HOW TO USE DTF POWDER & FILM WITH YOUR INKJET PRINTER | DTF HACK
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- Опубликовано: 25 ноя 2022
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In this video tutorial, I show you how to use DTF powder and film with your inkjet printer, to make prints for fabric.
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Canon PIXMA iX6820 Wireless Color Inkjet Printer
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SHE USES REGULAR INKJET INK (I see a lot of ppl asking but not really getting and answer; I finally found a comment where she responded)🙂
Looks and feels like the shirt just came fresh from a silkscreen shop. DIG IT! LOVE IT!
Love the process and the image!
Thank you thank you thank you!!!!! I was wondering about the inkjet/dtf, and by George you solved it! I will be attempting this, Thanks again!
Best wishes ✨️
I never thought it can work with normal inkjet printer. The result is good too. 👍👍👍
Thank you for sharing Porcha. I always learn good info from you.
You're welcome 😊
Here for this thank you for showing us your way 💖
You're welcome Heather!
I was intimidated about using DTF
But now I believe I can do it.
Thank you for being clear and concise 👍🏾
You're welcome, best wishes!
@@ColorMePorcha Is inkjet ink stable with washing?
Please do an update. Since I do sublimation primarily, I’ve been using this DTF hack with my converted epson sublimation printer, and I haven’t needed to tape a second sheet to it on my printer btw. I’m curious how the inkjet holds up tho. So far I love the feel of the DTF and I can do cottons, I’m definitely looking into getting a DTF printer setup as a way to print whites, and since I can save on the shirts it might be a win win for my customers
Hi Thank you for the awesome video.
Thank you for sharing this hack my friend it's beautiful ❤
Thank you!
The ink tank system appears to be much better than the cartridge system ruclips.net/user/postUgkxciSwynMJ7PnUvvx11rewiu-yFBkZTl53 and a lot cheaper to run. The machine was easy to set up. A small point but I thought they'd be a USB cable included to help with the set up but there was none. I've been using it now for a few weeks and it seems like a good product and superior to my previous printers which were all troublesome HP machines.
Hi i just came across your video i watched the film an powder how to use. You made it look simple. I have a project to do on a tshirt for a friend. im gonna try this see how i do Thank You 👍😊
Best wishes ✨️
HELLO, I LOVE YOUR SHIRT. NICELY DONE.
Thank you!
Porcha can you do a video on DTF Tumbler wraps using the inkjet
Thank you
You're welcome!
Great video! Thank you so much! I didn’t create my own DTF. I ordered them online. Do you recommend that I use the powder each time I use a DtF, especially those that have been stored and unused for a while. I’m new at this and would appreciate any information you can share.
Awesome, what's the name of the powder you used, thank you
I love watching you I’ve learn a lot from you ..I wanna try this on 11x13 instead of a4 film can you help me find 11x17 film?
Thanks for the video. Is it possible to use white htv as a base before printing the dft?
This is awesome, thank you for sharing! My question is, can you stack these & store them for later printing, say for an event?
You're welcome.
I'd say no. The ink sits on top of the film so it can be easily smeared. You'll want to use it when you print it.
Nice video. Just a friendly reminder, to be able to make black and dark garments you need to have DTF White Ink so the design is visible. DTF White Ink also helps washability so the design last longer. That is why just regular inkjet inks can not last. Again, nice video for fun.
Cool, appreciate the info.
I pretty much knew what to expect but wanted to try it anyway, LOL!
@@ColorMePorcha So how was it after a few washes? Did not having the DTF White Ink make it fade faster? :)
When would you use the black DTF
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wonder if you could use the T seal sheet for the seal over the graphic? it's a silicone sheet that used to seal the dtf on the shirt it says that not for sublimation ink?
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Im using the hp 4100e printer and it is spitting the film right out without printing, would you know why this may be? Also i applied painters tape to give it a little weight.
Can you do the same process for 16 oz libby cup
Game changer!
What setting on the printer do you use? I was thinking premium presentation matte setting.
So when you use painter's tape on the shiny side, it'll make printing on the matte side better. Plenty of drag. Make it like you're printing on iron-on and normal paper. Easy print out. All correct?
Would I get the same results with a LaserJet printer?
What software do you need to convert the inkjet printer?
Plus, can this DTF work with stretch fabrics like polyester/nylon/spandex?
Do you have to use a special ink or can you just use the ink that came with the inkjet printer?
