Sublimation on Libbey Beer Can Glass!!
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
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✏️16oz Libbey Beer Can Glass (NOT SUBLIMATION)- amzn.to/3s0duju
✏️ 16oz Sublimation Libbey Beer Can Glass- www.etsy.com/l...
✏️Shrink Wrap Sleeves- amzn.to/3s21gag
✏️Frosted cup design- www.etsy.com/l...
✏️Heat Resistant Gloves- amzn.to/3sSXC1n
✏️Heat Resistant Cricut Tape- amzn.to/3v26cxt
✏️Clear glass design- Created myself on canva.com
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Good to know! Thank you for the help. I will for sure be trying that next time! 😊🙏🏻
I really love the frosted but I have heard you need bold colors for the clear cup! I ordered both types of cups
Yes I heard the same. I bought two more so I’ll probably try it again with darker colors. Hopefully it’s comes out good. 🤞🏻
I’ve watched this at least 3 times now, so helpful! quick question, for the shrink wrap sleeves did you order the 5x10 or 7x10? just wondering if the 5x10 would be too small (I do plan on using the same glass cups as you!)
Thank you 😊 so happy that my video was helpful. I believe I got the 7x10, they were long and I want to say I cut them just a little bit to make sure it was closer to the cup but only if you need to though. I’m not 100% sure though if I did cut it. Hope this helps. 😊
Have you tried upping the saturation for the glass ones? I just ordered a bunch of these but I’m super worried about how many of the designs on glass turn out so light like stained glass. I feel like there has to be some trick to making them pop more. The question is what the heck is the trick.
I haven’t yet, I just ordered more clear glass ones so as soon as those come in I’m going to try different settings. Hopefully it helps. But I know what you mean, I’m in a few different FB groups and they all have different settings for how they sublimated them. Which is a bummer because it’s not a clear way of doing it. I’m guessing because we all used different machines/ paper and setting for printing. But who knows. I’ll probably up the time and temp and see how that goes. I’ll keep you guys updated. I’ll probably make a whole other video. Lol
I think the frosted on was coated with poly for sublimation the clear one ,doesn’t look like it was …if you hand wash it and the ink comes off it was not subbed right or not a sublimation blank…what ink are you using? Could be the profile is not set up right. Or not sublimation ink…you can design on Cricut design space tho limited in size but you must use a sublimation printer or infusible ink
I did hand wash both glasses after sublimating them and the ink did stay on. I used a Sawgrass SG500 with the ink that came with the kit. I honestly think it’s just the colors I choose to use in the clear one. I’m going to order more glasses and try them with a darker ink to see how that goes. Thank you for the tips though! 😊 Really great advice!
Did you use the cricut for design or was it printed on a sublimation printer? Thanks!
I bought the design that I put on the frosted one from Etsy and the design on the clear glass I made that one using Canva.com. It was then printed on sublimation paper.
Are the clear glasses, not the frosted ones, just normal Libby beer can glasses or are they special sublimation glasses?
They are sublimation glasses also per the item description on Etsy. 😊
Hello! Nice vid!
I have a circut and I am trying to print on these, what recommended time and temp? I did it for a circut cycle x3 and it did not sublimate at all. Advice?
Thank you 😊…..So I did 6 mins for 374 temp but I have heard some ppl say 400 temp for 12 mins worked for them. So you may have to just mess with the settings and see which one works for you. Every oven is different. Hope this helps, let me know if you have any other questions. 😊
I had the same issue with the clear ones. I heard you have to prep it with something.
Not that I know of, these are suppose to be ready to sublimate so it’s weird it didn’t come out as I expected. I’ll look more into though. 👍🏻
What I was thinking is to pick up the temp and leave it in longer. I want to order more to test it out. Lol
Yea I’m not sure either. I was using my heat press too and I didn’t even get any color on it so at least yours did a bit!
@@kelseybelle895 Wow that is weird! Who knows, I’m going to order more and try different ways and see what the outcome is. I’ll keep you posted.
What size is the sublimation print? I am always off when I have to size myself.
