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Thank you! Sounds like a lot of fun!

Great question! In short, yes. We like to think of it as a good, better, best situation. Butcher paper is "good", parchment paper is "better", our siliconized paper is "best". Siliconized paper is what the professionals use and it is designed for high heat. Butcher paper is often designed for use with cold items and can omit unknown substances into the atmosphere when subject to high heat. ;)

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Thank you for your comment! We are excited to hear you have been inspired! We are working endlessly to make our products more readily available around the world. Stay connected as we continue to grow to meet the demand for our products.

@@marielladonkers566 we agree! Let us know who your favorite local craft company is and we will reach out! Or tag them here! Thank you for watching. You can also order our products internationally through Blick Art Materials. 🌈

@@belindawolf4022 yes 100%! Just watch out for copy paper saturation, best to use something thicker like mixed media paper if you are going to re-color. Thank you for your question! 🙂

The sublimation craft product that started it all! Thank you Dee! :)

They certainly could! But the Iron-on-Ink colors are muted on the paper due to the characteristics of sublimation ink.

Thank you! Lots of good pro tips anyone could use. :)

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Thank you Dee! We look forward to bringing you all more live content on YT!

Stencils are one of our favorite tools!

Yes! Great tip, thank you for watching!

Such a FUN & FUNNY Necktie! Thank you for watching!

@@Artesprix yes it is a fun Necktie. Turned out great too. 😊

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100% Polyester T Shirts are best to ensure the transfer is 100% permanent. We have some options for Shirts on our website. All of our blanks are 100% polyester, both fabric and hard surfaced.

100% there are more fun facts in the FAQs Section of our website, under support. Thank you for watching!

We just love working with her!

Great question! They are not. However, they have enough ink in them to draw a line over 4 football fields long!

@@Artesprix Thank you!

Thank you! Please let us know if you decide to give this project a try!

Not directly from our website but Blick Art Materials ships our products internationally :)

Thank you for watching! It does not have to be laser copy paper for our Iron-on-Ink. We have seen our markers be used with all sorts of paper. :) We do not recommend using sublimation paper with our products.

Thank you! If you do try it, please share a photo with us in our Facebook Group we would love to see. :) Link in description of this video <3

Thank you! New one every month. :)

Our pleasure!

You definitely could if it works in the program you are using. In this case, I didn't want to draw my template with the sublimation marker and have it transferred to the blank. There are definitely lots of ways you could do it. Great ideas!

Hi! Great suggestion! The marker cap color indicates what color it will look like after transfer. We can look into making something for online reference, appreciate the feedback. :)

This is now available on our website on each product page. Thank you for your suggestion!

I will take that comment and make me a reference swatch after mixing according to their menu, Paint a piece of paper and transfer to one of those metal signs or something else and keep for reference

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lots of options, we are here to help!

Thank you Debbie!

Thank you!

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Correct no special paper. Cotton will not allow the transfer to be lifetime permanent. 100% polyester is best. Thank you for your question, please check the FAQ on our website for more info. :)

@@Artesprix Awesome thanks!

Thank you! It is recommended to create a new design so get a full transfer of ink. If you decide to do a second generation transfer on the other side with the original design, it will be lighter than the first transfer as there is not as much ink left on the paper. We appreciate your question! :)

Yes, as Artesprix said.... and I actually tried it off camera after I finished recording the video. The 2nd generation is not as bright, especially on a burlap blank. Most of the bright ink is transferred on the 1st press.

Thank you! The before and after is always the best part.

Thank you!!!

Which set are you looking for? Please fill out a contact us form on the website and we will point you in the right direction. :)

Hi Annie! We don't offer these sets anymore but you can find our patented sublimation markers in more colors through Siser at your local Michaels or JoAnns. Thank you for your interest in our products!!

Currently we only offer Black Sublimation Markers in multiple tip offerings but there is a possibility we could offer colored sublimation markers with different tips in future.

Great question. Whichever percentage of polyester your fabric is, that is the percentage in which your design will be vibrant and permanent. 100% is best, 80/20 you will start to lose some of your design, 50/50 will give you a vintage look.

@@Artesprix thank you so much for your details answer. The other concern is , can we used the domestic iron to heat press?

@@sajidashiran9441 yes you can! The rule of thumb is your design should not be bigger than your heat plate. we have another video that is all about supplies and which heat source is best. ruclips.net/video/9AsrIieGGnE/видео.html

@@Artesprix thank you so much

They do with some type of hack: off brand adapter or foam pencil grip.

That is our tumbler wrap. You can find it here: artesprix.com/products/tumbler-wrap

Thank you for your question! Each lollipop was drawn and cut out individually and taped to the Tumber carefully. Then we used our Tumbler wrap and our designated craft toaster oven for the transfer process.

Hi Lynda! Please visit our website for the nearest dealer to you. artesprix.com/pages/dealers

You're welcome!