Have you noticed that your carefully-penned Redbubble product descriptions are displaying wrong recently? I have too, and it's not a glitch.

Redbubble's new template for fitted masks is not in the right dimensions. I've fixed this for you so you can download a working template.

Redbubble has provided .PNG and .PSD templates for their mugs, but I found them to be lacking in some key areas. I've made some new versions of these templates so you can make even better print-on-demand products.

Every print-on-demand artist worth their salt (or paint) knows that using heaps of relevant keywords is the best way to get eyeballs on your art. But a recentish change on Redbubble means the order of your keywords is suddenly way more important! I will show you why, and how to use it to your advantage.

Redbubble has added two new products to their extensive range of print-on-demand-ables -- backpacks and duffle bags. Before they released official templates, I quickly whipped up some for you all, so you can get on preparing your new products ASAP.

A audit of your Redbubble store will help you maintain a portfolio of high-quality art that's more likely to generate sales. I'll show you how I perform an audit of my store.

Currently, when uploading art to Redbubble, you can't actually see what your item will look like on duvet covers until after you've submitted it. To help you make the best possible print-on-demand products, I've designed a template for Redbubble's twin, queen and king sized duvet covers.

Transparent-background stickers are now available for sale on Redbubble. If your Redbubble stickers aren't transparent, don't worry! It's easily fixable, and I'm going to show you how!

If you want your Redbubble products to look their best - correct size, dimensions, seamless pattern - you've gotta use templates. Below is a list of all the templates I could find (and in some cases, make) for Redbubble products.