Tip on telling which side is the right side of paper to print on: As a general rule, if you pinch the paper with damp fingers, the correct side will stick to your finger.
Before we buy any supplies, we check on Angie's site first to get her recommendation. We thought we would trip Hiipoo sublimation paper to go with the Hiipoo sublimation ink recommended. We definitely prefer the A-Sub paper over the Hiipoo sublimation paper. The issue is when trying to trim the paper. Using the Circuit trimmer, the Hiipoo sublimation paper will "catch" and not cut a clean line. The A-Sub paper cuts well with the trimmer every time. (Note: the blade is new too). For us, we will stick with the A-Sub paper and with any of Angie's recommendations!
I too found that using the Circuit trimmer with Laser paper (using infusible ink) also catches and does not cut a clean line, as well as the printable vinyl. Yes it has a brand new blade in it so I am not sure why it only cuts regular copy paper ok. I found my cheaper Office Depot Carl brand trimmer cuts way better.
Before I buy any supplies, I check your recommendations first. :-) I really prefer when paper is marked on the back to know which side to use. Thumbs up, just ordered the Asub. Thanks Angie! :-)
I printed some test prints on my new printer using standard Georgia-Pacific printing paper. Out of curiosity, I pressed the prints on my test material. It looked the exact same as my A-sub paper print...🤷♂️🤷♂️
I would like to see you now do a comparison using specialty sub paper, like A-sub, and compare it against using regular copy paper and laser paper. I've seen others use regular copy paper and it seemed to work just as well as A-sub and is way cheaper than any of those papers used here. Thanks!!
I’m glad that I found your videos, I’m certainly not educated about cricut explore air 2 or the Siser press. My cricut only came with a mat nothing else therefore I’m lost 😞
Good to know abt the various papers! & Thanks for using the hiipoo ink bc I haven't seen anyone else use n it's the one I got.... Now I know it'll work well!
Thanks for the comparison. Is it just me, or does the DyeMaster paper look like its "unicorn" is more color-intense? I noticed it the printout and on the pressed shirt. Maybe that was just the video.... Did anyone else notice that? Thanks for the comparisons, Angie. Always informative.
We have an Epson WF 7110 with Cobra Inks & use Dyemaster as our go to sublimation paper. Colors are much more vibrant with deep rich blacks compared to all other major brands we have tested including Texprint especially on mugs. Despite the paper not having a watermarked side, you can tell from the feel & color of the paper which is the correct side to print on. Dyemaster provides just the best results we have ever gotten out of any other sublimation paper at a great price.
I’m glad that I found your videos, I’m certainly not educated about cricut explore air 2 or the Siser press. My cricut only came with a ma t nothing else therefore I’m lost 😞
Please lay the shirt flat when showing the press comparison next time and put the camera dead on. This way we can look at everything and compare. Great job and thank you for this video
Thanks for this video Angie! ASub comes in 125g and 120g. I see you are using the 125g. Do you know the difference? I know 120g is thinner but curious why there are two different weights.
I could probably use a lower weight but I don't do enough sublimation printing to keep all of the weights. The difference is going to be in how color saturated your image is, the humidity at the time, and how fast your printer prints. I am finding I can use the 125 all of the time and not have issues. Which works for me. The lighter weight is probably less money as well. So, if you have prints that are not as color saturated, trying a lighter weight is not a bad idea.
Can you use a low GSM for printing, there are so many different ones. Some say lower the GSM the more vibrant the colours. Do you have any advice please for mugs and tshirts thank you from the UK 😁
Hi Angie, I do have a quick question🤗 I’m considering turning some of my artwork into coffee mugs and tumblers. My question is this. Of the 3 you mentioned here, which is the best paper for both mugs and tumblers? Thanks
Hi I have a vivid home press 5 in 1 presser trying to print on a 100 percent polyester blanket using the A sub 125-G sublimation paper NOTHING PRINTED OFF😬
Great video thanks for the info. Which one feels the softest after being pressed.? I ordered the siser brand paper and it’s very stiff but washes well. The other brand I tried ppd is awful. After washing the shirt the image wrinkles.
