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@@annhomer2667 I use a convection oven. However there are ppl using a regular oven. Thatsbhow many started.. Many people cure their cups that way. With sublimation I wouldn't do a regular oven though.. lol
@@liciayvette871 Thank you! All I have is the conventional oven, and I live in a small apartment. If it’s ruins a traditional oven, I may have to forego this craft!! I can’t afford to buy a small countertop oven, especially since I am not sure if I really like this craft! 👌☺️🙏
@@annhomer2667 If you don't have an oven to use, you can skip that part. I've done with and without baking with similar results. Waterslide is really fun to work with.
Hey Felicia! I find that drying time can vary based on things like coat thickness and weather conditions. So an hour could be too long for some crafters. As long as the coats are actually dry in between, you definitely don't want to spray your subsequent coats before the prior coat is completely dry. Thanks for sharing your experience! ---Becky
My Vinyl Cut: You obviously sell your items. Do you have problems with using the decals on food used items. ex: ceramic cups? Or are your decals used on clothing items?
@@annhomer2667 I sell my waterslide decals to ladies that make tumbler cups and they seal it with epoxy, usually. They only put it on the outside of the cup so it doesn't touch their drink. I do sell htv transfers that go on clothing, but the waterslides would not go on clothing. Nothing I sell is safe for food. I hope this answers your questions.
Well done and very helpful! I was wondering if you tried using decal paper on wood? I have a home laser color printer and was thinking of putting decals on blank wood ornaments.
Hey Cassy! So glad you enjoyed the video. So you will want to use white waterslide if you are putting your image on a dark surface, but the of course you will want to contour cut with your cutting machine so you don't have a crazy jagged edge. The cup holder is a prototype I am testing for Craft Chameleon, we're testing longevity so I try to use it for every project to make sure it'll hold up well over time! Hope this helps! ---Becky
I do appreciate this video, thank you. I do have one question I don't have an oven for crafting so I was wondering if I could put it loosely in my mug press?
Hi there! That is totally up to you. If you are using a sealant, just make sure it's dishwasher safe! Mod Podge has a dishwasher safe sealant that is easy to use and available at all craft stores. Happy crafting!
Thank you for the tutorial! I just recently have discovered waterslide and am loving it! Do you know how well it will hold up? I obviously wouldn't put in dishwasher but wondering if it will hold up well with handwashing.
Thanks Becky I'm glad I came across your video it was so informative. Thanks for sharing. Wonderful project. If I wanted to add some rhinestone to this project will I cure the water slide first and than add the rhinestones?
Since it's Baked on the mug and not epoxied is it able to go in a dishwasher or freezer (IceCream)? How tough is it now that it's backed on.. 1 will wash off soon - 10 ain't coming off.?
I love these videos but I am not into sublimation or watersliding...yet. One question I do have is where did you find that tripod cup holder you used when putting on the decals? Most people I see use a towel or put one side of the cups/mugs on a scraper tool or something. This would work sooo much better.
Hey Patty! I'm actually testing this out for longevity purposes, it's made from acrylic and we want to make sure it's going to hold up long term. But once it's available to the public I will let you know, it's coming from Craft Chameleon. ---Becky
Great tutorial Becky! Question, is there a reason that you cant cut the bottom 2/3s of the paper off before spraying and thus be able to use it too later? Thanks!
Hey Whitney, not really other than my printer isn't very friendly with smaller pieces (probably just my printer though LOL). If your printer can do that, by all means, that's a great way to conserve your waterslide decal paper! Thanks for sharing! ---Becky
Greetings love this water slide decal video, it’s great!!! I have a project/question. I would love to lean how to make a logo decal for the bottom of my sublimation mugs/protects. Would water slide paper work? Can I put a sublimated mug into the confection over after sublimating it in my Cricut mug press? How would i use design space to print my logo on the water slide paper? Thank you for all your wonderful videos!
