heat pressing or heat printing, it’s still the same thing–the fastest, easiest, and usually the most profitable way to print dozens and dozens of customized items. Especially odd shaped, difficult to print items. Whether you’re talking about using transfers, letters, numbers, CAD-CUT, CAD-COLOR, ink-jet papers, laser papers, if [...]

Out of town this last weekend at a very upscale classic car event and of course had to purchase a t-shirt. Was I surprised that it was decorated with an inkjet paper? Not really. I know that millions and millions of sheets of ink jet paper are sold everyday…they are being used by screen printers [...]