Oh my gosh!! The time that went into this video is truly appreciated!!!💜 I am new to all the things cricut and you have saved me so much time and embarrassing moments by not giving a present that nots durable. I really appreciate you and all your video!!! Thank you!!
I also thank you, i have been customizing t-shirts for eight years just decided to dabble in mugs, thank you so much you have truly educated me and saved many steps and mistakes keep up the great videos blessings to you and again thank you.
Great comparisons! I'm not ready to jump into sublimation yet, so it's great to know permanent vinyl is a possible solution. I appreciate your dedication to testing so we don't have to🌞
I absolutely love sublimation aas there is no worries about them lasting. I found the permanent vinyl has lasted a very long time and I throw ALL my mugs in the dishwasher daily. I Have one that has Modge podge on it, which was one of my very first mugs about 6 months ago and it still looks just like when I first made it. Very cool. I'm just now trying water slides so I will see how it turns out too. LOVED the video. I always appreciate all your videos testing things out and explaining things so well. Once again, Thank you for sharing. 👍
EVERYTHING I wanted to know about crafting coffee mugs!!!! You're a beast. Accurate and thorough testing with a wonderful wrap-up at the end. Impressive and so helpful. This is my second video of yours I've watched (the first being 10 items to sell). I'm hooked on your style of videos, pacing, and information. Looking over your library of videos, I can't wait to watch the rest. Thank you for this.
I had a customer that had her sublimation coming off around the lip where she drinks after 6 months (made in the cricut mug press with hippoo ink) it is now coming off even further down. She swears she only hand washes it even though I dish wash mine with no trouble, so I asked her if she is using a soft dish cloth or a scour. She swears a soft cloth but I find it hard to believe. We did a test with one I had just made that had a bit of a black blowout near the handles. I used a scour and I got nearly all of the blowout off it. So I now advise my customers to use a soft dish cloth when hand washing. I found this very interesting as I have never had anyone else complain.
I have some off brand sublimation coffee mugs that faded badly. I will only sell Cricut brand, so I feel confident that the sublimation won't fail. Thank you for all your work Angie!
I'm a newby cricuteer (LOL) and you have taught me so much. You are a GREAT teacher and I really appreciate you sharing all your knowledge with us! You're my go-to!
My goodness! I really appreciate all the work and detail you put into this video. I do have the Cricut Mug Press. But I also want to buy myself the Epson printer and use sublimation inks. I think putting photos on mugs will be exactly what I plan for my Christmas gifts this year. And I certainly don't want to be embarrassed by having a "fail". Thanks so much for this fabulous video! I love ALL of your videos. You're a genius when it comes to teaching us!
Thank you for this video!! I was about to sell some mugs using the waterslide decal method but thanks to this video, I'm seeing that would be a huge mistake! This was great ,thanks!!
This is one of my favorite types of videos. You save us so much time and money! I have tried dishwasher safe moge podge and really did not like it at all for the reasons you mentioned. I am very dissapointed about the waterslide decals. I was planning on trying that one of these days and was hoping it could be an alternative to sublimation for me I have great success with permanent vinyl, I just don't enjoy using permanent vinyl much. The cricut infusible ink sheets is my favorite ways to make mugs. So much fun. And except for me doing bone-headed things like apply the sheet upside down or missing some weeding, they always come out beautifully (with a silicone wrap in a craft oven)
Thank you so much Angie for your time spent on this video! It is so helpful to see a wide range comparison like you did to better understand the pros and cons and you even debunked some myths ! Really appreciate your work and dedication, thank you!
I don't want to buy the Cricut mug press, but I have a saying I want to put on a mug for my grandson. So I was thinking waterslide and that's the reason I've watched two of your videos. Now, however, after watching this video, even though I'm sure my grandson won't be putting the mug in the dishwasher, I'm going to focus on sublimation and forego waterslide. Now to find your video on different methods of doing sub mugs. I cannot thank you enough for this great education.