Hey, this video was super helpful! Thanks for sharing! I was wondering if you ever see the outline of the paper on the Ho Ho Ho part because you didn’t use a cutter? I tried doing this on a pot the other day and I could see where I have cut around my image. Do you have any advice on this? Thanks in advance
Hmmm, I don't normally have a line on a hard substrate, but sometimes on fabric. Tearing the edge helps, since it won't be a blunt edge to the paper, and if you're using fabric, a pressing pillow helps also. Hope this helps! ---Becky
Hey Deborah! It's just a general rule that you don't want to mix craft baking with food baking. There could be fumes or chemicals that are released from the ink, the paper, etc. Always better to be safe than sorry. Hope this helps! ---Becky
Hey Erika! Every waterslide decal paper has different time and temperature, but I also wouldn't recommend the press because it automatically pushes against the mug. - Dawn 🙂
Hey guys! Cricut Design Space doesn't have a native offset feature, but we have a workaround video for you. Hope this helps! ---Becky ruclips.net/video/fsY0F9mOYN8/видео.html
Hi Thomas! Yes, you can wash the mugs after the design is put on! We recommend hand washing though as the high temperatures from the dishwasher can fade the design over time. - Dawn
Can you use the water slide decals on plastic cups (color changing cups) and how would you be able to seal it, if you can? Thank you .. I love your tutorials 💜
Hey Kathy! I don't think that Waterslide Decals will hold up well on plastic cups, but I have not actually tried it so I could be wrong. I definitely wouldn't try to bake a plastic cup, that sounds like a disaster (LOL). You may have better luck with a printable click sticker paper, especially the waterproof kind. Hope this helps! ---Becky
That is awesome! I bought waterslide a year ago just haven't gotten up the nerve or time to try it. Also do you have a video on sublimation, it sounds tempting...
Hey Henrietta! You should definitely jump into your waterslide, I think you will be pleasantly surprised. I do have lots of videos on Sublimation, I'll link you to my introduction video to give you an overview of what the process is. Hope this helps! ---Becky ruclips.net/video/Ns7macGAKwQ/видео.html
Our apologies for the delay in response and we hope you've found the answer but if you are still having any troubles, please feel free to write in to mail@designbundles.net or join us in a live chat so we can help with your next project! - Brittany
Hi there! Loved this video and looking forward to trying this out. I do have a cup heat press. Could I use that instead of the oven? If so, what temp and how long??
Hi, thanks for the video! I have a question though. I want to put this on a stainless steel mug. To seal it and for durability, would you suggest baking it or can I use the dishwasher safe ModPodge or a coat of Polycrylic?
Hey Linda! I'm not sure that I would use this for a stainless steel tumbler unless I was going to cover with Epoxy or Crystalac. Also keep in mind that the silver from the tumbler will change the look of the decal if you are using clear waterslide. Hope this helps! ---Becky
@@DesignBundles Thanks! I am having problems with the waterslide on them because there is a slight texture on the water bottles. The clear portions are visible due to small air bubbles.
Hey Dani, unfortunately it's still not for sale. A vendor I was using provided it for testing and decided not to proceed with selling them. Sorry I don't have better news. ---Becky
You know, I'm not sure how the direct heat would affect the film. I don't think it's something that would work well, I think the waterslide would either melt or peel, but I could be wrong. Let me know if you give it a try! ---Becky
Dye sub is the next step up and even better is pottery water slide decals that get fired to 1616 and are permanent. See the Tiny Chick Pottery video on the comparison. It’s toward the end at about 16 minutes.
I sure will, I haven't used it much as of yet but I will make it a priority to was it daily and see what the life expectancy is. Hope this helps! ---Becky
Hi! Did you use white or translucent paper for your project? You said to be sure and not use white depending on your project... Just wanted to be sure I'm ordering the right thing. Can you get translucent so there is no border?
Question. If I want to add a waterslide decals to glass can I also put it in the oven? And is there another way to seal it? For example I want to add some to some stash jars. But they have a rubber seal so I wasn't sure if I should put it in an oven. So I was looking for other options to seal small 2 inch waterslide decals
Thank you for the video, I also have had issues with the colors fading, and also the waterslide coming off during a washing. I did not bake the mug though. My question is, when using the waterslide on a glass say whiskey glass can that go in the oven as well?
Hey Tracy! I would think that your glass would be fine in the oven, and I think you'll be pleasantly surprised at what a difference baking the mug makes. Hope this helps! ---Becky
I am having a lot of issues with washing off after gentle hand washing as well. I baked and sealed with a clear acrylic afterward thinking that would help secure it to the mug but alas they are still washing off.
