Hey I'm about to try doing my neck tags w the cricut easypress, but I'm just wondering, what are you pressing for transfer? Like is that vinyl or transfer ink?
We're using our Goof Proof screen printed transfers ( www.transferexpress.com/heat-applied-transfers/goof-proof-screen-printed-transfers ) They're plastisol ink heat transfers that come ready to apply, no weeding required- they look, feel, wash and wear like a traditional screen print on a shirt without the hassle and mess of inks, squeegees, emulsion and clean up. We have a video on how you can easily customize, arrange and order your tag prints on a cost-effective gang sheet with these transfers: ruclips.net/video/vQaCwpaCQGw/видео.html In this video we're adding tags to a sheet with a large graphic, but you can fill the entire sheet with your tag prints.
Hey Lu-Anita, we wouldn't recommend printing at home (as the cost of a printer, inks and transfer paper would really balloon the costs), our UltraColor Max or Goof Proof Transfers (depending on how many you would need) would be perfect. You could print a ton of name tags for around $25 with UltraColor Max and apply as needed
Hey Anshul, these logos were designed and created in our Easy View Online Designer: www.transferexpress.com/designer You can find all of the customizable shirt tags under Add Layout > Dealer Only > Shirt Tags
That's a good suggestion Hector! We do prefer using the Hotronix 360 IQ Cap Press for printing on headwear because of the consistent, predictable and repeatable results it provides.
Hello. I sell sportswear. I need to print my logo on the outside of the clothing (chest, hip) and some pieces are ribbed fabric. Which machine would you recommend so that it does not get away with washing? I am Latina. I do not speak english very well
We'd recommend a heat press for quality decoration that will last when being washed. Since you'll most likely be doing smaller size prints you don't need to invest in a large unit. You can browse some of the available heat presses we have here: www.transferexpress.com/heat-presses Recomendamos una prensa de calor para una decoración de calidad que durará cuando se lave. Dado que lo más probable es que haga impresiones de tamaño más pequeño, no necesita invertir en una unidad grande. Puede navegar por algunas de las prensas térmicas disponibles que tenemos aquí: www.transferexpress.com/heat-presses
Does ur inside label bleed thru to the other side when i sublimate anything it bleeds thru and it visible to the other side so If i wanted to sublimate my own inside label its gonna show on the backl of the shirt
Hey jpegkingz, using our goof proof screen printed transfers the ink will not bleed to the other side in most cases. On white shirts (depending on the thickness of the fabric) Black inks may be visible, however if you use our grey ink color, it will not be visible. (grey also works great for black or any color shirt too).
We've seen promising results, but for large designs it's hard to get firm-even pressure across the transfer so we can't recommend it. We did a video comparing the results of both the larger easy press and a locking heat press: ruclips.net/video/lktG7PiL5Dk/видео.html
Absolutely, It'll work just the same as we show here- just turn the shirt inside out and ensure you have a smooth, flat even surface for printing without any collars or seams under or around the print area. The mini press here works good because it's small enough to fit the collar area without having to worry about the collar seams or turning the garment inside out. As these tiny easypress (and variants) are very affordable, picking one up may be worth it to speed up production.
Unfortunately not. While household irons can get hot enough, for professional results you need accurate, repeatable pressure that only a locking heat press can provide.
For smaller applications like this one, you can use something similar like an iron. These mini presses just have flat heating elements for easier use: those steam holes in household irons will under-apply a transfer. Like Dave mentions in this video, consistent, repeatable results are more difficult without a locking pressure heat press, and for larger, exterior graphics a heat press should be Used. While these did apply, we did not test them to the 50+ wash cycles we rate all of our transfers to. We were quite shocked this mini press worked as well as it did for these inside labels!
this is the exact video i was looking for! Really helps, thank you
You're Welcome Valrie! We're always happy to help out.
Thank you!! It was exactly the video i was looking for tags and the mini Cricut!!! You are the best!!
You're welcome! We're always happy to help
Awesome tips
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Lol you bounce a lot when you speak. It's funny because I watch videos on 2x speed lol. Anyway, nice video man
Hey I'm about to try doing my neck tags w the cricut easypress, but I'm just wondering, what are you pressing for transfer? Like is that vinyl or transfer ink?
