Thanks!! I buy lots of them at Dollar Tree, get the brightest colors they have, then leave them all over the house so I always have a pair in reach, lol
I keep seeing this advertisement for the pinch tool and wondered if it actually worked in some of the videos I've seen it looks like squeezing the tool itself was almost as much hand strain as pulling the paper by hand.... glad to see it in action! Cute cups!
Thanks!! I thought the same, but for some anatomical reason, pinching the two end handle pieces together is really easy compared with trying to pull the paper around the tumbler.
Love the sublimation tumblers you made ,I have a sublimation printer I am waiting on my new other tumbler press to come in tomorrow. I got one a couple months ago but sent it back cause it was bent when it got shipped so JUST WAITING ON IT THANKS AGAIN 😊
Thank you!!! I don’t recommend my tumbler press. It works fine, but the store’s customer service leaves a LOT to be desired. I would recommend checking with Mr. Nola’s Glitter or PNW Blanks. Both sell tumbler presses and have amazing customer service. www.pnwblanksanna.com/online-store/PNW-Heat-Presses-c79818276 www.mrnolasglitter.com/products/30oz-sublimation-tumbler-heat-press
Thank you for this. I bought the Pinch Perfect thingies thinking that they locked rather then having to hold them so I thought they were broken. 🤨 I’m wondering if skinnier heat tape would work better because it might fit between the ends of the Pinch Perfect?
Thank you!! I got the press from a company called Nashville Wholesale or something like that. The press is great, but the customer service left a LOT to be desired, so I tend not to recommend this machine because of that. Mr. Nola's Glitter sells one, and they provide amazing customer service. Another good option is PNWBlanks (www.pnwsub.com/)
I usually print at 8.2” x 9.3” but all sublimation tumblers can be slightly different in size, so depending on the design, either adjust the print dimensions slightly before printing or just trim the printed art down a bit.
How do you print out your paper to fit your cups? I’m having such an issue with that I have tried different programs install can’t get it all the cups are beautiful.
I use Inkscape, which is a free graphics program. It’s also very intimidating for me as a graphic novice, but it makes sizing full wrap graphics really easy to do then print out. Corinne Blackstone has lots of really great tutorials on using Inkscape to do just that. I know Rae uses Open Office, which is also a free program more like Microsoft Office. Either will let you size a wrap to exactly the dimensions of your tumbler.
In general, I print at 8" x 9.2" but since there can be differences among all the different 20-oz tumblers, I use a tape measure to check each one and adjust my print area if necessary.
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Use your squeegee to push the air from under your tape and you will have a perfect seam every time. Gorgeous tumblers. ❤
They are beautiful!!! ❤️❤️
Thank you!!😊😊
The Pinch Perfect tool is now available for multiple sizes of tumblers!!
I like your readers! So colorful.
Thanks!! I buy lots of them at Dollar Tree, get the brightest colors they have, then leave them all over the house so I always have a pair in reach, lol
I love the flowers!!!!!
Thank you!! 🌻🌻
Soooo nice, I love the Sunflower one!
Thank you! 😊🌻🌻
They are so cute!!
Thank you!😊🌻
Great video.
Thank you!😊😊
Love those tumblers. Those colors 😍 I will have to try the pinch tool. I also have arthritis.
Thank you!! Yes, the handles on the PP tool were very easy for me to pinch together, much much easier than trying to pull the paper tight.
Gorgeous!! They all turned out fabulous! Thanks Cindy👍👏😊
Thanks so much! 😊
I absolutely looooove the sunflower one!
Thank you!! It’s pretty 🤩 🌻
I keep seeing this advertisement for the pinch tool and wondered if it actually worked in some of the videos I've seen it looks like squeezing the tool itself was almost as much hand strain as pulling the paper by hand.... glad to see it in action! Cute cups!
Thanks!! I thought the same, but for some anatomical reason, pinching the two end handle pieces together is really easy compared with trying to pull the paper around the tumbler.