Can the water slide decals be placed directly on spray painted tumblers and then into the convection oven for curing or will it burn? I am new to this.
I do not know, Elizabeth, I haven't used it on top of spray paint before and I haven't put spray paint in the oven, although it used to be popular before Epoxy took over the tumbler world. Sorry I can't be more help! ---Becky
Hi there! We wouldn't recommend using waterside decals in the microwave. Waterslide decals should be handwashed only as well. If you need any help, just ask! We are here if you need us.
Hello can you tell me what brand is a good brand or where did you get your oven from? Also would this method work for hp printers? I kmow sublimation works on this method. But can it also work on regular printers?
Hey Precious, waterslide decal paper is designed for inkjet and laser printers (no sublimation needed), so as long as you match your printer to the type of material you purchase, you should be fine. My convection oven (given to me as a gift, I think to encourage me to cook LOL) is De'Longhi brand, which is more expensive than what you actually need. Hope this helps! ---Becky
Hey Lisa! This is from DecalPaper.com, they don't sell this anymore, but I have heard great results from several brands on Amazon, I would just check the reviews. Hope this helps! ---Becky
I’m sorry if you have answered this already, but could the water slide decals be used in a cup press instead of an oven without destruction of the artwork?
Hey Amanda! It's just a general rule that you don't want to mix craft baking with food baking. There could be fumes or chemicals that are released from the ink, the paper, etc. Always better to be safe than sorry. Hope this helps! ---Becky
Hey Amanda, I believe you can but I haven't tested it like I have these ceramic mugs. I may have to do some research on this before giving a definite answer. ---Becky
I made a couple mugs with this, but after a few days, the decal starting coming off. I didn't put them in the dishwasher, or microwave. I did have hot coffee in them. What did I do wrong?
Question: This can only be used on sublimation mugs, ceramic or glass? Some comments below mention it coming off after wash so i was wondering if this was due to not using sublimation mug.
Hey Nancy, I believe waterslide is only available for inkjet and laser printers, I don't think it would work well with sublimation. But you can easily do this with sublimation mugs using a convection oven and shrink wrap. Hope this helps! ---Becky
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Hello! Can I still put my mugs in the oven after the waterslide has been on the mugs for weeks?
Thank you for the detailed instructions! I've been using waterslide for awhile now but I learned A LOT from your video!
Hi Carol! We are so glad we could help! Enjoy your day and happy crafting! - Dawn 🙂
An hour is an excessive time for it to dry.. I do 10min each spray.. works great.. Great video for those just getting into Waterslide.
Thanks Felicia for the tip! What type of special oven do you use?
@@annhomer2667 I use a convection oven. However there are ppl using a regular oven. Thatsbhow many started.. Many people cure their cups that way. With sublimation I wouldn't do a regular oven though.. lol
@@liciayvette871 Thank you! All I have is the conventional oven, and I live in a small apartment. If it’s ruins a traditional oven, I may have to forego this craft!! I can’t afford to buy a small countertop oven, especially since I am not sure if I really like this craft! 👌☺️🙏
@@annhomer2667 If you don't have an oven to use, you can skip that part. I've done with and without baking with similar results. Waterslide is really fun to work with.
Hey Felicia! I find that drying time can vary based on things like coat thickness and weather conditions. So an hour could be too long for some crafters. As long as the coats are actually dry in between, you definitely don't want to spray your subsequent coats before the prior coat is completely dry. Thanks for sharing your experience! ---Becky
You answered literally all the questions I had for this process. Thank you!
Yay, I'm so glad it was helpful for you! Have fun 😊
Very clear instructions n demonstration. I am much more inclined to try this technique now!
Wonderful! Thank you for watching!
I love this tutorial! I print a lot of waterslide decals and this is a great video to show my customers.
Always learning something new from your channel!! Thank you for all your videos! 🥰
My Vinyl Cut: You obviously sell your items. Do you have problems with using the decals on food used items. ex: ceramic cups? Or are your decals used on clothing items?
@@annhomer2667 I sell my waterslide decals to ladies that make tumbler cups and they seal it with epoxy, usually. They only put it on the outside of the cup so it doesn't touch their drink. I do sell htv transfers that go on clothing, but the waterslides would not go on clothing. Nothing I sell is safe for food. I hope this answers your questions.
