Building Bundles & New Loveseat!
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The new loveseat is beautiful!
A word of caution though: a lot of cats die from recliners because they can hide underneath them and get strangled in the mechanism, so make sure you’re careful when putting it down. You can also get double sided tape to put underneath to prevent them from walking down there.
Wouldn’t want to hurt the bebes :)
I think it would be neat if you embroidered Baylee Jae to look like your signature onto the bottom of the sleeve or near the bottom towards the side of the shirt, cause I think people would want to show off that they have a Baylee Jae embroidered shirt. 😁
I love that! Kinda like you’re signing off the piece of art in the corner.
I have considered that too. Maybe on the bottom of the back of the shirt. It would be time consuming, but possibly worth it. I could use my fast clamp for that and do it in bulk.
@@brynlewellen4851 yes a great idea
That's what I was thinking, wasn't sure how it would factor into time/cost though 🤔
What you talk a bout
Don’t worry about sweatshirt/sweater. Almost everyone seems to call them something different, cause im british I default to jumper
Was coming to say the same thing as an Aussie! Everything is a jumper unless it has a hood, then it's a hoodie.
We call it trui don't matter how it looks. Some named it a trui met chapuchon when its a hoodie. The younger people call it a hoodie. The older people, including my self call it a trui
We call a sweater a sweater. When it's knitted een trui or pull, when it has buttons and is knitted its a cardigan, or vest. And when it's sweater fabric and has a hood... guess what... we call it a goodie... 😉
For the sweaters- color match the thread to the sweater and put your signature - either on the back of the neck, bottom of a sleeve or like the side of the bottom hem of the sweater ( like just in front of the side seam)
I don't recommend sublimation, because the print will be faint on cotton material and will fade quickly, especially if you plan to put it on the neck. It should also be taken into account that, to the best of my knowledge, you will only be able to use a logo darker than the color of the sweater, which, for example, will not be good for a black sweater. I also recommend either screen print transfer or iron-on flex vinyl (but good quality), as far as I know, the latter can be cut with a cricut machine, so you can even make it at home. Ironing the inside of the sweater can be difficult, and as you said, it will become uncomfortable over time, so I recommend putting the logo outside on the neck or somewhere on the torso.
You should call the miscellaneous bundle the "Baylee's Seasonal", since it's got a bit of each season in it.
Another thing about “Tags”: have you considered doing a small embroidered tag near the bottom hem. It’s not easily cut out and it’s a part of the artwork too so people might actually like that.
When Baylee opened the chair arm all I could think was a box for my trinkets lol
You’re correct, sublimation works best on polyester. I’d recommend standard screen print transfers. You can press them right on the inside fleece, the collar ribbing will not hold the transfer and crack as it gets worn.
Won't that feel scratchy? Especially as the screenprinting cracks?
I personally don't feel heat transfer tags on the apparel I have, less noticeable than sewn in tags.
If it's just branding, it really shouldn't be an issue.
@@BayleeJae I'm pretty bad with sensory stuff (especially scratchy tags) and I've never had a problem with screen printing even if it's starting to peel!
@@BayleeJae Screen printing transfers or DTF transfers are your best option and they do not get itchy. (If screen prints are cracking then they were made badly)
A Canadian company I use is Ton Atellier, they offer neck labels in 3 types (I recommend the hot peel ultra soft) the best part is that they are very inexpensive! They have discounts for larger quantities but 100-199 with 1 colour is only $0.77 (200-399 drops it to $0.31)
Shipping is also flat rate $6 or free over $150
I also apologize in advance if this makes you want to make even more stuff lol 😂
Once I realized how easy using transfers were I couldn’t stop myself and quickly became overwhelmed by possibilities.
Currently I’m working on making tote bags for the teachers at my son’s school as thank you/farewell gifts because he is moving on to middle school.
Those have got to be the most extra seats I’ve seen 😂
In Australia they are priced at $12,000, so that is an amazing deal that Baylee got it as a free promo!
I moved some months ago and have been so lazy getting it together. Every time I see house progress, I get so motivated to fix something 😅. The riser is so cool!
About your “tag”: I would recommend NOT putting it on the collar. First, collars wear out first and get the most skin oils. Especially if it’s a pullover; they are stretched out constantly to pull on and off so a tag there will wear out very quickly.
