T Shirt Design: Editing T Shirt Graphics in Inkscape

This step-by-step project will show you how to edit vector T-shirt graphics in Inkscape. After customizing a GraphicsFlow design using the Stock Art Customizer, you have the ability to download the file as a PDF and perform advanced editing functions in the Inkscape freeware program. This is the process you would use to create designs for screen printing, sublimation, heat transfer vinyl, direct to garment printing, and direct to film transfers.

[@allanm6246]

Also runs on Linux

[@mark8975]

hi... thanks for the video! Im a newb. why print in pdf instead of SVG?

[@lourencopereira5242]

Respected sir..i really like ur video ..
I have a question?
Can you make half tone color separation in inskape..for screen printing..pls and thank you

[@GraphicsFlow]

No, to create true halftone colors separations you need PostScript which is native to CorelDRAW, PhotoShop, and Illustrator. You could mask a halftone pattern into an object in InkScape, but this not going to give you a professional look. Think of PostScript as a print language, you assign settings to the vector object, and this tells the printer how to print out the dots in terms of the size, rotation, and frequency (spacing).