@K M Yes, an Etsy and a Website all with my same name.
excellent tutorial ! Thank you!
You are welcome!
This is super helpful for making my own model decals
Glad I could help!
Your mug is awesome! I just bought that Santa! Thank you!
Hey can i use a heat mug press. Instead of an oven
I just slapped 2 packs into my Amazon buy now LOL! Thank you for reminding me of this technique just updated to 2020 😉
Which brand did you pick? I have some that I bought but it didn't come with any instructions.
Thanks for posting this. 😃
Thanks for the video..Do you have to cure it if it’s on a ceramic ornament? I don’t have an extra heat source to use.
very good keep it up
Still not food safe after cooking in the oven? Thanks for this tutorial! (:
Well done and very helpful! I was wondering if you tried using decal paper on wood? I have a home laser color printer and was thinking of putting decals on blank wood ornaments.
You are so amazing Becky! This was something I had been wondering about
Becky, what are the pros and cons between clear and white waterslide decal papers? Lastly, where did you find or make the cup holder?
Hey Cassy! So glad you enjoyed the video. So you will want to use white waterslide if you are putting your image on a dark surface, but the of course you will want to contour cut with your cutting machine so you don't have a crazy jagged edge. The cup holder is a prototype I am testing for Craft Chameleon, we're testing longevity so I try to use it for every project to make sure it'll hold up well over time! Hope this helps! ---Becky
I do appreciate this video, thank you. I do have one question I don't have an oven for crafting so I was wondering if I could put it loosely in my mug press?
Hi thanks for a informative and well done video
Thank you for watching! 😊
I love this idea. Should we seal it after baking to prolong the life of the design?
Hi there! That is totally up to you. If you are using a sealant, just make sure it's dishwasher safe! Mod Podge has a dishwasher safe sealant that is easy to use and available at all craft stores. Happy crafting!
Hi. Can i use a heatgun instead of the oven? I dont have oven right now
Thank you love your videos!
Do you have to bake it? What is the reason for the baking.
Will i be able to be putting it in a microwave?
Thank you for the tutorial! I just recently have discovered waterslide and am loving it! Do you know how well it will hold up? I obviously wouldn't put in dishwasher but wondering if it will hold up well with handwashing.
Yes it will
Can I use with mug press?
Is this a good alternative to sublimating mugs? How long do they last?
Can you dry it without baking?
Good video thanks
Hallo what the spray you are use it l did know it ? I am so exsited to know that l wite you ..
If you use Your kitchen oven to bake on water slides on a coffee mug can you still use it for cooking food
Hi! it looks grate. Please tell what type of ink was used and is it washable after cure. How long it will stay.
Do you think this will work to make decals for car windows???
Thanks Becky I'm glad I came across your video it was so informative. Thanks for sharing. Wonderful project. If I wanted to add some rhinestone to this project will I cure the water slide first and than add the rhinestones?
Yes! The rhinestones would be added at the end!
To make it dishwasher safe, we would need to seal with dishwasher safe mod podge after baking and cooling right?
Since it's Baked on the mug and not epoxied is it able to go in a dishwasher or freezer (IceCream)? How tough is it now that it's backed on.. 1 will wash off soon - 10 ain't coming off.?
I am sure to have answered this. But is it dishwasher safe. Love the vid thanks
Unfortunately it is not dishwasher safe unless you use something to seal it - Agata
I love these videos but I am not into sublimation or watersliding...yet.
One question I do have is where did you find that tripod cup holder you used when putting on the decals?
Most people I see use a towel or put one side of the cups/mugs on a scraper tool or something. This would work sooo much better.
Hey Patty! I'm actually testing this out for longevity purposes, it's made from acrylic and we want to make sure it's going to hold up long term. But once it's available to the public I will let you know, it's coming from Craft Chameleon. ---Becky
Great tutorial Becky! Question, is there a reason that you cant cut the bottom 2/3s of the paper off before spraying and thus be able to use it too later? Thanks!