I think you are talking about two different things. This is sublimation paper and only the ink transfers to your shirt. Siser the actual material goes on your shirt. This paper is for sublimation ink only.
Most sublimation paper do bleed when pressed, so be very careful reusing. I usually don’t even chance it unless I’m using Honestly Spinking Sublimation Paper which is proven not to bleed.
Here is a brief explanatino: A-Sub 105g - best for designs that have light to medium ink saturation. A-Sub 120g - best for medium to slightly heavy-saturated ink designs A-Sub 125g - best for when you print designs that have very heavy ink saturation. I tend to have both 120 and 125 here on hand.
( A-Sub )What category of paper does this fit into? pink backside or blue backside ? I don't know which color profile to download, jack print epson 2720
So I have a Epson 2850 put in my sub ink and used sub a paper and printed my image, went to press a poly tote and the image did not stick :( what am I doing wrong????
The only thing it could be is that you do not have sublimation ink. Check to see if the bottles say sublimation. Was there other ink in your printer before you added sublimation? It may not be all the way out.
Can you provide the info on the Heat Press you are using in this tutorial? Brand, Name, etc. I am interested in buying this heat press. Thanks for the wonderful tutorial.
Great vid as always! Have you tried the Epson brand? I was very lucky to find an Epson F170 but i still need to get the paper, the heat press and start playing with it. But i rather get an expert's opinion so i don't waste time nor resources.
please help..... I have the A Sub paper and an epsom ET 2720.... but when I put in presentation matte paper..... the printer says paper doesn’t match setting..... i’m so lost.... can you help me
I just bought an epson ecotank printer I wanted it for sublimation printing,of course it comes with ink.do I need to buy a different kind of ink or I can use the one that comes with it?? TIA🥰
Sorry one question hope you can help me so my paper didn’t have instructions ether. Which side it’s the best the silky side or the other one sorry it will be my first time trying it?
May I know how do you print from beginning to end? I ask because my computer doesn’t have an option to select “MIRROR printing” unless I don’t see it :/ also, how do you switch the design around?
Does anyone know the difference between printing your T-shirt with normal printing ink and printing it with special sublimation ink? Cause i wanted to buy an expensive printer to do both stickers and T-shirts printing and i can't use the special sublimation ink for The stickers and also can't afford to buy 2 printers each for the specific ink
Heat press depends on what you are pressing. You can find my printer settings here: czcams.com/video/-f4oH2x-Nu0/video.html&lc=UgwjHvltzM2dGYhfTc14AaABAg
Hi I did the sublimation with printers jack light color on a Purple tshirt and it came out very light kinda fried I'm using 50 cotton and 50 polyester what can I do
The purple is showing through your design first and altering your colors. With the 50/50 content, only 50% of your ink is bonding to the shirt. That means it will be faded.
You said make sure protective paper is ok for sublimation. I just bought a ton of butcher paper after seeing tons of videos saying that was ok to use - is it?
I'm using A-Sub 120g &125g with subzone sub ink epson Waf-7720 & heat press set on 400 for 60sec & using 65% polyester color shirts bleached white in middle & Some reason my image is faded on my shirt once pressed & theres still a good image left on my sub paper. Obviously half the ink is staying in the sub paper. Any suggestions?
@@AngieHolden Yeah I just did it on a white 100% polyester fabric & still almost the full image is still left on the sub paper. It is a little faded but seems a little to much stayed on the sub paper. I did however go up from 400 degrees on my heat press to 420 & then raised my time from 60 to 65 seconds & my image on the shirt got alot better now but still leaving alot on sub paper. I think my heatpress isnt getting as hot as its saying. This is becoming a headache.
You have to use this paper on sublimation blanks and print it with sublimation ink. That is the only way it will work. But yes they do make cups that will work.