Thanks for doing this video! I'm a Cricut newbie and tried permanent vinyl on glass coffee mugs and had great results also -- the one that did fail I think was user error -- I hadn't clipped the transfer tape so applying to the curved surface was tricky and maybe I didn't press hard enough with my fingers after removing the transfer tape. I did get 10 - 12 washes before the vinyl started lifting. I hope to try sublimation sometime in the near future. I love your channel - I go to you before I start any project!
Thank you Angie! I watched a lot of your videos about sublimation and just ordered a sublimation printer! Will start making some mugs! Thank you so much providing so many helpful information and resources:-)
Thank you so much for this video, it’s amazing and so helpful. I’m just starting using Cricut vinyl and am not feeling very confident, I am subscribed to your channel now and can’t wait to see more videos!
Hi Angie, thank you so much for doing all the different variations in your testing. I've done infusible ink mugs as gifts and was wondering about permanent vinyl - you have answered my questions and then some.
This is a real great comparison on the different ways you can make and how they they hold up. I do love the Infusible Ink sheets and Markers (because I don't do the Sublimation type). I wonder how about the SUBLIGLAZE SPRAY onto mugs, on how they would hold up. You bake the mugs to cure to the mug, then you can do your work on it like a normal Sub Blank. Hmm lol I love watching your tutorials. Great truthful reviews!
Thank you am a beginner in all of these techniques and this video has answered so many questions. I watched it after learning about water slide paper from your video. You are a very good instructor. Really really good ! You gained a new subscriber.
thank you for this! so very helpful. I am so impressed with the permanent vinyl mug. I just got a mug press and I will be trying infusible ink for the first time. I will be searching your channel for any how-to videos on layering invisible ink. Thanks again!!
Wow! I wished I would have found you sooner! But at least I found you when I did! I did 7 mugs with the dishwasher Mod Podge. I am not sure if you are able to do this, but I cured mine in the oven at 170 for an hour.. I have read conflicting information saying you shouldn't. But needless to say, I don't think I will be using Mod Podge for my mugs in the future. I noticed it peels right off along with the vinyl. I think the drawback is that it doesn't adhere to the surface enough to keep water from getting behind it. So now I'm peeling the Mod Podge off and starting over with just the permanent vinyl. I'm a newbie to all this, so glad I found you!!!!!😊
@Angie, there is a material called HTV Anything, it is used in htv that makes it dishwasher safe. Its sold by the Rhinestone World, you can check it out.
Sorry, comment two :) Another option for sublimation is there are people who will do print on demand for sublimation. It is obviously an extra step and the product would have to be shipped which so it could add a week to making the product. But it is an option I will be doing one of these days. For people who only plan to do it every once in a while it would be much less expensive than buying a printer.
Thank you so much for this! I made a sublimation mug that I purchased from a local vendor and it washed completely off in the dishwasher. I realized that it was the mug but was wondering how other applications would hold up in the dishwasher
I just want to say that you are THE BEST If scientists only made as many variations as you do, I'm sure we would find cures for stuff faster LOL I am so excited to watch this video. It saves me so much time. I'm not going in the mug making business but I do like to make them for special occasions to upsell my products
Thanks so much for an excellent review. I really needed to know this information. You have saved me time and money. I really appreciate your thoughtfulness. May God continue to bless you richly. Thank You!!!🤝🌹
Hi thank you for the great video. I had trouble with the Cricut infusible ink sheets bleeding in my dishwasher. I found out on the Cricut website that you can not use the sanitize setting on your dishwasher. Since I turned that off I have had no problems. Just thought I would share just in case someone else was having that problem. I look forward to your next video 😃
I am hooked on your videos! Thank you for answering question about sublimation and lips. I asked that question when cricut unveiled press but never got answers
2024: HTV on mugs, they have revised htv on mugs, after applied with mini iron, (not heat gun or hair dryer) heat in oven at 300 degrees for 15 min, let cool. Check more current CZcams videos on this.