Hey Whitney, not really other than my printer isn't very friendly with smaller pieces (probably just my printer though LOL). If your printer can do that, by all means, that's a great way to conserve your waterslide decal paper! Thanks for sharing! ---Becky
Can you use a blow dryer instead of the oven?
hi there, do u know, can I use these directions with my white toner ink & laser printer?? thanx a bunch, Wendy
Hi Becky! Will this process work on a plastic cup? Love your videos! Never mind! I finished watching your video! Still love your videos😉
I've done it on a DT plastic water bottle. You just don't finish it in the oven, but otherwise worked well.
@@katbug2 thank you Becky!!!
@@katbug2 did the waterslide last after washing if not finished in the oven?
Mine have held up perfectly without finishing in the oven.
why can you not use the oven if you baked the item with the decal?
Afer baking in the oven do you need to seal it again?
Greetings love this water slide decal video, it’s great!!! I have a project/question. I would love to lean how to make a logo decal for the bottom of my sublimation mugs/protects. Would water slide paper work? Can I put a sublimated mug into the confection over after sublimating it in my Cricut mug press? How would i use design space to print my logo on the water slide paper? Thank you for all your wonderful videos!
Is it dishwasher safe?.
Is it 250 degrees C Or F
Thankyou
Hey, this video was super helpful! Thanks for sharing! I was wondering if you ever see the outline of the paper on the Ho Ho Ho part because you didn’t use a cutter? I tried doing this on a pot the other day and I could see where I have cut around my image. Do you have any advice on this? Thanks in advance
Hmmm, I don't normally have a line on a hard substrate, but sometimes on fabric. Tearing the edge helps, since it won't be a blunt edge to the paper, and if you're using fabric, a pressing pillow helps also. Hope this helps! ---Becky
I’m a little confused about the oven. Do you need to buy a separate little toaster oven or one like yours, to use just for this project?
@K M That is my feeling too! Was loving until she said that a separate oven was needed! You sure couldn’t cure many at a time!!
The reply that went to KM was meant for Deborah Streb. Sorry for the confusion!
I’m still not sure of the answer. Is a separate oven needed?
Hey Deborah! It's just a general rule that you don't want to mix craft baking with food baking. There could be fumes or chemicals that are released from the ink, the paper, etc. Always better to be safe than sorry. Hope this helps! ---Becky
Cool
can you heat press it instead of using the oven to seal the decal>?
Hey Erika! Every waterslide decal paper has different time and temperature, but I also wouldn't recommend the press because it automatically pushes against the mug. - Dawn 🙂
I have a question. You offset the text with Silhouette, can Cricut offset also? Would like to learn how if Cricut does offset text.
Can this be done with a cricut?
Hey guys! Cricut Design Space doesn't have a native offset feature, but we have a workaround video for you. Hope this helps! ---Becky
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Cricut just add an offset feature
Can you cut this on a Cricut? Any specific brand of Waterslide paper? Can I just use the regular inkjet ink in my printer?
Can you wash these mugs after you put on the design and the cup is finished?
Hi Thomas! Yes, you can wash the mugs after the design is put on! We recommend hand washing though as the high temperatures from the dishwasher can fade the design over time. - Dawn
Can you use the water slide decals on plastic cups (color changing cups) and how would you be able to seal it, if you can? Thank you .. I love your tutorials 💜
Hey Kathy! I don't think that Waterslide Decals will hold up well on plastic cups, but I have not actually tried it so I could be wrong. I definitely wouldn't try to bake a plastic cup, that sounds like a disaster (LOL). You may have better luck with a printable click sticker paper, especially the waterproof kind. Hope this helps! ---Becky
Can this be done with Cricut Maker and Cricut Design Space? Love this!!!
Yes, absolutely! Any software you can print from, you can use waterslide decal paper. Hope this helps! ---Becky
Can I use a microwave instead of an Oven? Thanks for the great video.
No, unfortunately you cannot use a microwave. - Brittany
Do I have a video on how to (best way) to epoxy over the water slide decals
Hi there! Let me look for the video and come back to you! - Dawn
That is awesome! I bought waterslide a year ago just haven't gotten up the nerve or time to try it. Also do you have a video on sublimation, it sounds tempting...
Hey Henrietta! You should definitely jump into your waterslide, I think you will be pleasantly surprised. I do have lots of videos on Sublimation, I'll link you to my introduction video to give you an overview of what the process is. Hope this helps! ---Becky
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can waterslide Decal Paper be used to create sentiments for cards please ?