We're using our Goof Proof screen printed transfers ( www.transferexpress.com/heat-applied-transfers/goof-proof-screen-printed-transfers ) They're plastisol ink heat transfers that come ready to apply, no weeding required- they look, feel, wash and wear like a traditional screen print on a shirt without the hassle and mess of inks, squeegees, emulsion and clean up.
We have a video on how you can easily customize, arrange and order your tag prints on a cost-effective gang sheet with these transfers: ruclips.net/video/vQaCwpaCQGw/видео.html In this video we're adding tags to a sheet with a large graphic, but you can fill the entire sheet with your tag prints.
What printer and paper can be used for inside name tags for school clothes?
Hey Lu-Anita, we wouldn't recommend printing at home (as the cost of a printer, inks and transfer paper would really balloon the costs), our UltraColor Max or Goof Proof Transfers (depending on how many you would need) would be perfect. You could print a ton of name tags for around $25 with UltraColor Max and apply as needed
Can you please provide this label source design?
Hey Anshul, these logos were designed and created in our Easy View Online Designer: www.transferexpress.com/designer
You can find all of the customizable shirt tags under Add Layout > Dealer Only > Shirt Tags
Can u do a video of u using the cricut for hats
That's a good suggestion Hector! We do prefer using the Hotronix 360 IQ Cap Press for printing on headwear because of the consistent, predictable and repeatable results it provides.
Does it work to glue seams of pvc fabric together??
That's a real good question Carla, we haven't tried it.
Hello. I sell sportswear. I need to print my logo on the outside of the clothing (chest, hip) and some pieces are ribbed fabric. Which machine would you recommend so that it does not get away with washing? I am Latina. I do not speak english very well
We'd recommend a heat press for quality decoration that will last when being washed. Since you'll most likely be doing smaller size prints you don't need to invest in a large unit. You can browse some of the available heat presses we have here: www.transferexpress.com/heat-presses
Recomendamos una prensa de calor para una decoración de calidad que durará cuando se lave. Dado que lo más probable es que haga impresiones de tamaño más pequeño, no necesita invertir en una unidad grande. Puede navegar por algunas de las prensas térmicas disponibles que tenemos aquí: www.transferexpress.com/heat-presses
Does ur inside label bleed thru to the other side
when i sublimate anything it bleeds thru and it visible to the other side
so If i wanted to sublimate my own inside label its gonna show on the backl of the shirt
Hey jpegkingz, using our goof proof screen printed transfers the ink will not bleed to the other side in most cases.
On white shirts (depending on the thickness of the fabric) Black inks may be visible, however if you use our grey ink color, it will not be visible. (grey also works great for black or any color shirt too).
I don’t have a heat press so Can I use my 9x9 Cricut easy press 2 with these products?
We've seen promising results, but for large designs it's hard to get firm-even pressure across the transfer so we can't recommend it. We did a video comparing the results of both the larger easy press and a locking heat press: ruclips.net/video/lktG7PiL5Dk/видео.html
I have a cricut easy press 3 and its not a mini. Will that still work for tag printing?
Absolutely, It'll work just the same as we show here- just turn the shirt inside out and ensure you have a smooth, flat even surface for printing without any collars or seams under or around the print area.
The mini press here works good because it's small enough to fit the collar area without having to worry about the collar seams or turning the garment inside out. As these tiny easypress (and variants) are very affordable, picking one up may be worth it to speed up production.
Thanks so much. Very helpful video
So I couldn’t just use a regular iron to apply things…?
Unfortunately not. While household irons can get hot enough, for professional results you need accurate, repeatable pressure that only a locking heat press can provide.
If there is no press or timer, what is the difference if we use iron?
For smaller applications like this one, you can use something similar like an iron. These mini presses just have flat heating elements for easier use: those steam holes in household irons will under-apply a transfer. Like Dave mentions in this video, consistent, repeatable results are more difficult without a locking pressure heat press, and for larger, exterior graphics a heat press should be Used. While these did apply, we did not test them to the 50+ wash cycles we rate all of our transfers to.
We were quite shocked this mini press worked as well as it did for these inside labels!
Awesome video bro, I just wish you guys were in South africa 🇿🇦 😆 🤣 not actually laughing.
Thanks Camera Cue! It's currently freezing here, so we wish we were in South Africa too!
@@transferexpress I'm dreaming of a white Christmas 🎄 over here.
There's currently no one supplying ready made screen printing on films/sheets
Awesome tips