For these I did 5x9.5, but all glasses are different. What I did was just measure top to bottom from where I want my image to start and end them measured all around. After printing you can measure the paper against the glass and make any additional cuts if needed. Hope this helps. 😊
So My question is....Are these sublimation blank jars or can one go purchase a Libby jar at Walmart and sublimate on it. Your list has non sublimation and sublimation glasses.
Yes these are sublimation glasses. I listed the non sublimation glasses in case anyone wanted to do just regular vinyl on them. In order to sublimate on glass the glass has to be for sublimation. Make sure that where ever you buy the glasses from that they are for sublimation. Hope this helps. 😊 let me know if you have any other questions.
Can you use the Cricut Mug Press to sublimate these mugs?
Good question, so I have seen someone say they did but honestly I’m too scared. Lol the glass is thin and I’m just scared it will break with the pressure.
I have seen a video where they used a non Cricut mug press and that ones seems a little better because you can adjust the pressure but I don’t have a regular mug press. Hope this was helpful. 😊
I use mine and works great. It's a knock of brand of circut press. Find it turns out better then convection oven!
How thick are the glasses?
Not sure exact thickness but they are thin to be honest. Hope this helps. 😊
Have you press on clear glass and it leave like a residue behind ?
No, I haven’t noticed any residue left behind on the glass that I have sublimated on. At least that I know of.
I have had the residue left on the glass and the paper sticking to the glass. Maybe I had temp too high but colors are still faint.
@@hylacooper6630 I did read on a FB group that I’m in that this happened to them also. I believe they did have the temperature too high. I 100% sure.
@@hylacooper6630 i have been searching this issue. ive tried so many on a mug press and they all end up with residue and it doesnt come off. i think maybe its my paper at this point, too think. Have you had success getting rid of it?
@@ShopWithDelicia I don’t get the residue on the frosted ones and I think the colors are better too.
What is the name of this device?The design can not be removed from the glass?
The glasses are Libby beer can glasses. Is that what you meant? And yes the vinyl can be removed I’m sure. Hope this answers your questions. If not please let me know. 😊
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Does this glass have a special material? Can we use this process on other glasses as well? I saw only this glass model in all the videos
Is the design printed on a special sheet? Or is it a sheet of paper and simple printing?
Thank you for answering🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
@@arefehgd4248 I’m sorry I forgot this is sublimation and cannot be removed. The links to everything I used is in the description of this video. This process is called sublimation and a sublimation printer is needed along with sublimation paper. The glasses are made to be sublimated. I bought these from Etsy. Links are also in description. Hope this helps.
Can I used it with any kind printer to do this?
No, unfortunately you would need a sublimation printer to be able to sublimate on sublimation products. Hope this helps. 😊
Hi, What time and temp with oven?
Hi, I did 6mins at 374f but I’m thinking I should’ve done 390f for 10 mins. Someone in a group I’m in stated that’s what they did and it worked. Hope this helps. 😊 let me know if you do try it and it works better at those settings.
@@craftsandmorewithchristina Thank you!!
@@monicasilvers1762 no problem 😌
Does it have a poly coating? It does look like it’s a sublimation blank
Yea, the website I bought it from says it’s for sublimation. I’m going to try it again with dark ink though. See if that makes a difference.
@@craftsandmorewithchristina did you ever figure out the setting and stuff for these? I’m struggling lol
@@layzdaze8086 no to be honest I haven't tried again. I will try it again soon though and will let you know how it goes.
Love this! what sizes are the images?
Thank you! 😊I can't remember the exact size but if I remember correctly I measured the size around the glass and then the height. Hope that helps.
Can these be pressed in a tumbler press?
I’ve heard people have done it but me personally no. I’m too scared that it might break or something. Hope this helps. 😊
You didn't leave them in long enough.
Yea I figured, I went by the settings of what the company I bought had for them. It’s ok though I bought more so I’m going to try it again with more time. 🤞🏻
@@craftsandmorewithchristina Did it end up working out for you? I had the same issue.
Link to the lids?😊
These came with the lids. 😊