Our apologies for the delay in response and we hope you've found the answer but if you are still having any troubles, please feel free to write in to mail@designbundles.net or join us in a live chat so we can help with your next project! - Brittany
Hi there! Loved this video and looking forward to trying this out. I do have a cup heat press. Could I use that instead of the oven? If so, what temp and how long??
Hey Nancy! I don't think I would try a mug press, I think the direct heat would be too much for the waterslide decal paper. Hope this helps! ---Becky
Hi, I was wondering that too if anyone tries please let me know.
Just got some waterslide paper and tested a mug - they are cured and can easily be scratched still - do you recommend epoxy like a tumbler?
I would add a thin coat of UV resin
can you tell me the exact brand of the paper please if you had a photo that would be great thanks
Shaun Mcpherson
is the waterslide decal dishwasher safe
It is not dishwasher safe, I would definitely recommend hand washing.
I didn’t catch the temp on the oven. What temp please.
Can you use a toaster oven?
My mug that I put water slides on starts to peel after washing it. I have sealed with multiple clear coats too.
Hi Peggy! We do recommend handwashing to preserve the life of the design!
Hi, thanks for the video! I have a question though. I want to put this on a stainless steel mug. To seal it and for durability, would you suggest baking it or can I use the dishwasher safe ModPodge or a coat of Polycrylic?
Hey Linda! I'm not sure that I would use this for a stainless steel tumbler unless I was going to cover with Epoxy or Crystalac. Also keep in mind that the silver from the tumbler will change the look of the decal if you are using clear waterslide. Hope this helps! ---Becky
@@DesignBundles Thanks! I am having problems with the waterslide on them because there is a slight texture on the water bottles. The clear portions are visible due to small air bubbles.
Hello nice mug and very helpful video I just have one question where can i find that cup holder you using?
Hey Dani, unfortunately it's still not for sale. A vendor I was using provided it for testing and decided not to proceed with selling them. Sorry I don't have better news. ---Becky
Question can you use heat press instead of baking them in the oven? Love ur videos..
You know, I'm not sure how the direct heat would affect the film. I don't think it's something that would work well, I think the waterslide would either melt or peel, but I could be wrong. Let me know if you give it a try! ---Becky
Hi,
Where can we get the water slide paper for inkjet
Great video! Are the mugs dishwasher safe once cured in the oven? Thankyou!
You can hand wash them but the waterslide images would not be dishwasher safe.
Hi! What can’t we do from crafting to food? In regards of the oven?
Hi there! I wouldn't use any vinyl products in the oven or put any of the decaled mugs in the microwave.
What is Silhouette studio? Is it an app or website? Does it cost anything?
It is an app you can download to your computer for use with Silhouette cutting machines. It's completely free to download.
Dye sub is the next step up and even better is pottery water slide decals that get fired to 1616 and are permanent. See the Tiny Chick Pottery video on the comparison. It’s toward the end at about 16 minutes.
can you tell me how its held up over time? I made one and it was baked. A gentle washing, it's came off a bit.
I sure will, I haven't used it much as of yet but I will make it a priority to was it daily and see what the life expectancy is. Hope this helps! ---Becky
Hi! Did you use white or translucent paper for your project? You said to be sure and not use white depending on your project... Just wanted to be sure I'm ordering the right thing. Can you get translucent so there is no border?
The paper can be found here - amzn.to/35IEMPp
Question. If I want to add a waterslide decals to glass can I also put it in the oven? And is there another way to seal it? For example I want to add some to some stash jars. But they have a rubber seal so I wasn't sure if I should put it in an oven. So I was looking for other options to seal small 2 inch waterslide decals
You could try putting mod podge on them! - Brittany
Thanks for the video. Could you apply waterslide to glass and bake?
Hey Kim! Yes, you absolutely can! Hope this helps! ---Becky
Thank you for the video, I also have had issues with the colors fading, and also the waterslide coming off during a washing. I did not bake the mug though. My question is, when using the waterslide on a glass say whiskey glass can that go in the oven as well?
Hey Tracy! I would think that your glass would be fine in the oven, and I think you'll be pleasantly surprised at what a difference baking the mug makes. Hope this helps! ---Becky
I am having a lot of issues with washing off after gentle hand washing as well. I baked and sealed with a clear acrylic afterward thinking that would help secure it to the mug but alas they are still washing off.
