Get ready for upcoming seasonal sales opportunities with some of the great new holiday patterns recently released by STAHLS’.
With these new heat transfer vinyl patterns, apparel decorators can take the effort out of creating something one-of-a-kind that will attract new and repeat customers. One of the new designs is sweater texture, which is based on the beloved ugly Christmas sweater and is featured in a Christmas ornament and a Christmas lights design. Holiday animal prints include cats/dogs, llamas and a variety of animals handing each other presents.
For a more casual look, consider one of these new hand-drawn text patterns. There are also two variations featuring pine branches and pine cones. Finally there are Christmas trees and holiday ornament designs.
There are over 70 holiday patterns to choose from and any pattern can be customized with choice of colors. Patterned heat transfer vinyl is available in 20-inch wide rolls of Glitter, Express Print® or Sign Vinyl.
To see the holiday patterns, go to http://bit.ly/cadcut-holiday-patterns.
To learn more, go to http://bit.ly/patterns-blog.
With these new heat transfer vinyl patterns, apparel decorators can take the effort out of creating something one-of-a-kind that will attract new and repeat customers. One of the new designs is sweater texture, which is based on the beloved ugly Christmas sweater and is featured in a Christmas ornament and a Christmas lights design. Holiday animal prints include cats/dogs, llamas and a variety of animals handing each other presents.
For a more casual look, consider one of these new hand-drawn text patterns. There are also two variations featuring pine branches and pine cones. Finally there are Christmas trees and holiday ornament designs.
There are over 70 holiday patterns to choose from and any pattern can be customized with choice of colors. Patterned heat transfer vinyl is available in 20-inch wide rolls of Glitter, Express Print® or Sign Vinyl.
To see the holiday patterns, go to http://bit.ly/cadcut-holiday-patterns.
To learn more, go to http://bit.ly/patterns-blog.