Second, Many people cut out the tags on the collar because they find them irritable. Anything you put on there has a chance to be irritating to the wearer, even an iron-on. Consider putting them like many higher end companies do on the side near the seam by the waist. It’s less irritable there because people generally have other clothes on so it’s not “tag” on skin.
Too bad you couldn’t do like a little button to sew there that said your info. Or a zipper charm for the ones with zippers.
Seconding the waist seam tag - I ALWAYS cut out the neck tags on clothes because of how incredibly itchy they are
There are little leather tags that are riveted over the edge of a product. Those would look amazing for tags for your apparel stuff!
That would actually be really cute!
CHAIRS WITH LEDS?! That's actually so cool.
The sublimation would wash out after a few washes. I would be happy to send you some to try out. But i do recommend dtf or screen print transfers. Chances are they will become scratchy but no worse than the tags that are sewn in.
Also, I can crewnecks sweaters also. Only started referring to them as crewnecks because of my business. Im in Tennessee, transplant from Delaware. 😊
If you were do a Christmas in July bundle next month and bundle the Sassy Santa stickers and bags, I would definitely order some.
Love the loveseat!! I also want a sweatshirt (sweater) with the witch hat saying witchy woman!!!
Why not embroider “Baylee Jae” into the sleeve or the waist cuff part thing
The thing with sublimation on that much cotton, is it would eventually wash out. Even if you used a dark color sub ink 🥴. there are ways to get sub ink to stay in cotton, but I don’t know if it would be ‘quick’. Could you batch embroider your logo on a sleeve, or the bottom of the sweatshirts? That may be best!
Also, in KY we also say sweaters for everything! Unless it has a hood, the. It’s a hoodie!
Ooooo...Next level LED cup-holdered tray-attatchmented relaxy hidden-storagey snuggle-fest theatre seats...am mind-blown
As many people have mentioned, best to go with screen print transfers or dtf. The sublimation will wash out after a couple of washes. What they say about sublimation and polyester is the percent content of the garment. So if the shirt contains 40% polyester then 60% of the ink will wash out.
I think with your cottage core/chateaux themes, embroidered napkins would be so adorable! 🌟
Okay, it's time for me to give advice! Sublimation advice, 100% polyester is best. and you technically can sublimate on that, however it will wash out. Like after a few washes anything that is mostly cotton it will wash out of within 5-6 washes, so while it would work for now it might not be the best in the long run. (I know this because I've done this for some friends and it all washed out into the most faded almost nothing from the original design) What I would possibly suggest is finding a company that can do a DTF transfer for you, that might work better with the material that you're using for the sweaters. Then you can order the transfers in bulk, and put them on the neck or wherever of the sweater. You would still use your heat press to attach them, since in one of your other videos you had mentioned getting a heat press. So yeah, there is an option there!
I’m so excited to see your embroidery progress! For the labels you can also get a custom fabric ink stamp. I used to use one when I made clothes to put the size in or donated items i had ripped the tag out of.
i like the idea of bundles being 50% off but individual items being 25% off. plus since some of what you do is seasonal, post season sales twice a year with slight discounts will help things move without sacrificing too much profit. you could also keep the super old stuff that didnt sell and continue to put it up because not everyone will have everything. i remember working at bath and body works in 2018 and they sold bottles from previous years and they still sold just fine. sometimes it just takes a minute.
we also say sweater here for everything whether it's knitted unless it has a hood. then its a hoodie.
You could with your cricut use iron on fabric vinyl and use your bunny as a logo to put there- with the industrial heat press you'd even have a much bigger guarantee of it lasting.
And if your cricut isn't up to the task you could always get a company to produce the iron on vinyl for you- costs would be a lot smaller compared to patches. That way anyone with sensory issues or who don't like labels (me and mum cut that stuff off all the time) around the neck wouldn't have an issue- plus it's much more light weight.
Also I've managed to grab one of the goodie bundles! Yeah finally got one of your stuff after watching for two years.
Sublimation will fade on cotton, you could try DTF transfers or flex foil (HTV) for the name, if you take the right brand you can wash it up to 60-90 degrees celcius without it crackling or removing itself, I use Stahls for baby onesies and such and have some which have been washed weekly for over a year on 60 degrees celcius without it crackling like even a little. The heatpress you've for it is ideal for it as well!