Did you print with a sublimation printer with sublimation ink installed? Try this: czcams.com/video/-f4oH2x-Nu0/video.html&lc=Ugy7Nc7i_NdDJc-qA4x4AaABAg
Hello and I would like to thank you for the useful video. I started my own business with phone cases but I have a problem. I tried with heatpress machine and with Cricut easypress but doesn't make the metal thing of the case with the picture. What is the wrong? The sublimation paper? The phone case? Any advice or help would be useful. Thanks again
@@AngieHolden hello and thank you for your reply. The printer is the epson L850 and the ink and paper are for sublimation too. The cases are with the aluminum plate so I guess yes
Tip on telling which side is the right side of paper to print on: As a general rule, if you pinch the paper with damp fingers, the correct side will stick to your finger.
Before we buy any supplies, we check on Angie's site first to get her recommendation. We thought we would trip Hiipoo sublimation paper to go with the Hiipoo sublimation ink recommended. We definitely prefer the A-Sub paper over the Hiipoo sublimation paper. The issue is when trying to trim the paper. Using the Circuit trimmer, the Hiipoo sublimation paper will "catch" and not cut a clean line. The A-Sub paper cuts well with the trimmer every time. (Note: the blade is new too). For us, we will stick with the A-Sub paper and with any of Angie's recommendations!
I use both of that and the Hiipoo paper is definitely tricky to cut with a paper trimmer! I have noticed that as well!
I too found that using the Circuit trimmer with Laser paper (using infusible ink) also catches and does not cut a clean line, as well as the printable vinyl. Yes it has a brand new blade in it so I am not sure why it only cuts regular copy paper ok. I found my cheaper Office Depot Carl brand trimmer cuts way better.
I just love the way you explain everything, you are my go to, thank you
Wow, thank you!
Hello there!! Thank you for sharing!!
Do you used cotton on your t shirt or poliéster?
I think she used a polyester shirt. I don't think you can use cotton for this type of project.
Before I buy any supplies, I check your recommendations first. :-) I really prefer when paper is marked on the back to know which side to use. Thumbs up, just ordered the Asub. Thanks Angie! :-)
I love the way you explain everything as well! Links in description and time stamps are so great and helpful and saves time.
Glad you like them!
Thank you for all that you do. 😊 I watched your video for the first time last week, and this week I bought a printer and hippo ink. Thank you.
thank you Angie for the video, i am new to t-shirt printing, and your video was very helpful...
Nice work space
Looks very clean, neat, and Organized
Great info, thank you for doing research & sharing your results!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks so much for this video. I’m new to sublimation and I’ve already learned a lot from watching ❤️
I'm so glad!
I love all of your videos. I'm a new crafter here and you help me so much thanks alot!!!
You are so welcome!
I printed some test prints on my new printer using standard Georgia-Pacific printing paper. Out of curiosity, I pressed the prints on my test material. It looked the exact same as my A-sub paper print...🤷♂️🤷♂️
Best explanations hands down.
Your videos are really awesome. Thanks for all the hard work for us.
My pleasure!
I would like to see you now do a comparison using specialty sub paper, like A-sub, and compare it against using regular copy paper and laser paper. I've seen others use regular copy paper and it seemed to work just as well as A-sub and is way cheaper than any of those papers used here. Thanks!!
I have that on my list!
You do an excellent job !
I have trouble connecting to it wirelessly,besides that,awesome.
Sorry to hear that!
I’m glad that I found your videos, I’m certainly not educated about cricut explore air 2 or the Siser press. My cricut only came with a mat nothing else therefore I’m lost 😞
Start with this video! czcams.com/video/gn8tmXezWT8/video.html
Very nice video, straight to the point and clear !
Awesome comparison video!! Thank you very much!!! Have a wonderful week!! 💐❣💐❣
Thanks for watching!
Good to know abt the various papers! & Thanks for using the hiipoo ink bc I haven't seen anyone else use n it's the one I got.... Now I know it'll work well!