You said gentle washing to no dishwasher?
Correct! Thanks for stopping by! ---Becky
Can the water slide decals be placed directly on spray painted tumblers and then into the convection oven for curing or will it burn? I am new to this.
I do not know, Elizabeth, I haven't used it on top of spray paint before and I haven't put spray paint in the oven, although it used to be popular before Epoxy took over the tumbler world. Sorry I can't be more help! ---Becky
Do you think this would be microwave safe afterwards?
Hi there! We wouldn't recommend using waterside decals in the microwave. Waterslide decals should be handwashed only as well. If you need any help, just ask! We are here if you need us.
Thanks so much for the information!
Hello can you tell me what brand is a good brand or where did you get your oven from? Also would this method work for hp printers? I kmow sublimation works on this method. But can it also work on regular printers?
Hey Precious, waterslide decal paper is designed for inkjet and laser printers (no sublimation needed), so as long as you match your printer to the type of material you purchase, you should be fine. My convection oven (given to me as a gift, I think to encourage me to cook LOL) is De'Longhi brand, which is more expensive than what you actually need. Hope this helps! ---Becky
@@DesignBundles ok thank you
Love this can I ask where to find the images you used? X
Hey Sue! The link to the image should be in the description for you. Hope this helps! ---Becky
What about a cup press?
What brand is it I think I just don't know what I'm doing or have the wrong paper type.
Hey Lisa! This is from DecalPaper.com, they don't sell this anymore, but I have heard great results from several brands on Amazon, I would just check the reviews. Hope this helps! ---Becky
Do you have a tutorial on how to outline using the cricut?
Hey Teresa, I sure do. Hopefully this is what you are looking for. Hope this helps! ---Becky
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What temperature? Thank you for sharing
250 for 15 minutes. 😊
I’m sorry if you have answered this already, but could the water slide decals be used in a cup press instead of an oven without destruction of the artwork?
That may be too much heat directly onto the surface, however if you try it please let us know if it works for you! -Brittany
When printing from a laser printer do you also need to spray a sealer on the printed design?
Hey Big Red! The laser waterside paper does not have to be sealed. Hope this helps! ---Becky
@@DesignBundles Thank you for your quick response. This helps.
A total newbie here. Why can’t I use my normal oven? I’ve used it to ‘cure’ painted items before.
You just can't use it for sublimation ink curing because of those chemicals. Waterslide is fine.
Hey Amanda! It's just a general rule that you don't want to mix craft baking with food baking. There could be fumes or chemicals that are released from the ink, the paper, etc. Always better to be safe than sorry. Hope this helps! ---Becky
Can you use a heat gun to cure it instead of putting it in the oven
Hey Lisa! I'm just not sure, I haven't tried it that way. The heat wouldn't be very consistent, so the results may vary. Hope this helps! ---Becky
For the waterslides, can you place them directly onto a tumbler with no glitter/epoxy? I have pink tumbler that I want just a waterslide on.
Hey Amanda, I believe you can but I haven't tested it like I have these ceramic mugs. I may have to do some research on this before giving a definite answer. ---Becky
I made a couple mugs with this, but after a few days, the decal starting coming off. I didn't put them in the dishwasher, or microwave. I did have hot coffee in them. What did I do wrong?
The heat from the coffee may be making the decal to come off. - Brittany
Question: This can only be used on sublimation mugs, ceramic or glass? Some comments below mention it coming off after wash so i was wondering if this was due to not using sublimation mug.
No she used a dollar mug this is regular ink for sublimation need sublimation ink
Are the cups microwave safe after the waterslide is backed on them? Thank you 😊
Hey Lilliana, no, I do not believe I would put this in the microwave. Hope this helps! ---Becky
Is this decal dishwasher safe ?
I would not put mugs with waterslide decals in the dishwasher. -Brittany
I have a sublimation printer can I use that one or dose it have be a jet ink one
Hey Nancy, I believe waterslide is only available for inkjet and laser printers, I don't think it would work well with sublimation. But you can easily do this with sublimation mugs using a convection oven and shrink wrap. Hope this helps! ---Becky