I have a clamshell how else to do it
Emotional outburst! 😂😂😂 love that. Thanks for the video especially because you showed using the white powder on a black tee, where most other videos advise using black powder. What's your thoughts on that?
Love emotional outbursts, LOL!
But yeah, at the time of posting, I didn't know the difference, so I went with. My husband had the shirt on last night, so he's rocking it.
When printing, should it be flipped?
Amazing thanks for sharing❤️❤️❤️
By using inkjet printer, do you mean using the normal printer with dtf inks? Or with its inkjet inks?🤔
Thanks!
In this video, it's just regular inkjet ink, but I have used sublimation ink, too. See here:
ruclips.net/video/isamIgXRlQ4/видео.html
Is this done with regular inkjet ink?
Great video, have you used this product with the Cricut Auto Press? It is the heat press I currently have.
Thanks!
No, I haven't tried it with the Auto Press yet, but if you do keep me posted.
Great video. Thanks for sharing. I have one question. How long was your cool down time? And how long after it prints do you put the DTF powder onto the image. Thanks in Advance...
I am told you have to put the powder on right away, and it has to completely cool down after first press.
Do this work with white ink?
Love this! How was the design after the washing?
Thanks! It's been washed a few times, and it's not worn often, but I can see fading. I've since taken to using my sublimation printer and ink with this hack, and the results have so far held up great! See here: ruclips.net/video/isamIgXRlQ4/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/piPZLudMTME/видео.htmlsi=zGg1VXmlF2VPRXPX
Everybody shows the process on you tube. What they dont show is what ink to use.
Do you use the actual injet ink or dtf transfer ink poured into refillable cartridges and then used in the inkjet??
How are you getting the metallic colors from an inkjet or is that just how it appears with your lighting? Either way, It looks awesome on that black shirt!
Thanks! You guessed it, it's the light, LOL!
I don't have a large heat press like you do. Do you think I could use the oven with an open ajar door and a silicone sheet to heat the powder on the film? Thank you.
It seems possible, but I'm not sure. Also, you may not want a foreign product in the same oven you cook in. But a few things I know work are a griddle, and heat gun. Best wishes!
so was this standard Inkjet Ink or dtf ink?also how is it wearing with washes etc? great video
Standard inkjet ink, it's holding up very well so far.
Thank you!
Would you please share what was your printer settings, paper choice and quality
I second this please
would of looked brighter on a white shirt great video
Cute design but I would have but it on a different color shirt
Thanks! I did, see here: ruclips.net/video/52zB7t3kQQA/видео.html
I’m waiting for someone to come out with a hack for the UV dtf transfers for cups!!
Yes, that'd be dope!
I just can't get my powder to melt and tips
Do you know if your printer uses pigment or dye ink? Also what is better, the shinny or dull side against the decal/shirt parchment paper? Thanks a bunch.
In this video, I used regular inkjet ink. But have since taken to using my sublimation printer with this hack. The inkjet ink does work but doesn't last as long as ink specifically used for fabric.
Either side of the parchment paper will work. I haven't seen a difference between the press and the two sides.
@@ColorMePorcha Thanks
What program are you using to print onto the DTF? I know Cricut you can only print to a certain size.
Not anymore... Cricut updated the size to large. Open the cricut program; click settings; the general tab, look down and click "BETA"! (That's It)... To make sure that you did it right click the "load tab" look for "print then cut page size", click on it and you'll see several large sizes for your images... You can find lots of vids on youtube for instructions...
Can you press this on other surfaces like acrylic, wood, mugs or is it just for t shirts?
I haven't tried it, so I'm not sure. I noticed it kinda melts into the fabric, and I'm thinking it wouldn't be the same for solids.
what printer setting did you use, like what was the paper type option choosen and which side of the paper do we print on? How durable was this, did it go away with one wash?
Very curious about how it held up after a wash or two.
Hi! It's been washed about three times, and it's not worn often, but I certainly can see fading. I've since taken to using my sublimation printer and ink with this hack, and the results have so far held up great! See here: ruclips.net/video/isamIgXRlQ4/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/piPZLudMTME/видео.htmlsi=zGg1VXmlF2VPRXPX
did you just use jet ink or Dtf ink
Please, I need some help! I REALLY want this to work for me! I have the exact same printer you're using but when I tried this hack, it does NOT work for me. I used the exact same materials you did, with the same printer. What print settings did you use? Any ideas what I'm doing wrong? Thank you!
