You're welcome! Glad I could help 😁 Here's a link to a few options for sublimatable htv. The link is also in the description 🙏heattransfer.ositracker.com/190261/11767/url_19500
Love this!! I have the Thermo Flex Frost and totally forgot about being able to sub on it!! Thank you very much for the tutorial and the reminder!! 💙💯👏🏼👍🏼💙
There is another way to sublimate on 100% cotton, it requires DTF transfere paper and DTF powder, you print the image onto the dtf paper using your sublimation printer, and then add the powder and cure it, and then heat press it, and it works
DTF and sublimation totally different. I love sublimation just hate the limitations needing to be all white. I would choose DTF over Siser easyweed. (I do use it as well. But sublimation is my go to
@@NekoPrints i have it on all my images and have been look at other users for their images and they all have it...i just figured it was just my printing settings. The grainy isnt huge but it is noticeable
Thank you for this, I’ve been spending hours looking for a way to sublimate on cotton using my sawgrass printer!! Need some of that frosted HTV now 🤭
You're welcome! Glad I could help 😁
Here's a link to a few options for sublimatable htv. The link is also in the description 🙏heattransfer.ositracker.com/190261/11767/url_19500
Love this!! I have the Thermo Flex Frost and totally forgot about being able to sub on it!! Thank you very much for the tutorial and the reminder!!
💙💯👏🏼👍🏼💙
Nice! Thank you
You're welcome!
There is another way to sublimate on 100% cotton, it requires DTF transfere paper and DTF powder, you print the image onto the dtf paper using your sublimation printer, and then add the powder and cure it, and then heat press it, and it works
I've covered that. I don't like it. It's extra steps for the same outcome and limitations. Not worth it in my opinion
DTF and sublimation totally different. I love sublimation just hate the limitations needing to be all white. I would choose DTF over Siser easyweed. (I do use it as well.
But sublimation is my go to
Dumb question but you’re using a sublimation printer and paper for the print right?
Not a dumb question! Yes I am along with clear sublimation htv
Only saw grass does that or could I do that with my Epson f570
You can do it with your epson
Wait so you cut vinyl and you sublimate onto the vinyl not directly to the sweater?
That's correct! But it's clear htv, you can't do it with regular white htv.
@@NekoPrints you now can with adhesive powder.
Where can I get that image?
I had gotten it off of etsy a while back ago
Hi! What size of paper do you use for large shirts?
Hi there! I've always been a fan of larger images on shirts so I tend to stick to 11 x 17 for sublimation
Is it soft feel or heat transfer feel?
This type of htv has a softer feel than your typical htv but you can still feel it and know it's htv 😊
You have a grainy look in certain places depending on the color?
The grainyness I believe is due to the clear htv
@@NekoPrints i have it on all my images and have been look at other users for their images and they all have it...i just figured it was just my printing settings. The grainy isnt huge but it is noticeable
does it feel like vinyl on the shirt ?
Yup it does! Some types of clear htv feel softer than others
That’s not sublimation
It's sublimation onto htv