I don't know that the sublimation would work well, especially on anything darker colored. But if you wanted an easy way to test it you could get some infusible ink markers from cricut and see how those turn out. The makers basically have sublimation ink in them.
Maybe there its a way to have a stamp made with your info and use fabric ink/ paint with it?
If only that loveseat was motorized, with wheels! Imagine the possibilities ...
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Wall-E vibes 😂❤
"Sweater" makes sense overall in my head. ❤
That said, I like a loose neckline or a V neck. The sweater you’re wearing in the video looks very comfy.
To me a sweater is fibers and texture where a sweatshirt Hoodie or zip up is a smooth fabric... im in NY andni know about 3 people that call a sweatshirt a sweater and it drives me nuts lol good idea clearing some stuff out! Notepads sticky notes and journals I think are pretty on point these days.... 🤷♀️ im sorry you are feeling stressed. I get it I'm home 4 days a week 5 months a year and working my 40 hrs a week job in that time too! It's gets hectic!
Hello Bays
I understand that probably my opinion doesn't really matter in a way hahaha, but I still wanted to comment on some things the said on the Vlog
1. the idea of including different types of sweaters in the shop update is really amazing. When I saw you working on the embroidery machine and only say sweatshirts, I was a bit sad since I don't really like wearing them. But I really want the new designs, so I'm excited for sip ups!!!
2. the bundles are an incredible way to clear inventory and let potential buyers that couldn't afford all the product at regular price support your business.
3. I understand or well assume that of course releasing the sweaters and keeping up with demand during the shop update will be difficult, but do you plan on releasing smaller items with the sweaters? Like prints and stickers? Or will it be exclusively sweaters?
Yes, I do plan on having other smaller items as well!
I would totally recommend using your cricut and flexible htv to make your collar labels!! Probably way cheaper to diy… but cost vs time
You can order DTF transfers. They're white backed so they'll show up on any color and they'll transfer to any fabric type. They're also easy to transfer with a heat press
Screen print transfer. You apply it like vinyl. With sublimation it can bleed through the fabric.
If you do really want to do sublimation their is a spray coating for all fabric types to help last longer and look better
I feel like it would be more scratchy on the elastic around the neck. Especially since that section stretches when going over your head so it will cause the tag to degenerate faster.
Ahh another Tuesday video! This is great Omg !!
Ok... speaking of loveseats, I saw the perfectest loveseat for you in a Lowe's ad! It's a kid sized one but it's pastel pink and has matching strawberry shaped pillows 🤩🍓 I don't want to link it here just in case my comment is marked as spam, lol. But the brand is Costway!!
subimation is def an option for the 'tag' in the back! you can use that small heatpress that cricut has! (katnip also uses it on cotton totebags)
We say sweater in South Texas. 😆 Sweat Shirt is so proper. Heck some of us even call hoodies sweater.
If you have a lot of mushroom&daisy pins you could also do a bundle of just both pins!
You could cut a stencil in durable mylar and sponge matching fabric paint on the color. You can easily work this in stacks. It is cheap, doable with your computer and cutter in a professional quality and should the stencil wear out can be reproduced multible times. Affordable and flexible.
We say sweater to a non zip sweater you are wearing right now, a sweatshirt... A hoodie the one with the hoodie (lol) and a zip up with a zipper. When its knitted, it is a pull or pullover and with buttons or zipper a cardigan.
If you say sweater, you will never get a knitted one... 😂
Tags sounds good that black on the trim. The problem is when you order a bunch and it doesn't work... can't you get some examples to try on? You do good... congratulations... ❤ still growing... that's how it works. Not too quickly. Stay valm and grow slowly so you don't burn yourself. How is it with the Forrest burns? Here you don't need a sweater for the moment. 30 degrees and up... 🥵
Have a nice day... ❤
What if you were able to go your little signature stitched into the same spot on every jumper? Like bottom left of the torso?
if you sublimate on cotton, it will most likely wash of after 1st or 2nd use straight away. Polyester doesn't. I sublimate banners, mouse pads and I have a cotton tshirt I regulary test print on and every time I wash it, the previous sublimation almost dissapears from 90%
I hope that makes it easier to over bigger sizes. Can’t wait!
oh its the first time I'm seeing the inside of the sweaters! when they're ready and selling will you add maybe a photo of the texture inside the swearters? personally I hate ''towel texture'' on shirts haha so I think it would be a good idea to especify that
Umm fleece isn't a "towel texture". It's more like a microfiber blanket feel and is intended to feel soft and comfortable (even on the inside) for all day wear. If you have a cat you may lose the sweater/sweatshirt to your kitty if you leave it laying around too... well at least I lose my sweaters to my kitty. She loves soft comfy things!