Not sure what's going wrong,
But here are the settings:
Photo Printing
T-Shirt Transfers
High quality
Best wishes ✨️
Can this be done without a vinyl underlay on dark cotton?
Not sure, but let me know if you try it.
Wow. Inkjet printer. You are the first person with this hack . Is it durable?
I'm gonna do I wash test in a follow up video, so I'll y'all know 😊
@@ColorMePorcha How did the wash go?
Well! I've washed it a couple of times so far (cold inside out) and the image and color are still intact.
@@ColorMePorcha Thank you for the reply😊
When I tried this inkjet hack it looked great on white shirts not so good on black. With that said when I washed the shirts the ink really faded out a great deal.
I must add I am really new to this hack so I don’t know much 😊if any one has any suggestions on how not to have the faded look please help thanks
Have you tried the black dtf powder?
hi will this work on tumblers and mugs?
I haven't tried it but I don't think it will. The powder and ink melt into the fabric whereas I don't think it'll work the same for solid materials.
Do u use the ink that came with printer? Or pigment dye
Hi, just plain inkjet ink
so this works with ink jet printer?would like to know more about ths product and how to use use it
Hi! Yes. Here's another video I did as well:
ruclips.net/video/52zB7t3kQQA/видео.html
How does it hold up after washing?
Hi! So far so good through one wash.
any tricks if i dont have a heat press to cure the powder??
I’ve heard some uses them small oven
So I have a question. What could be the issue if your powder is not curing?
Perhaps the heat source is not close enough to the image.
Where did you print image from? a Word document? Straight from a photo image?
From the Canon printer settings:
Photo Printing
T-Shirt Transfers
High quality
Best wishes ✨️
I have a question. Is this DTF film better for dark color shirts? I have Yamation film and when I do it on a white shirt it comes out perfect, but when I do it on a black shirt the black fades into the transfer. So the picture is no longer the original color it’s turning black. I tried turning my heat press down but still the same results
No, for dark colors you need different supplies. I haven't fully explored that yet.
Dark colors you have to have that white background then put the power and sublimation ink over it
@@fendibondie2545can i put inkjet ink ?
Do you have to mirror the image
Yes
Is there a difference using a sublimation then a ink jet with this method or is it the same results?
Yes, there is a difference And it's all about longevity.
Sublimation ink is going to last longer as it is specifically made to infuse ink into fabrics, whereas inkjet ink is first and foremost made for paper. Now when you Introduce the DTF hack to either ink it extends the life of sublimation on 100% cotton and enables you to use inkjet ink directly on fabric.
Also, I answered your question in a Q&A video: ruclips.net/video/kud9Ed811Kk/видео.html
Hey
Has anybody tried pressing it without the powder? Curious to see how it looks?
It comes out to light
What's the purpose of the painters tape?
To add weight to the film, so my printer will print on the film and not just spit it out without printing the image
on the DTF film can u uses it over again
No it's a one time use
does it need to be a laser printer?
No, I know this hack works on inkjet printers
And this works with any inkjet printer? Any DTF film/powder? Thanks! =).
Question, are you using the ink that comes with the inkjet printer, or do you have sublimation ink in your printer?
Hi! I'm using inkjet ink.
How many washes would this last? seen that its inject ink and not DTF ink..
It's been washed about three times, and it's not worn often, but I certainly can see fading. I've since taken to using my sublimation printer and ink with this hack, and the results have so far held up great! See here: ruclips.net/video/isamIgXRlQ4/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/piPZLudMTME/видео.htmlsi=zGg1VXmlF2VPRXPX
so does this mean I dont have to have a sublimation printer?
Nope you don't, but I will say sublimation is my go-to option... this process is good to have in your bag though
@@ColorMePorcha thank you, ps your videos are the best, I love that you go right to the training!
If using sub ink do you cure the same way
Does this work on Dark Fabrics?
No
You need printer to print white ink
Can you reuse the film?
I'd say no. I think once we cure the area where the power is, that section is no longer usable.
Thank you
Where is the code I don't see it
When you click on the link it's on the page
I used my heat gun to cure the ink
Yeah, I've used a heat gun, too. ruclips.net/video/IvzZxSo3bSk/видео.html
Do you use any inkjet printer?
The color isn’t as vibrant