Thanks for watching!
If you don’t mine me asking what kind machine do have I order epson 2720 and was wondering if I could use the hiipoo
@@stephanierecht3295 yup thats the printer i have.i think as long as its sublimation ink it should work. I've been happy with the hiipoo ink.
Thanks for the comparison. Is it just me, or does the DyeMaster paper look like its "unicorn" is more color-intense? I noticed it the printout and on the pressed shirt. Maybe that was just the video....
Did anyone else notice that?
Thanks for the comparisons, Angie. Always informative.
I didn't see any difference in real life after pressed.
@@AngieHolden, much appreciated. Sometimes video is inaccurate.
I agree the dye master pops more out of the three to me
We have an Epson WF 7110 with Cobra Inks & use Dyemaster as our go to sublimation paper. Colors are much more vibrant with deep rich blacks compared to all other major brands we have tested including Texprint especially on mugs. Despite the paper not having a watermarked side, you can tell from the feel & color of the paper which is the correct side to print on. Dyemaster provides just the best results we have ever gotten out of any other sublimation paper at a great price.
I love your videos. You explain things so well.
Thank you so much!
Awesome Angie
.Good Info. .Looks like you could have trimmed all 3 and Pressed them all side by side in One Press.
Great Video... I may try the A-Sub. With Cosmo Ink.
Go for it!
Great video thanks so much! I’m off to Amazon to order paper now! Also, I’m gonna subscribe!
I’m glad that I found your videos, I’m certainly not educated about cricut explore air 2 or the Siser press. My cricut only came with a ma t nothing else therefore I’m lost 😞
You can test regular copy paper as well...
Great video. Very informative
Glad it was helpful!
The last unicorn looked darker bit it could be your lighting.
In person, they were all the same.
Please lay the shirt flat when showing the press comparison next time and put the camera dead on. This way we can look at everything and compare. Great job and thank you for this video
Thanks for this video Angie! ASub comes in 125g and 120g. I see you are using the 125g. Do you know the difference? I know 120g is thinner but curious why there are two different weights.
I could probably use a lower weight but I don't do enough sublimation printing to keep all of the weights. The difference is going to be in how color saturated your image is, the humidity at the time, and how fast your printer prints. I am finding I can use the 125 all of the time and not have issues. Which works for me. The lighter weight is probably less money as well. So, if you have prints that are not as color saturated, trying a lighter weight is not a bad idea.
Thank you .you are my go to.... girl teacher
it did help alot this video THANKS!!!!!
Can you use a low GSM for printing, there are so many different ones. Some say lower the GSM the more vibrant the colours. Do you have any advice please for mugs and tshirts thank you from the UK 😁
I would say experiment and see which works best for you. I don't think that it is going to make it more vibrant on all surfaces.
So helpful thank you!
You're so welcome!
Thank you for sharing with us. Do you have any suggestions or advice as to why the the A-Sub paper doesn't release all the ink?
Hi Angie, I do have a quick question🤗
I’m considering turning some of my artwork into coffee mugs and tumblers. My question is this. Of the 3 you mentioned here, which is the best paper for both mugs and tumblers?
Thanks
They are all fine for that.
Hi I have a vivid home press 5 in 1 presser trying to print on a 100 percent polyester blanket using the A sub 125-G sublimation paper NOTHING PRINTED OFF😬
What ink and printer did you use?
Just a tip, if using 1 shirt for testing several items try making you images smaller. Otherwise it was a good video.
Thanks I guess. I did want people to be able to see it.
Great video thanks for the info. Which one feels the softest after being pressed.? I ordered the siser brand paper and it’s very stiff but washes well. The other brand I tried ppd is awful. After washing the shirt the image wrinkles.
I think you are talking about two different things. This is sublimation paper and only the ink transfers to your shirt. Siser the actual material goes on your shirt. This paper is for sublimation ink only.
