Hi. I did not know where to put this. Just wondering on how I can become a designer for the catalog. I have some I would like to submit. Thank you!
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thank you!
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As someone who just submitted their first, be aware that one of the photos they want is your material laid out like it is after it’s just been cut. I had to fake that shot since I’d long since taken it out of the machine!
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Thank you. Do you mean just cut it and leave in bed as is?
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Preferably lay it on a white background, but in the same configuration as it was in the bed. It’s for the instructions for putting it together, so you can identify the parts:
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I have never seen this requirement…maybe it’s new and somehow I missed it? Did they add it to the ‘how to take photos’ section or something?
I’ve never done that, but do always add photos of assembling. I always forget to start a timer when I begin weeding something, so I can give them an assembly time. I’m so used to doing it without even thinking. 
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It’s the first picture requirement in the assembly instructions, whether it’s new or not I don’t know as I’ve only done the one!
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I have always done this also. It has always been the first step.
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Well, doggone! They’ve never refused any of my designs because I didn’t do that. I’ll have to make sure I look next time. Only one that was new in the last year or so was that one had to be taken against a white background.
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