Resize for shirt

[dmbdisneymom]

:) How many pixels would you do this disign for an adult shirt? I saved it in Photoshop as W: 1000, H: 699 (or somewhere around there. What size should it be so it's not distored or blurry on my shirt? TIA! :confused3

http://i300.photobucket.com/albums/nn18/dmbdisneymom/mickeycrushfinal2.jpg

[rumblytumbly]

:) How many pixels would you do this disign for an adult shirt? I saved it in Photoshop as W: 1000, H: 699 (or somewhere around there. What size should it be so it's not distored or blurry on my shirt? TIA! :confused3

http://i300.photobucket.com/albums/nn18/dmbdisneymom/mickeycrushfinal2.jpg


Can't see the image.

I always design mine at 8.5x11inches and 300ppi. Then I have to resize them to 800x600 to post on the boards.

I don't know if that helps...

[dmbdisneymom]

Can't see the image.

I always design mine at 8.5x11inches and 300ppi. Then I have to resize them to 800x600 to post on the boards.

I don't know if that helps...

Hmm..it showed up in mine. I'll give that a try. Thanks!

[DisneyMom92]

There's a couple ways you can do it. In Photoshop, it's under Image>resize>image size. Make sure you select constrain proportions and that will keep the proportions the same. You will change only one side, vertical or horizontal. The computer will change the other side to be equal proportion.

Otherwise, you can import your design into a word processing program and change the size. This is most easily done as a .jpg image. You do this by selecting "save as," and then change the format to .jpg. You can use the same file name or a different one. Then use your word processing program's import feature to put the photo onto a page. When it's in there, then select the picture and drag from a corner making sure to move the same vertically as horizontally. Some programs allow you to keep the same proportions when resizing. You might look for that in yoru word processing program.

Hope this helps.