SimStitch®: You Won't Believe It's Not Sewn - Abridged Version

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  • Опубликовано: 23 окт 2024

Комментарии • 12

  • @paulgamez1604
    @paulgamez1604 Год назад

    Can you use this on a satin jacket like baseball type?

    • @StahlsTV
      @StahlsTV  Год назад

      The recommended fabrics are • 100% cotton • 100% polyester • Poly/cotton blends • Fleece There is more information here www.stahls.com/sim-stitch-letters-numbers

  • @anthonygonzalez2136
    @anthonygonzalez2136 Год назад

    Can we get samples?

    • @StahlsTV
      @StahlsTV  Год назад

      You sure can! Please visit www.stahls.com/heat-press-letter-number-samples

  • @alfonsoachiyahburneyisrael742
    @alfonsoachiyahburneyisrael742 6 лет назад +1

    I'm New to this and Again, it's very informative and I'm just jumping up and down like a kid with a brand new toy. I can't wait to learn about all of the different ways I can use my machine.

    • @tristanstarks8827
      @tristanstarks8827 5 лет назад

      What’s the name of the machine that he’s using?

  • @xiexieantonidas9585
    @xiexieantonidas9585 4 года назад +3

    ouch...can really see that shiny scorch mark from the heat press on that dark shirt.

  • @_Shank
    @_Shank 4 года назад +1

    What is the sheet that you placed the number 8 on? Can’t find it on the website.

    • @_Shank
      @_Shank 4 года назад

      Hello, is there anyone who can answer this question? The color from the lettering is sticking to the cover sheet and then sticking to the next set when pressing again.

  • @adeboyeoladimeji3329
    @adeboyeoladimeji3329 4 года назад +1

    What machine is used to cut the SIM stitch to letters or numbers, can laser cutting machine be used?

    • @StahlsTV
      @StahlsTV  4 года назад

      SimStitch® letters or numbers are ordered through our services [ www.stahls.com/sim-stitch-letters-numbers ] or Custom Cut SimStitch® [ www.stahls.com/custom-cut-simstitch ]

  • @Kahony10163
    @Kahony10163 5 лет назад

    I wish I could have seen the final product up closer. The transfers (just on the table) look like it could be easily pulled off the shirt by the “stitches”. I’m curious how flat it lays compared to Stahls other transfers.