@@AngieHolden Don't get me wrong, Angie, I love the hard work and time you devote to us but thought you might be interested in this. I can understand that because it takes an extra step with the oven and I, myself, have not tested it's longevity, but if you only have HTV on hand or just want to try it, I trust an update with a well known CZcamsr, Jennifer Maker with her tutorial on how to use HTV on mugs. Take a look if you're interested. czcams.com/video/VbDx4iZ3O1Q/video.html
@@AngieHolden Don't get me wrong, Angie, I respect your opinion and love all you do for us in research but I thought you might be interested in seeing an update in procedure on using HTV on mugs from a trusted CZcamsr, JenniferMaker. I realize it's an extra step, but if all you have on hand is HTV vinyl or if you just want to try it, here's a way for it to work. czcams.com/video/VbDx4iZ3O1Q/video.html
@@AngieHolden Check out Jennifer Maker's CZcams video from 2023, it's an update on using HTV on mugs, seems it's a great alternative. czcams.com/video/VbDx4iZ3O1Q/video.html
Thank you for this! I have been searching which vinyl to use and if I need to use modpodge. I hope this would work the same for stainless tumbler I will make a label for the swim team.
This video is perfect for me.....I just got my cricut joy and I wanted to make some smart permanent vinyl gifts for my friends with their names on a drinking glass. 🥛🥃🍷... Definitely got yourself a new subscriber, I watched some other videos before but this one confirmed for me that this channel is worth subscribing to....very informative & excellent video quality & angles. Thank you so much. My question is how do I connect my cricut joy to my Windows computer? The Bluetooth works for my HP printer but the cricut desktop app doesn't acknowledge the cricut joy as a machine to setup. So I've been using the mobile apps instead but it gets very tiring when my projects aren't all saved/linked on mobile app to the desktop app plus its easier to use the desktop rather than a small mobile screen to design it's tricky for newbies.
Go to bluetooth on your computer and see if your computer will find it. Connect there. Then make sure Joy is picked as your machine type in Design Space.
I find that inkjet printable vinyl and HTV does not last as long as a general rule. You can get some printable vinyl products that have a laminate you can use over the top and that is a bit better.
@@AngieHolden do have any names of some that come with a clear permanent vinyl over top or do I need to buy that seperate and if buying separate if added over the printable vinyl would it then be good for hard washing only or have you tried it in a dishwasher?
What was the outcome for the sun/sunflower design? I personally would not expect water slide decals/temporary tattoo papers to withstand the rigors of hand washing or machine washing. As a decal for model making once you add a clear sealant then you're good. The trick is finding a sealant that won't harm people if used on cups, mugs, steins, flatware, dishes, bowls, pans, etc.
Thank you so much! You just answered so many questions! Did I miss where you talked about how the removable vinyl (inside the sunflower) worked? Just curious. I love your videos!
Oh my gosh!! The time that went into this video is truly appreciated!!!💜 I am new to all the things cricut and you have saved me so much time and embarrassing moments by not giving a present that nots durable. I really appreciate you and all your video!!! Thank you!!
Glad it was helpful!
I also thank you, i have been customizing t-shirts for eight years just decided to dabble in mugs, thank you so much you have truly educated me and saved many steps and mistakes keep up the great videos blessings to you and again thank you.
Yes exactly what I was thinking. This was very much a long process to give us information. Much appreciated
I feel like a mug that can't go in the microwave though is just a useless mug LOL.
Great comparisons! I'm not ready to jump into sublimation yet, so it's great to know permanent vinyl is a possible solution. I appreciate your dedication to testing so we don't have to🌞
Thanks for watching!
@@AngieHolden is there specific brand that works best?
I absolutely love sublimation aas there is no worries about them lasting. I found the permanent vinyl has lasted a very long time and I throw ALL my mugs in the dishwasher daily. I Have one that has Modge podge on it, which was one of my very first mugs about 6 months ago and it still looks just like when I first made it. Very cool. I'm just now trying water slides so I will see how it turns out too. LOVED the video. I always appreciate all your videos testing things out and explaining things so well. Once again, Thank you for sharing. 👍
EVERYTHING I wanted to know about crafting coffee mugs!!!! You're a beast. Accurate and thorough testing with a wonderful wrap-up at the end. Impressive and so helpful. This is my second video of yours I've watched (the first being 10 items to sell). I'm hooked on your style of videos, pacing, and information. Looking over your library of videos, I can't wait to watch the rest. Thank you for this.