Have you tried , cosmos paper ?
No I haven't.
Good, thank you
No problem!
Most sublimation paper do bleed when pressed, so be very careful reusing. I usually don’t even chance it unless I’m using Honestly Spinking Sublimation Paper which is proven not to bleed.
Reusing the cover paper? I always am!
@@AngieHolden Yes, reusing the butcher / blowout paper. Sometimes you don't see the ink until it's too late.
Definitely! I would rather throw it out each time but several of my viewers do not like that!
I really love your video.
Love your videos. Question, whats the difference between 105g, 120g and 125g paper? What would you recommend for mugs? I see you use 125g.
Here is a brief explanatino:
A-Sub 105g - best for designs that have light to medium ink saturation.
A-Sub 120g - best for medium to slightly heavy-saturated ink designs
A-Sub 125g - best for when you print designs that have very heavy ink saturation.
I tend to have both 120 and 125 here on hand.
@@AngieHolden I believe this should be added to the video's description as it's very useful. Thank you again Angie for all of your work
( A-Sub )What category of paper does this fit into? pink backside or blue backside ? I don't know which color profile to download, jack print epson 2720
A sub has writing on the back and no pink or blue backside so I am unsure.
I was wondering if you can tell me or have a video showing the proper way to load the sublimation paper into the printer.. thank you so much
That would depend on your printer. But you should print on the side that does NOT have markings.
Ok thank you
So I have a Epson 2850 put in my sub ink and used sub a paper and printed my image, went to press a poly tote and the image did not stick :( what am I doing wrong????
The only thing it could be is that you do not have sublimation ink. Check to see if the bottles say sublimation. Was there other ink in your printer before you added sublimation? It may not be all the way out.
What is your printer? Do you have any issues with the printers jack jamming the printer- lots of people say the 13x19 jams in the epson 15000
I am ONLY using 8 1/2 x 11 as I don't have the capacity for the larger size. Good to know though!
Can you provide the info on the Heat Press you are using in this tutorial?
Brand, Name, etc. I am interested in buying this heat press. Thanks for the wonderful tutorial.
Try this: czcams.com/video/MaHtE5UFETw/video.html&lc=UgyJBLZgAibl5UBf88N4AaABAg
Hi, can you tell me the best way of the best paper to do sublimation on dark fabrics please? I’m new to this. Thank you
Try this: czcams.com/video/gQCZRndBTI8/video.html
great video :)
Thanks for the visit!
Thank you so much for this video much appreciated! 💓
Just wanted to ask about the quality of them after washing?
I didn't compare these shirts as far as which paper washed best.
Great vid as always! Have you tried the Epson brand? I was very lucky to find an Epson F170 but i still need to get the paper, the heat press and start playing with it. But i rather get an expert's opinion so i don't waste time nor resources.
These are the only papers I have tried so far.
What’s your views on using copy paper for sublimation?
I plan on doing a more detailed video but I do feel like it results in a print that is not as vibrant.
Excuse me I can use the a sub paper on a cotton shirt 👕?
Sublimation needs polyester in order to work.
please help..... I have the A Sub paper and an epsom ET 2720.... but when I put in presentation matte paper..... the printer says paper doesn’t match setting..... i’m so lost.... can you help me
Just because you picked matte as you setting. I just click okay when it says that.
Does it work with dark colors and cotton? Thats the million dollar question.
Try this: czcams.com/video/gQCZRndBTI8/video.html
Angie did you ever compare sublimation paper to copy paper?
Still on my list! My list is loooong!
I have the a sub (the one that’s on your right) but it doesn’t transfer to shirt and if I put temp to high it burns my shirts😭 what am I doing wrong?
My guess is you are not using sublimation ink. Try this video: czcams.com/video/LYj0vS9lOhs/video.html
I bought the Printers Jack sublimation paper and it is not working for me. I am new to sublimation but I was hoping that I would have a hard time.