@@ravenhendershott1058 ah the ''towel texture'' I was talking about wasn't about Baylee's selection, it's just a thing I don't like really, english isn't my first language so I don't know the names of the various... cloths? XD haha my kitty loves to sleep especifically in my black shirt ;w;
Also instead of tags you could design a small iron on patch maybe as an additional embellishment to your sweaters and it has your signature. Would be a little extra work but could look nice 😊
your home is becoming more and more beautiful
Hi Baylee, I worked with sublimation for many years now, and I don't think it's a good idea to print on the collar, since it's a stretchy fabric the sublimation won't be even and if the fabric it's not high on polyester it will be very faint and it will wash away with time. I hope you find another way that it's easy to apply! Love your videos!!!
My initial thought on adding your shop info/name... add it to the bottom of the embroidery you are already doing. That way it isnt any more work once the pattern is done, and it wont be scratchy or easily ripped off
Kind of like your signature on a print
Lol I say sweater as well. I switch from sweater and crew neck whatever comes out of my mouth first
Did I see ‘LOVE SEAT’ in the title!! Me and the hubby always use to have a love seat and sit with each other all the time!!! Now he has his own sofa and I have mine. 😂
Baylee I would kill for a purple witchy hat hoodie
Get dtf iron on transfers made up. No weeding neat and just iron. 😊
Could you embroider a logo "tag" and have it be on the outside, maybe on the other side of the manufacturer's tag? That'd be so much work, but might elevate it even more?
I live in Ontario and everyone I know calls them sweaters too! :)
Look into screen print transfers they are iron on but made with plastrol ink (just like screen printing) so will last longer than vinyl and will show up better than sublimation
If the cats are scratching your things put up more scratchy posts, ideally you should have one in each room. I recommend watching Jackson Galaxy, as he has some good pointer on how to make your home nice for your cats too and so they don't scratch the sofa or other things ;)
We also gave them the habit of scratching carpet since our old place had hard floors only, except a small area rug we allowed them to scratch. So now they think all carpet is fair game. 😆 They definitely prefer flat/horizontal scratching over posts. They do have a cat tree with scratching posts in that room, but they don't use it much. We just replaced it with a new one 2 days ago, so we'll see how that goes. Also trying to redirect them to the riser.
@@BayleeJae Ah okay then its a tougher habbit to break haha!
I hope they dont scratch the new sofa to shreds but then again youlk prob not switch it out anytime soon 😁❤️👍
If you're worried a tag will wash out or be scratchy you could always put it on the bottom? Then it'll be on the hem of the pants instead of at the neck
Where I am (Oregon, USA) it’s kinda on the basis of all sweatshirts can be called sweaters but not all sweaters can be called sweatshirts. Hoodies are a different category though lol
As a fellow Canadian, and an Albertan at that, I also never use the word sweatshirt, sweaters encompass it all for me.
I'm in the US, and I call them a sweater too!
Order DTF in gang sheets then you don't have to worry about the color and make of the product. You'd be able to get a ton of small tags on a gang sheet and you will just need a small hand press instead of the big one you just got for quick transfer
Might be time to start setting holiday things into motion, christmas is only 6 months away lol.
I told myself no seasonal items this year. 😆
Unless it's embroidery since we're doing it ourselves.
Laven labels does heat transfer labels. Don’t sublimate cotton.
You have a Cricut Machine. You can buy a Cricut heat press one of the smaller ones and you can do the supplementation tag on the inside of your t-shirts yourself. Cricket does offer sublimation paper ( Cricut infusible paper) just trying to let you know what's out there. Also just a random question, are you going to do your witch hat design as one of the designs on your sweatshirts / t-shirts?
I hope you find a solution for the labels that dont itch. I can't handle it at the moment. I have some shirts with a fabric square sewed on the edge in the bottem. Its embroidered aswell.
