Sublimate On 50/50 Poly-Cotton Hoodie & Crewneck Sweater (Tutorial)
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- What's Up! Full tutorial on sublimating the front and back onto 50/50 poly-cotton blends. I will take you step-by-step and the proper way to sublimate any garment.
Same design and both garments are different colors, watch till the end and see the comparison.
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On Designing here a color chart off Pinterest: www.pinterest.com/mannyv27/sublimation/
May need to experiment on other color garments that will adjust the colors on your designs. Example: Blue shirt + Yellow design = Green (design part). Sports Grey Crewneck is washed tested.
JUST TRIED IT ON MY SWEATER, IT LOOKS PERFECT THANK YOU
Hey. That is great.
Appreciate the viedo.👍
Good tips✅
Thank You 😁😁😁
Those came out nice my Brotha!!!
Appreiciated 😎
Bruh I've learned so much from your videos I'm looking to try this T-shirt business out soon thanks 👍 keep up the good work and info ☪️☪️🕋
Thanks. If any questions feel free to ask. Also going sublimation and buying printer, check for epson ecoank 15000 where you wont have to worry about swapping chips (WF 7840) 😎
Hope you keep doing videos related to sublimation...Dope my guy
I have been spreading your RUclips channel with other RUclipsr, such as Big Boi and check him out. Nice work. Where did you get your shirts?
Thanks so much! Much appreciated!
@@diywithkenny8399 You're welcome. Stan Banks, Tshirt Chick, and more.
Big Boi the artist or another crafter lol? Yea many creators out there. Thanks
Thanks for the video
Hey! Thank you for watching 😎
Thank you fir sharing your knowledge. I’d like to know where do u get your shirts.
Thank You. www.jiffyshirts.com where I purchase the sweaters.
The aggressive paper crumpling kept catching me off guard and startled me 😂😅 but I see why it’s important to use it! Question: So you’re saying the design fades after washing? Thanks!
Yes the cotton part only, will give it a oldschool look.
Glory! 🔥🔥🔥
Great video!!! Where did u purchase the Teflon sheet?
Hello and thanks. Got my teflon sheet off Amazon, made sure got the size of my heat press (16x19 or close enough)
Hey! Thanks for the video! I Hope You Are Having A Bless Day! My Daughter Is An Artist and designs clothing. She wants to do a black hoodie with white letters, I normally set the heat press for 400 for 60 seconds, what do you recommend? And should I buy the sublimation spray? Since the hoodie is 50 cotton and 50 polyester.
It looks really good the grey when you first pressed it, by now you know if you used one of the methods or techniques to keep sublimation on cotton the design would look better after washing it 😎
Apprrciate the comment, Thank You 😎
@@diywithkenny8399 I'm new to all this but I have been doing a lot of research recently to get into the business. I appreciated your videos, thanks for sharing with us. I love the lion designs by the way and what they represent 🙂
Thanks. It represents The Lion of Judah
@@diywithkenny8399 yes sir 🙏
Great video man, have you tried using the ppd transfer paper on the 50/50 hoodies. If you have what settings you using, because the normal setting for shirts does not work. i keep melting the image into the garment.
Hello & thanks. No have not tried PPD transfer on the hoodies. I would recommend the standard settings & regular jetink.
Use old hoodie and try: reducing the pressure a little (heat press), reduce heat 10- 15 degrees, 15 seconds should be good. Everyone setup is different, BUT make adjustments.. also just cut your design into 5 or more pieces so won't waste a lot of ppd. It is trial and error & that what I would do.
How long do they last for you after several washes? I did one but only had one wash so far.
Hello. Since my pup chewed on my hoodie strings on the orange one, been wearing it on the regular. 10x washed and a few times dried. Holding but like I said in video, anything that cotton 1st wash will give a slight fade or we say vintage looked.
Yo! Do these setting apply if using dark transfer paper? 385, 60 seconds? Thanks and awesome videos, I'm a beginner. So far my prints seem inconsistent. Appreciate all the help
Yes.. Could try 400 degrees, medium to firm pressure, but also depends on your heat press, what sublimation ink, if you are using a standard printout from printer, and if you do a 2nd press 15 to 20 seconds? All materials I have used and settings have worked on my other standard 15x15 Mpress (heat press).
@@diywithkenny8399 I use a 15x15 TUSY Heat Press, Dark PPD Inkjet Transfer paper and DelTeck Sublimation Ink. I have a hoodie to do tonight. The last one I didn't do that long of a press, so I already see one of my issues, but on some of my 50/50 shirts, the color of my final product is darker/lighter than the other. I feel like I'm just rushing through it and not taking notes to see which combo worked best.
Ok you posting off this video, heat transfer paper totally different. Can you convert back to regular ink? If you can I would use that. Just asking.
Now you may have to lay down the heat transfer paper according to your directions, print out design on sublimation paper (mirrored image), then crank up your heat to 385 to 400 degrees, firm pressure (knob on heat press). I would press at least 30secs to 45secs.. i would try older shirt 1st, again your materials are different & you should see and tweek your settings if needed. 👈This option if sublimation. But regular jetink is best for heat transfer paper overall with the instructions giving by product.
GREAT WORK WHAT PRESS ARE YOU USING
Using HPN Black Series 16x20 Swing Away (heat press nation). Pretty good press with 2 inches of hover for other things.
Appreciate u
Thank You!
what kind of printer is that, that you are using?
Hi Kenny. What brand transfer paper did you use for sublimation? Thank you
I use A-Sub ( 125g, 105, and ECO for mugs) think best prices Amazon. Check this blog: podi.org/sublimation-papers/
Okay cool. I also use A- Sub but only for whites and my mugs. I use PPD iron on for darks. Thanks again for answering. Peace and Blessings
Why the 2nd press
What are good colors to sublimation on? Vs bad colors?
Would recommemd any light colors, pastel colors; sublimation will not look good on darker colors starting with purple, navy, black, heather gray are darker. Only thing is learning so may need a color chart to see what will effect example color garment with example color type design. Blue + Yellow = Green 👈
@@diywithkenny8399 where would I get a color chart from?
@@teambubblez3045 Check this article: graphics-pro.com/education/why-color-profiles-matter-in-sublimation/
2nd article: graphics-pro.com/feature/tips-for-troubleshooting-color-matching-challenges/
last is color chart: www.pinterest.com/mannyv27/sublimation/
@@teambubblez3045 Pinterest have many, can always right click image and save to your computer.
@@teambubblez3045 That can be little overwhelming with information I sent.
So whatever designs you make or get, recommend to test on whatever colors tees;
Have a few test shirts, try smaller designs best way to see the results. You got this!
Am i the only one that thought of beakers lab cause the music
I tried sublimation on a 50/50 blend royal blue but it come out dull 😑 is there certain color I should avoid?
Aww.. Use pastel colors.. if you saw the 50/50 orange hoodie i done.. all went black. Also remember colors will chamge too (example blue ink on top of yellow garment = green design) Hope that help explaining
Also: So if royal blue is dark based on the outcome, would avoid that color and darker colors. May can experimemt further on royal blue, may news color chart that would be opposite color whwn applying.
@@diywithkenny8399 also have you tried using white vinyl so sublimation?
I have tried the Siser EasiSubli.
For me the process was okay, be better the 2 step process, lay down the vinyl (print & cut) on garment, lay design and heat press. The other way is way too much time (print on easisubli, dry it, cut it, transfer it) again that was my experience. lol
@@diywithkenny8399 yea same I tried using white vinyl but the ink went right through the vinyl