Those came out outstanding 😍😍 love them ❤ Have a blessed, safe and healthy Christmas and New Years🥰
Thank you so much!! Merry Christmas!!!!🎄🎁
Tumblers turns out gorgeous! I wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Thank you very much!! Merry Christmas to you too!!! And Happy New Year 🎊🎈
Love all of them! Wish I was set up to do sublimation. 😢thanks for a great video 😍 Have a Merry Christmas 🎄 and safe New Year 🎉
Thank you!!! Same to you - Merry Christmas 🎄🎁
Love the sublimation tumblers you made ,I have a sublimation printer I am waiting on my new other tumbler press to come in tomorrow. I got one a couple months ago but sent it back cause it was bent when it got shipped so JUST WAITING ON IT THANKS AGAIN 😊
Thanks very much!! Have fun with your new -- not bent -- tumbler press!!! 😊
absolutely beautiful !!!! The colored so vivid & bright. I just love all of the cups-WOW ❤
Thank you very much!!!😊😊🥰🥰
Beautiful! I've had this tool a few months but haven't try it yet.
Tracey
Thank you!! I really like it! The handles make it very easy to pinch shut.
They are awesome! I guess the sunflower cup is my fav but really they all are! So gorgeous!
Thanks very much!! 😊🌻
Absolutely gorgeous, they all came out beautiful. Sunflower one is my favorite. Love, love, love them
Thank you!!🌻😊
Nice.. love them all but definitely getting the sunflower one ❤. If you don’t mind, where did you get your tumbler press from - thanks 😊
Thank you!!! I don’t recommend my tumbler press. It works fine, but the store’s customer service leaves a LOT to be desired. I would recommend checking with Mr. Nola’s Glitter or PNW Blanks. Both sell tumbler presses and have amazing customer service.
www.pnwblanksanna.com/online-store/PNW-Heat-Presses-c79818276
www.mrnolasglitter.com/products/30oz-sublimation-tumbler-heat-press
@@Luxinda thank so much, I will check those out 😊
Absolutely gorgeous!! ❤❤❤ Love the sunflower so I had to order it!
Thank you!! Isn't that a pretty graphic?🌻
Love these I’m trying to stay away from sublimation but I’m loving it more and more
Thank you!! There's definitely a learning curve, but I'm getting there, lol!
Love the v split and sunflower are these images available to purchase
Yes they are. bit.ly/3W1sdqF and etsy.me/3Y99YBy and etsy.me/3FLxcGR and etsy.me/3F7w3HU
Thank you for this. I bought the Pinch Perfect thingies thinking that they locked rather then having to hold them so I thought they were broken. 🤨 I’m wondering if skinnier heat tape would work better because it might fit between the ends of the Pinch Perfect?
Thanks! It would be nice if they locked, but I suppose that would make them much harder to produce. Thinner tape might be a good solution!
I enjoy all your videos. May I ask where you got your tumbler press?
Thank you!! I got the press from a company called Nashville Wholesale or something like that. The press is great, but the customer service left a LOT to be desired, so I tend not to recommend this machine because of that. Mr. Nola's Glitter sells one, and they provide amazing customer service. Another good option is PNWBlanks (www.pnwsub.com/)
Those are awesome! Love the Christmas cup and the kitties!
Merry Christmas 🎁🎄
Thank you!! Merry Christmas 🎄🎁 😊😊
What are the dimensions of your artwork for the Hiipoo tumblers?
I usually print at 8.2” x 9.3” but all sublimation tumblers can be slightly different in size, so depending on the design, either adjust the print dimensions slightly before printing or just trim the printed art down a bit.
What’s the size of the wrap image for that tumbler
I use 8.2” x 9.3” for my 20-oz sub wraps, but you may have to do some test prints to experiment and fine tune.
How do you print out your paper to fit your cups? I’m having such an issue with that I have tried different programs install can’t get it all the cups are beautiful.
I use Inkscape, which is a free graphics program. It’s also very intimidating for me as a graphic novice, but it makes sizing full wrap graphics really easy to do then print out. Corinne Blackstone has lots of really great tutorials on using Inkscape to do just that. I know Rae uses Open Office, which is also a free program more like Microsoft Office. Either will let you size a wrap to exactly the dimensions of your tumbler.
What sizes do you print out
Your images?
In general, I print at 8" x 9.2" but since there can be differences among all the different 20-oz tumblers, I use a tape measure to check each one and adjust my print area if necessary.