Yay! Thanks for the great comment!
I had a customer that had her sublimation coming off around the lip where she drinks after 6 months (made in the cricut mug press with hippoo ink) it is now coming off even further down. She swears she only hand washes it even though I dish wash mine with no trouble, so I asked her if she is using a soft dish cloth or a scour. She swears a soft cloth but I find it hard to believe. We did a test with one I had just made that had a bit of a black blowout near the handles. I used a scour and I got nearly all of the blowout off it. So I now advise my customers to use a soft dish cloth when hand washing. I found this very interesting as I have never had anyone else complain.
I have not seen anything like that! I wonder if it was a defective mug?
I have some off brand sublimation coffee mugs that faded badly. I will only sell Cricut brand, so I feel confident that the sublimation won't fail. Thank you for all your work Angie!
Good to know!
Great info... saved me the time and trouble of ruining projects! Thanks, Angie...great job!
You are so welcome!
I'm a newby cricuteer (LOL) and you have taught me so much. You are a GREAT teacher and I really appreciate you sharing all your knowledge with us! You're my go-to!
I'm so glad!
My goodness! I really appreciate all the work and detail you put into this video. I do have the Cricut Mug Press. But I also want to buy myself the Epson printer and use sublimation inks. I think putting photos on mugs will be exactly what I plan for my Christmas gifts this year. And I certainly don't want to be embarrassed by having a "fail". Thanks so much for this fabulous video! I love ALL of your videos. You're a genius when it comes to teaching us!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for this video!! I was about to sell some mugs using the waterslide decal method but thanks to this video, I'm seeing that would be a huge mistake! This was great ,thanks!!
This is one of my favorite types of videos. You save us so much time and money!
I have tried dishwasher safe moge podge and really did not like it at all for the reasons you mentioned.
I am very dissapointed about the waterslide decals. I was planning on trying that one of these days and was hoping it could be an alternative to sublimation for me
I have great success with permanent vinyl, I just don't enjoy using permanent vinyl much.
The cricut infusible ink sheets is my favorite ways to make mugs. So much fun. And except for me doing bone-headed things like apply the sheet upside down or missing some weeding, they always come out beautifully (with a silicone wrap in a craft oven)
I sometimes forget to mirror my Infusible Ink sheets so I feel you!
Never thought I'd be doing mugs with my business and here I am.
Who else is the same??
She loves us! Thank you for taking the time to do this; it was obviously a lot of work. I took notes--thank you!
Thank you so much Angie for your time spent on this video! It is so helpful to see a wide range comparison like you did to better understand the pros and cons and you even debunked some myths ! Really appreciate your work and dedication, thank you!
Thank you!
I don't want to buy the Cricut mug press, but I have a saying I want to put on a mug for my grandson. So I was thinking waterslide and that's the reason I've watched two of your videos. Now, however, after watching this video, even though I'm sure my grandson won't be putting the mug in the dishwasher, I'm going to focus on sublimation and forego waterslide. Now to find your video on different methods of doing sub mugs. I cannot thank you enough for this great education.
Happy to help!
Thanks for the great review on multiple options to put transfers on mugs ...now I know not to waste time and materials
Glad it was helpful!
EXCELLENT VIDEO... WOW!!! Fantastic
Thanks for doing this video! I'm a Cricut newbie and tried permanent vinyl on glass coffee mugs and had great results also -- the one that did fail I think was user error -- I hadn't clipped the transfer tape so applying to the curved surface was tricky and maybe I didn't press hard enough with my fingers after removing the transfer tape. I did get 10 - 12 washes before the vinyl started lifting. I hope to try sublimation sometime in the near future. I love your channel - I go to you before I start any project!
