Thank you for your helpful video. I am a newbie to Spoonflower. I’m a little intimidated about the part where I purchase my own designs. Do I need to do that for every single design in order for them to be available for sale? And how do I combine collections if I want to purchase a fill a yard?
I would try reaching out to Spoonflower through email. This page talks about the process - support.spoonflower.com/hc/en-us/articles/205981356-Seller-Verification
when you went in and re-scaled, did you have to re-proof that design? also, they don't make it easy to find this page for fill a yard, so I had to look at the url you showed. thanks for showing us how to do this.
There is no easy platform to sell. Spoonflower and Printful are different types of platforms. The pros of Spoonflower is it offers its own marketplace, but with that you deal with over saturation and high competition. They are primarily fabrics, wall paper and home decor. You also have to pay for test samples to be able to list your patterns for sale. (which the fill a yard helps minimize the cost) Printful is a print on demand company with a wide variety of products that you can connect to different ecommerce platforms. They don't have their own marketplace to sell. You have to consider your goals and what type of things you want to design and find the platform that best suits you.
Any new design has to be proofed before you can list it for sale. You can order an individual proof but the fill a yard feature gives you the best deal to proof 42 designs at once
It is hard to know how long exactly it will take because it partly depends on fulfillment timeframes and your location. I think technically once it "ships" you can go into your Spoonflower dashboard to mark the designs for sale even though you haven't received them yet.
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Thank you for the complete info. So helpful. -Nichole
Thank you so much for this tutorial!
Really good tutorial… thank you so much!
Thank you so much for very helpful and detailed video. i was seraching plenty and found everything in one awesome
Thanks for watching. Glad I could help! Good luck with your Spoonflower endeavors!
Thank you for your helpful video. I am a newbie to Spoonflower. I’m a little intimidated about the part where I purchase my own designs. Do I need to do that for every single design in order for them to be available for sale? And how do I combine collections if I want to purchase a fill a yard?
Spoonflower now has digital proofing you can watch this video to learn more - ua-cam.com/video/ie5U2ejpRWc/v-deo.htmlsi=kXDyJfpPsb29edDa.
I need some design for my workout sets can you give me some advice
How to verify postal address for Spoonflower
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I think you have to order a least one sample order to your address in order to verify it to start selling
@@LemonPaperLab Is there any other way to verify my address? as the shipping cost is too high for my region.
I would try reaching out to Spoonflower through email. This page talks about the process - support.spoonflower.com/hc/en-us/articles/205981356-Seller-Verification
5:35, can you add this link in description for everyone convenience.
Here is the link to the article I am referencing: blog.spoonflower.com/2017/04/03/when-a-yard-is-more-than-a-yard/
when you went in and re-scaled, did you have to re-proof that design? also, they don't make it easy to find this page for fill a yard, so I had to look at the url you showed. thanks for showing us how to do this.
Glad you found it helpful. No you don’t have to re-proof if you change the scale of the design.
Can you guide which place is better to sell our designs on easy or spoon flower or printful?
There is no easy platform to sell. Spoonflower and Printful are different types of platforms. The pros of Spoonflower is it offers its own marketplace, but with that you deal with over saturation and high competition. They are primarily fabrics, wall paper and home decor. You also have to pay for test samples to be able to list your patterns for sale. (which the fill a yard helps minimize the cost) Printful is a print on demand company with a wide variety of products that you can connect to different ecommerce platforms. They don't have their own marketplace to sell. You have to consider your goals and what type of things you want to design and find the platform that best suits you.
I have a doubt...do we need to print pattern on fabric for every time when we add a new designs or is it just for the first time???
Any new design has to be proofed before you can list it for sale. You can order an individual proof but the fill a yard feature gives you the best deal to proof 42 designs at once
@@LemonPaperLab Thankyou☺️.. One more doubt i have, If we order for proofing, how many days does it take to reach us??
It is hard to know how long exactly it will take because it partly depends on fulfillment timeframes and your location. I think technically once it "ships" you can go into your Spoonflower dashboard to mark the designs for sale even though you haven't received them yet.