What do you mean it isn't working? What seems to be the issue? What are you using to print on it? What are you pressing it on?
I just bought an epson ecotank printer I wanted it for sublimation printing,of course it comes with ink.do I need to buy a different kind of ink or I can use the one that comes with it?? TIA🥰
Try this: czcams.com/video/-f4oH2x-Nu0/video.html
Sorry one question hope you can help me so my paper didn’t have instructions ether. Which side it’s the best the silky side or the other one sorry it will be my first time trying it?
Most paper either has a back that is a different color or has a watermark. The correct side is the pure white side.
Hi ! Great video . Do you have information on any Htv sublimation papers that work best for the epson printer ?
This is the sublimation paper that I recommend for an Epson printer.
Have you tried a suplim print yet on your Cricut mug press ?
Yes! It works great!
Thank you so much for this video. I wish you would do one for dark substrates.
It is coming up!
Do you know what is the difference between A-SUB 120G , 125G and 105G ?
It is supposed to be for designs with various levels of ink saturation. The higher the number the more ink.
How does it work with printing 'white'?
No this does not. A white toner printer is what you are looking for.
Great video!
Have you tried the DS sublimation paper from Epson itself?
Not yet!
But which A sub is for dark colors ??
None of them. Try this: czcams.com/video/gQCZRndBTI8/video.html
May I know how do you print from beginning to end? I ask because my computer doesn’t have an option to select “MIRROR printing” unless I don’t see it :/ also, how do you switch the design around?
That is very specific to your computer and setup. But I did run through it here: czcams.com/video/-f4oH2x-Nu0/video.html&lc=UgwisgeF48FlFUff6xl4AaABAg
You mentioned you use a different mat when using the easy press for sublimation, which mat is that? I don't think I saw it linked. Thanks!
I didn't link it! Sorry! I use the protective mat from Artesprix if it is large enough for the design.
Hi Angie, I have a question ❓. Can we use any espon printer than espon eco tank et 4700? Because there are really price.
Any epson ecotank will work for sublimation.
Does anyone know the difference between printing your T-shirt with normal printing ink and printing it with special sublimation ink? Cause i wanted to buy an expensive printer to do both stickers and T-shirts printing and i can't use the special sublimation ink for The stickers and also can't afford to buy 2 printers each for the specific ink
Here is a comparison: czcams.com/video/vo4y-g1z2HY/video.html
What are the settings to use with the heat press and also with the et 4700 printer?
Heat press depends on what you are pressing. You can find my printer settings here: czcams.com/video/-f4oH2x-Nu0/video.html&lc=UgwjHvltzM2dGYhfTc14AaABAg
I did same as you
But the color is very low ..any tips please
My printer es epson 3760
If it is your first print, I would print like 5 more sheets then press the 6th. Make sure you are pressing on polyester as well.
Hi i have a connon inject paper. What setting should it be? I have it on DF for dark fabrics? Its the model tr6820 thanks in advanced
Sublimation paper will not work in an inkjet printer that has regular ink installed. You need sublimation ink.
Where do you get your T-shirt’s the 65% polyester and 35% Cotten I cannot find any
So many places. You can find them at your local store. Amazon. Other sublimation suppliers online.
so is A-sub only for white or light colors
Sublimation is only for white or light colors. Try this: czcams.com/video/UH5lpCfe6iU/video.html
Hi
I did the sublimation with printers jack light color on a Purple tshirt and it came out very light kinda fried I'm using 50 cotton and 50 polyester what can I do
You need at least 65% polyester and a light color for sublimation. Try this: czcams.com/video/LYj0vS9lOhs/video.html
@Angie Holden I can not find a 65 polyester I got 50/50 it is a dark purple
The purple is showing through your design first and altering your colors. With the 50/50 content, only 50% of your ink is bonding to the shirt. That means it will be faded.
You said make sure protective paper is ok for sublimation. I just bought a ton of butcher paper after seeing tons of videos saying that was ok to use - is it?