Happy to help!
Thank you Angie! I watched a lot of your videos about sublimation and just ordered a sublimation printer! Will start making some mugs! Thank you so much providing so many helpful information and resources:-)
Thank you so much for this video, it’s amazing and so helpful. I’m just starting using Cricut vinyl and am not feeling very confident, I am subscribed to your channel now and can’t wait to see more videos!
Hi Angie, thank you so much for doing all the different variations in your testing. I've done infusible ink mugs as gifts and was wondering about permanent vinyl - you have answered my questions and then some.
Fantastic Angie, a huge effort well appreciated!!🫶👍
Thank you! Cheers!
This is a real great comparison on the different ways you can make and how they they hold up. I do love the Infusible Ink sheets and Markers (because I don't do the Sublimation type).
I wonder how about the SUBLIGLAZE SPRAY onto mugs, on how they would hold up. You bake the mugs to cure to the mug, then you can do your work on it like a normal Sub Blank. Hmm lol
I love watching your tutorials. Great truthful reviews!
I have tried some of these products and have not liked them.
You are an absolute blessiing in this industry! Thank you so much for all you do. Love you!
Thank you am a beginner in all of these techniques and this video has answered so many questions. I watched it after learning about water slide paper from your video. You are a very good instructor. Really really good ! You gained a new subscriber.
thank you for this! so very helpful. I am so impressed with the permanent vinyl mug. I just got a mug press and I will be trying infusible ink for the first time. I will be searching your channel for any how-to videos on layering invisible ink. Thanks again!!
Glad it was helpful!
Wow! I wished I would have found you sooner! But at least I found you when I did! I did 7 mugs with the dishwasher Mod Podge. I am not sure if you are able to do this, but I cured mine in the oven at 170 for an hour.. I have read conflicting information saying you shouldn't. But needless to say, I don't think I will be using Mod Podge for my mugs in the future. I noticed it peels right off along with the vinyl. I think the drawback is that it doesn't adhere to the surface enough to keep water from getting behind it. So now I'm peeling the Mod Podge off and starting over with just the permanent vinyl.
I'm a newbie to all this, so glad I found you!!!!!😊
It was so frustrating! Happy to help though!
Great video I wondered about this and you done a great job of answering my questions and explaining it fully great job
Glad you enjoyed it!
@Angie, there is a material called HTV Anything, it is used in htv that makes it dishwasher safe. Its sold by the Rhinestone World, you can check it out.
Oh good to know! I have always hated HTV on coffee mugs!
Best video on ceramic transfers.
Wow, thanks!
What a wonderful video! You totally helped us to save money and time. Would you mind sharing what brand of permanent vinyl you used in this video?
It was Cricut brand.
SUPERB!! Thank you so much for creating these important tests!! So so valuable!!
🌹🌹🌹
Thank you for this incredible test !
Our pleasure!
thanks a million for taking the guesswork out of this for me.
Glad it was helpful!
Sorry, comment two :)
Another option for sublimation is there are people who will do print on demand for sublimation. It is obviously an extra step and the product would have to be shipped which so it could add a week to making the product. But it is an option I will be doing one of these days. For people who only plan to do it every once in a while it would be much less expensive than buying a printer.
Oh definitely! I did that before I got a printer!
Thank you so much for this! I made a sublimation mug that I purchased from a local vendor and it washed completely off in the dishwasher. I realized that it was the mug but was wondering how other applications would hold up in the dishwasher
Thanks for the extensive and totally inclusive assessment of options!!!! TY
You are so welcome!
Amazing Ultima Throw down!!!
Thank You for all the hard work. You Go Girl! 🤩🤩🤩🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
You are so welcome!
I just want to say that you are THE BEST If scientists only made as many variations as you do, I'm sure we would find cures for stuff faster LOL I am so excited to watch this video. It saves me so much time. I'm not going in the mug making business but I do like to make them for special occasions to upsell my products
This video does not have near the views or likes it should - thank you SO much for sharing
Thanks so much for an excellent review. I really needed to know this information. You have saved me time and money. I really appreciate your thoughtfulness. May God continue to bless you richly. Thank You!!!🤝🌹
Thanks for watching!
