Tried this on painted wood today. Oh my! This is my new favorite craft. It worked beautifully. Now I can sublimate on wood and get all the beautiful colors that I can't get with permanent vinyl. And this is SO much easier. Thank you for the great tip and video.
That's awesome! I'm so glad you ventured out, great job! I love the laminate sheets, it's a great (and versatile) option for sublimation. Thanks so much for stopping by and for sharing your experience! ---Becky
Hey Tiffany! I sure do! It's a bulk purchase, you have to buy at least 2 rolls of each I believe, but here is a direct link for you! Glad you enjoyed the video, thanks for stopping by! ---Becky www.laminationdepot.com/PRO-3-Mil-Matte-18-in-x-250-ft-x-1-in-Core-Roll-Laminating-Film?fbclid=IwAR27k5DBIR5Kkbq3RV4KxL_KBfFJrZbh7FAxc0n8kQyxREWPFJ15pkLZyVw
Hey Judy! No, I haven't had any issues with the laminate separating from the canvas at all. I have heard it will on ceramic tile, but laminate and wood seem to work perfectly. Hope this helps! ---Becky
Awesome, can laminate sheets be used on permanent vinyl? Becky I have a couple of questions. After I print my sublimation sheet, how long can I wait until pressing. I have some that are over a week old. Question 2, what is the shortcut for delete? Love your videos and learn from everyone.
Hey Theresa! I wouldn't use laminate sheets on permanent vinyl, the laminate sheets are thick and hard after pressing. You can actually save your sublimation prints a long time as long as you are using actual sublimation paper. I've had some that have sat for at least a year and they pressed just fine. Also, to delete, you just use the delete button on your keyboard. Hope this helps! ---Becky
Hey Barbara! This process is made using a sublimation printer and sublimation ink, BUT I have a similar process using a regular home inkjet printer and temporary tattoo paper. I'll link it here for you, hope it helps! ---Becky ruclips.net/video/Xj3B0KHTm74/видео.html
What if I want to sublimate straight onto the canvas (material) without the laminate? I’m assuming that it’s possible, no different to sublimating onto general fabric items.
Hey Angela! I usually just give it a press at what my normal temp is for HTV (320 degrees) and then press again for sublimation at the higher temperature. Hope this helps! ---Becky
Tried this on painted wood today. Oh my! This is my new favorite craft. It worked beautifully. Now I can sublimate on wood and get all the beautiful colors that I can't get with permanent vinyl. And this is SO much easier. Thank you for the great tip and video.
That's awesome! I'm so glad you ventured out, great job! I love the laminate sheets, it's a great (and versatile) option for sublimation. Thanks so much for stopping by and for sharing your experience! ---Becky
OMG - The best idea I've seen for little subby signs - like Theresa said - MIND. BLOWN! So quick and easy
Hey Melinda! I'm so glad you enjoyed the project! I love these little canvas panels! Thanks for stopping by! ---Becky
Thank you, you articulate the steps in such a beginner friendly way. I appreciate you for that 😊
No problem 😊
I'm not a beginner with sublimation, but always learn some good tips from your videos. Thank you!
Hey Jane! I'm so glad you enjoy the video and learn something new! I appreciate you taking the time to check us out! ---Becky
Thanks for sharing. I'm going to try this. Love it💕
Great Arnez! I'd love to hear how it goes! Thanks so much for stopping by! ---Becky
Absolutely Beautiful!
Thanks Likita! I appreciate your kind words and am glad you liked the video! Thanks for stopping by! ---Becky
Wow ! Very new and very interesting to me. Thank you 😊
Hey Chezzie! I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Let me know if you give it a try, it's super great! ---Becky
Mind. Blown. Thanks for sharing this project! Do you have a link for the matte and glossy commercial laminate rolls?
Hey Tiffany! I sure do! It's a bulk purchase, you have to buy at least 2 rolls of each I believe, but here is a direct link for you! Glad you enjoyed the video, thanks for stopping by! ---Becky
www.laminationdepot.com/PRO-3-Mil-Matte-18-in-x-250-ft-x-1-in-Core-Roll-Laminating-Film?fbclid=IwAR27k5DBIR5Kkbq3RV4KxL_KBfFJrZbh7FAxc0n8kQyxREWPFJ15pkLZyVw
Love it!
Thank you! ---Becky
Becky, will the laminate come off the canvas? I think doing photos would be a great gift. Thank you
Hey Judy! No, I haven't had any issues with the laminate separating from the canvas at all. I have heard it will on ceramic tile, but laminate and wood seem to work perfectly. Hope this helps! ---Becky
Thank you for the information.
Awesome, can laminate sheets be used on permanent vinyl? Becky I have a couple of questions. After I print my sublimation sheet, how long can I wait until pressing. I have some that are over a week old. Question 2, what is the shortcut for delete? Love your videos and learn from everyone.
Hey Theresa! I wouldn't use laminate sheets on permanent vinyl, the laminate sheets are thick and hard after pressing. You can actually save your sublimation prints a long time as long as you are using actual sublimation paper. I've had some that have sat for at least a year and they pressed just fine. Also, to delete, you just use the delete button on your keyboard. Hope this helps! ---Becky
@@creativefabrica thanks Becky, duh--delete. why did i ask that, lol. thanks for addressing all my questions.
have you used the canvas frames ? i want to do that style for my grandkids
When using the frames, you'll want to remove the frame before pressing. 😊
Does this have to be done with a special printer and special ink? Or can I print it on my Canon color ink jet printer?
Hey Barbara! This process is made using a sublimation printer and sublimation ink, BUT I have a similar process using a regular home inkjet printer and temporary tattoo paper. I'll link it here for you, hope it helps! ---Becky
ruclips.net/video/Xj3B0KHTm74/видео.html
What if I want to sublimate straight onto the canvas (material) without the laminate? I’m assuming that it’s possible, no different to sublimating onto general fabric items.
That should be possible, as long as your canvas surface is coated to accept the sublimation ink ✨
What temp do you use to sub the laminate?
Hey Angela! I usually just give it a press at what my normal temp is for HTV (320 degrees) and then press again for sublimation at the higher temperature. Hope this helps! ---Becky