Yep. Butcher paper works!
Hi Angie, can teflon sheet also be used as.protective paper? Or is this special for sublimation?
I would not use a teflon sheet. You can see more here: czcams.com/video/zrERc-9RzGE/video.html
Can I use a Teflon sheet instead of “protective paper?”
Try this: czcams.com/video/zrERc-9RzGE/video.html
Do you have to use sublimation ink or can you use the Epson ink? Also if you have Epson ink in printer how can you change it out?
You have to use sublimation ink. You would have to flush the regular ink out though.
Could the shirts be 100% polester, any brand?
Try this: czcams.com/video/b4b_pssKrK8/video.html
I'm using A-Sub 120g &125g with subzone sub ink epson Waf-7720 & heat press set on 400 for 60sec & using 65% polyester color shirts bleached white in middle & Some reason my image is faded on my shirt once pressed & theres still a good image left on my sub paper. Obviously half the ink is staying in the sub paper. Any suggestions?
It could be the shirt. Remember that only 65% of your image will transfer as it will only react to polyester fibers.
@@AngieHolden Yeah I just did it on a white 100% polyester fabric & still almost the full image is still left on the sub paper. It is a little faded but seems a little to much stayed on the sub paper. I did however go up from 400 degrees on my heat press to 420 & then raised my time from 60 to 65 seconds & my image on the shirt got alot better now but still leaving alot on sub paper. I think my heatpress isnt getting as hot as its saying. This is becoming a headache.
Ah yes it can definitely be the press. Sorry about that!
Do you need a different type of paper when using dark color or is it white the only option? I’m a new subscriber and love the content of your video
I am working on some options for dark colors but this is white/light only right now.
@@AngieHolden thank you for the info. I’m looking forward to continue learning about sublimation before I go ahead with the investment.
Do you mind sharing what is the difference between the Asub varieties. Some say 125G and 120G
I have not ran any tests between varieties!
Hi I rarely plan on using my sublimation will the ink go dry or ruin the printer if it sits. If I only use the printer 2 time a month?
I haven't experienced any drying out but I do use mine about one a week.
Can you use the stimulation paper on cups as well ??
You have to use this paper on sublimation blanks and print it with sublimation ink. That is the only way it will work. But yes they do make cups that will work.
Do you need different sublimation paper to use on dark fabric?
I have a shirt that I am testing now. Video should be up week after next.
What’s the cheapest laptop I can buy to work with this printer? I want to download photoshop and other apps to help print out pictures
I have on my list to do some research and publish something on computers. I don't have anything right now though.
Thank you for the video. I was wondering how each did after a few washings?
I didn't compare paper after washing.
@@AngieHolden thank you
Did any bleed through paper when pressing?
I generally don't get bleed through but I always use protective paper just in case.
I used two of the same papers you used and nothing comes off on my shirt. What am I doing wrong?
Did you print with a sublimation printer with sublimation ink installed? Try this: czcams.com/video/-f4oH2x-Nu0/video.html&lc=Ugy7Nc7i_NdDJc-qA4x4AaABAg
Hi what type of shirt do you use? Cotton or blend etc
For sublimation, you always use polyester. At least 70% polyester is what I recommend.
Hello and I would like to thank you for the useful video. I started my own business with phone cases but I have a problem. I tried with heatpress machine and with Cricut easypress but doesn't make the metal thing of the case with the picture. What is the wrong? The sublimation paper? The phone case? Any advice or help would be useful. Thanks again
Are you using a sublimation printer with sublimation ink? And is the phone case made for sublimation?
@@AngieHolden hello and thank you for your reply. The printer is the epson L850 and the ink and paper are for sublimation too. The cases are with the aluminum plate so I guess yes
Unless the phone case specifically said for sublimation, it is probably the wrong thing.
@@AngieHolden I will make a contact with the supplier. Thanks again!!!
Do you think you can link where to fond the protective paper
It is in the description below the video. You may have to click show more to see it.