Thank you, for all the great information. I am a newbie to Cricut and mug press. Thank you!
Thank you for sharing!
So informative! I just got a printer and sub ink. Going out to buy the Cricut Mug Press. So excited! Thanks for the info.
Have fun!
Great video, with much needed information, thank you so much, u saved me future disappointments 😂and u got ur self a new subscriber ❤️😍
Thanks for the sub!
Such axgreat video with loads of helpful information! Thank you 😊
Glad it was helpful!
Hi thank you for the great video. I had trouble with the Cricut infusible ink sheets bleeding in my dishwasher. I found out on the Cricut website that you can not use the sanitize setting on your dishwasher. Since I turned that off I have had no problems. Just thought I would share just in case someone else was having that problem. I look forward to your next video 😃
Correct! I don't use sanitize or the hot water rinse feature for these.
You explain everything with such detail 🙂 I'm ready to buy my mug press. Thank you
TY!
You are a saint for taking on this work to answer the important questions LOL
Great video idea!🎉🎉
You've have answered a few questions that I had. Thank you and I am enjoying your You Tube Tutorials & Emails.. Greatly appreciate your postings.
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent and great information. I appreciate you and the time and resources you used to produce this video. Thanks!
Wow you really took the time thanks
You bet!
You are a treasure! Thank you! All this time I didn't think I could use my 651 vinyl on mugs and I've really wanted to try mugs
Glad I could help!
You have won me over to your channel. Thank you so very much for this video!
Love and Respect from India🇮🇳 ❤
This is so helpful! Thank you for doing so I don't waste so much time and money as a newbie :)
Glad it was helpful!
I might suggest adding a sticker on the bottom of mugs that say, Do not microwave. Especially if selling them or giving as gifts.
Thanks for the thorough explanation of each type! This was helpful in sealing the deal for sublimation. 😊
So glad!
Thank you for this review! Saved me a lot of testing, time and headache. NEW SUB!
Thanks for the sub!
This was great !!!!! Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow! So awesome! Thanks for all the great tips and trials!
I love your dedication to us! Thank you for this video!! 🥰
New subscriber here impressed with and grateful for your level of commitment!
Thanks and welcome
Thank you so much for all of this testing.
I am hooked on your videos! Thank you for answering question about sublimation and lips. I asked that question when cricut unveiled press but never got answers
You are so welcome!
This again was a great test. Thanks Angie.
Glad you liked it!
2024: HTV on mugs, they have revised htv on mugs, after applied with mini iron, (not heat gun or hair dryer) heat in oven at 300 degrees for 15 min, let cool. Check more current CZcams videos on this.
I still say in 2024 that I don't like HTV on mugs.
@@AngieHolden Don't get me wrong, Angie, I love the hard work and time you devote to us but thought you might be interested in this. I can understand that because it takes an extra step with the oven and I, myself, have not tested it's longevity, but if you only have HTV on hand or just want to try it, I trust an update with a well known CZcamsr, Jennifer Maker with her tutorial on how to use HTV on mugs. Take a look if you're interested. czcams.com/video/VbDx4iZ3O1Q/video.html
@@AngieHolden Don't get me wrong, Angie, I respect your opinion and love all you do for us in research but I thought you might be interested in seeing an update in procedure on using HTV on mugs from a trusted CZcamsr, JenniferMaker. I realize it's an extra step, but if all you have on hand is HTV vinyl or if you just want to try it, here's a way for it to work. czcams.com/video/VbDx4iZ3O1Q/video.html
@@AngieHolden check out this update (2023) on HTV on mugs, seems it works well as an alternative : czcams.com/video/VbDx4iZ3O1Q/video.html
@@AngieHolden Check out Jennifer Maker's CZcams video from 2023, it's an update on using HTV on mugs, seems it's a great alternative. czcams.com/video/VbDx4iZ3O1Q/video.html
This was a really great video! Thank you so much for this video! It’s legit all I needed to know!