Hey baylee , great video!!! Would tshirts be a better type to do with the sweaters off the bat. Cannot speak for everyone but zip ups arbt something I buy as much as t shirts and sweaters , plus it may cause issues for embroidery on the front. This is just a suggestion and im so excited to see the sweater launch and mabeyyy buy a few things xxx
Zip ups would be primarily for sleeve designs. And yes, I will get to t-shirts too. My first design is a sleeve design, which won't work for tees. If I get a chest design made too, then I can put it on tees.
Hello,
Loving the content , maybe embroider small BayleeJay lables on the lower front of the sweater.
Looking forward to sweaters/jumpers ❤
Wouldn’t the sublimation tag thing tip it placed on the stretchy neck part?
Sublimation only adheres to polyester fabric. If they're 20% poly, only 20% of the ink will stay in the garment. You could just as easily order screen print transfers for your collar idea though! Sublimation is nice because it fuses into the fibers, where as screen ink sits on top of the fibers, if that makes sense. But people wear screenprint garments all the time, and I've seen branding inside shirts that are screen printed or vinyl, so I know the worry might be an uncomfortable feeling on the collar if you did screens, but I think it might not be noticeable. If you bought a bunch of screens, and didn't like the feeling on the inner collar, you could always move them to the outside bottom hem of the shirt, or outside of the collar. But I don't think 20% poly will give you even a passable result. It'll look mediocre at first, and be 80% gone after the first wash.
I should buy a love seat when I get my own place
I hope you do long sleeve t shirts someday! I have way too many crew necks and I’m already a very warm person, but I want to support!
You could use vinyl instead of sublimation you already have the cricket
What did you did some kind of iron on patches for the sweater logos?
Heck you could even make your own patches…
Sublimating would be really difficult. You would need to do DTF because of the high % of cotton to make the sublimation last and be crisp. I think embroidery your name would be less time consuming and look better in the end.
you can always make some of the tshirt designs into stickers! some of the strawberry stuff would b v cute and offer a diffrent pricepoint. And i don't know if you wanna do a halloween launch stationary wise but you can always start on that
Look for DTF transfers!! A lot better and easier to work with than sublimation if you ask me ❤
Either embroidery signature or sublimation name. Anything is better than those white tage which i immediately cut out cause they itch and scratch
I was wondering, would you sell the bunnies ornament individually ? It should be a nice way to sell them without lowering too much the price, and still make it more affordable that the pack of 4 ?
Gah if shipping to the uk wasn’t so much I would have bought the witch hat bundle when that came out, can’t believe the keyring is now going to be in a bundle and again I can’t get it, curse those who decide the prices of shipping!!!
I feel like I’ve seen a company that makes a stamp specifically for like clothes tags.
The sublimation will definitely fade after a couple washes. Screen print transfers are the way to go.
Lovely new seat 😊
oh i needz those loveseat for sure!!!
Christmas 🎄 in July! Woo hoo! Lol
That loveseat looks so cool, but from the little clip you showed the bottom mechanism looks kinda scary. I'd be paranoid my cats would sneak underneath it (because they totally would) and I'd crush them with it.😨
I'm in the east and there's usually a distinction between sweater/sweatshirt/hoodie etc. Maybe this is a west coast thing or a Baylee-ism! lol Not that it really matters anyway it's clothes meh. That love seat thooo! It has lights! I still love LEDs/RGB I don't care my computer lights up electric blue and I have neon pineapple and flamingo lamps 😂.
Given shipling times, possibly halloween stuff for the next few projects?
I would kill for some zippy sweaters with your designs!
could do different types of print combo buddle for the lesser amount ones
I was wondering if they are actual “sweaters” or are sweat shirts like Canadians say pencil crayons instead of colored pencils. Ok…I just heard your explanation but a sweater to me in the US is something too fancy and 🧶 yarn.
Definitely we say 'sweater' too lol. But my sister and I run a custom shirt business and now I'm starting to call them 'crewnecks' because that's how they're labelled when we order the wholesale products. 😂 I'm in Ontario btw.
A crewneck is a specific style though. Like I wouldn't call a hoodie a crewneck.
@@BayleeJae Good point! Sweater is all encompassing. Like how the UK say 'jumper' I guess.
I’m such a big fan!
You should watch Kim & Garrett make it. They did a submation. Sorry bad spelling. They did I think last year. They show you how to do it
Wow that looks so comfy. I wish I got free stuff. I’m sitting on a broken ass bed in my tiny bachelor apartment that I can’t afford
christmas in july sale!