So glad!
Wow! Great experiment. Great job!!
Great video! So helpful! Thank you!
Thank you for this! I have been searching which vinyl to use and if I need to use modpodge. I hope this would work the same for stainless tumbler I will make a label for the swim team.
Awesome info. Love your process and thoroughness on your tests!
Thank you!
Fantastic video. Your videos are a mine of information. Thank you for all the sharing of what you know.
My pleasure!
This video is perfect for me.....I just got my cricut joy and I wanted to make some smart permanent vinyl gifts for my friends with their names on a drinking glass. 🥛🥃🍷... Definitely got yourself a new subscriber, I watched some other videos before but this one confirmed for me that this channel is worth subscribing to....very informative & excellent video quality & angles.
Thank you so much.
My question is how do I connect my cricut joy to my Windows computer? The Bluetooth works for my HP printer but the cricut desktop app doesn't acknowledge the cricut joy as a machine to setup.
So I've been using the mobile apps instead but it gets very tiring when my projects aren't all saved/linked on mobile app to the desktop app plus its easier to use the desktop rather than a small mobile screen to design it's tricky for newbies.
Go to bluetooth on your computer and see if your computer will find it. Connect there. Then make sure Joy is picked as your machine type in Design Space.
@@AngieHolden for some reason it isn't picking up the Cricut Joy but it acknowledges my hp printer with ease. I'll keep trying 🙂
You may need to contact Cricut then as something may be wrong with your machine.
Seems like the dishwasher safe modge podge seal failed to protect the applications.
Such amazing info. Thank you!
Thank you so much for the time you put into this video..very informative!!!
Any time!
Great detail and information, like always. Thank you, Angie!
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for your resarch... that helps me.
Glad to hear it!
Every video is so helpful!!! Thank you so much for sharing your info. ❤❤❤
Glad it was helpful!
So appreciated!
Thank you Angie!
Any time!
Really learn a great deal in your comparison videos. Thank you for all the time & effort you put into these! It is truly appreciated!
Glad you like them!
Great video!!! Thanks so much for the testing!!! I appreciate you!
Any time!
Great content here
Lot of information here. Only thing I’m curious about is white toner transfers
This video was so helpful❤️
Thanks for your great work!
Thank you 🙏 very helpful
You’re welcome 😊
this helped sooo much!!! But I wonder about a print them cut vinyl or print t then cut HTV....
I find that inkjet printable vinyl and HTV does not last as long as a general rule. You can get some printable vinyl products that have a laminate you can use over the top and that is a bit better.
@@AngieHolden do have any names of some that come with a clear permanent vinyl over top or do I need to buy that seperate and if buying separate if added over the printable vinyl would it then be good for hard washing only or have you tried it in a dishwasher?
Try this: czcams.com/video/593RB8Be2s8/video.html
Hi Angie, do you have a video or guide for using permanent vinyl?
Try this: czcams.com/video/fm-jzQyeLLg/video.html
What was the outcome for the sun/sunflower design? I personally would not expect water slide decals/temporary tattoo papers to withstand the rigors of hand washing or machine washing. As a decal for model making once you add a clear sealant then you're good. The trick is finding a sealant that won't harm people if used on cups, mugs, steins, flatware, dishes, bowls, pans, etc.
The other side failed before the sunflower so I just stopped washing it...in disgust! HA!
Thankyou so much. Your videos have been super helpful.
You're very welcome!
Thanks for your efforts and the really good information. Big time and money saver.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much! You just answered so many questions! Did I miss where you talked about how the removable vinyl (inside the sunflower) worked? Just curious. I love your videos!
I didn't mention it! The front failed first with the permanent vinyl so I stopped washing it!
Very helpful info. This is the first if your videos I have seen. Where are you from that you pronounce wash as if there is a 'or' in it?
I am in Tennessee. That is the literally the only way I can say it.
i like to see toner prints on mugs in comparison