Very cool, I'm kind of new at this and I've been struggling with this problem as soon as I'm done putting this comment in I'm ordering 105 paper Thank you so much I'm glad to see that you were so excited, it's fun isn't it?
I have some 105 A-Sub but was recently told to go from 120 to 125 for tumblers. But I’ll try anything. But as a semi-newb trying to get past this issue it was really frustrating that you didn’t show the seam as you taped. I want to know if you overlap at all or if you try to cut it perfect enough that the edges but up together.
I am newer to sublimating tumblers and mugs. I ordered A-sub paper 105 just because it seemed like a happy medium between the most expensive 125 weight and the economy version. My mugs and tumblers have all turned out well. No complaints. I haven’t tried 125 but I don’t feel the need to and it’s more expensive
They look awesome. the color is beautiful and your seam is great. what do you do for the top and bottom edges to not have the uneven white part? thanks,
Hi Amy.. May I ask what paper settings you use. I have this paper but using my 125 and 123 GSM paper settings makes then paper too wet. Should I use plain paper and maybe use high instead of best quality...or lower my print density?
hi. i just came across this video. what do you mean by heavy ink release? do you mean something like black or dark colors? or does it have a different usage? thanks so much.
❤ Big difference in the paper weight, I notice you didn't tape around the top or bottom edges before pressing, is taping around absolutely necessary? I'm a newbie and need expert advice
Wow! Thank you for this. I haven’t started sublimating yet and this is great to know! Also what is the pinch perfect tool and do you have a link for it?
Mine are 9.3x8.2 inches in photoshop when I design them and then I print them at that same size. There is some excess white around the edges but I just trim that off and the design will wrap around at the right size.
What printer are you using? I have the Sawgrass 500 and the ink is gel based so I need the heavier paper for a better ink release. I will try the Pinch Perfect and see if that helps.
@@amycreates1075And you had a huge gap on the top of your tumbler press. Mine is tightened to it meets at top the. Backed off a bit. Before and after you rotated your tumbler we could see a gap between the paper and the tumbler along the edge of the cup. I can’t understand how it successfully transferred without under-processed imagery. This is my first time to your videos. I hope I’ll find a newer update addressing some of those same areas.
I have a couple of times but I normally do not tape the top or bottom. I do the one line down like in the video and that has worked very well for me so far. 😊
Same- i just trim those off. My usual design size is 9.3x8.2inches in photoshop and I print off at that size and then just trim the white off and it will wrap around at the right size.
Going to try this paper, bought the pinch perfect and does not work threw it away. I'm guessing when 2 solid colors meet like black on black most of the times you will get a seam line.
I'm sorry the Pinch Perfect didn't work for you...I think you're right- the darker colors (like black) are just hard in general with seam lines but I do think this helps...but thats just my opinion.
Going to def try this, its frustrating running a business and constantly messing up tumblers
Very cool, I'm kind of new at this and I've been struggling with this problem as soon as I'm done putting this comment in I'm ordering 105 paper Thank you so much I'm glad to see that you were so excited, it's fun isn't it?
I have some 105 A-Sub but was recently told to go from 120 to 125 for tumblers. But I’ll try anything.
But as a semi-newb trying to get past this issue it was really frustrating that you didn’t show the seam as you taped. I want to know if you overlap at all or if you try to cut it perfect enough that the edges but up together.
I am so happy I came across this video. I wondered if the paper weight had any bearing on the seam! Yours came out perfect. Thank you
I am newer to sublimating tumblers and mugs. I ordered A-sub paper 105 just because it seemed like a happy medium between the most expensive 125 weight and the economy version. My mugs and tumblers have all turned out well. No complaints. I haven’t tried 125 but I don’t feel the need to and it’s more expensive
I usually use 120g but just ordered 105g so my fingers are crossed. I have 2 pinch perfect and love them.
They look awesome. the color is beautiful and your seam is great. what do you do for the top and bottom edges to not have the uneven white part? thanks,
Hi Amy.. May I ask what paper settings you use. I have this paper but using my 125 and 123 GSM paper settings makes then paper too wet.
Should I use plain paper and maybe use high instead of best quality...or lower my print density?
Thank you so much for this video! What a difference. Just ordered 105g sublimation paper. Can’t wait to try it!
I use a sub 125 and get seems like that I think it has more to do with the type of paper then the weigh
Thanks for sharing I did order one in hopes it will help make the tumblers look even better. I just started sublimating.
Looks great with the light aweosme
How do you avoid ghosting at the top and bottom ?
TexPrint DT Is 105gsm and is used for Hard and soft substrates. you use 120gsm for heavy ink release
hi. i just came across this video. what do you mean by heavy ink release? do you mean something like black or dark colors? or does it have a different usage? thanks so much.
what dimensions do you print with to get the seam to line up
Great. What size do you cut your tumbler prints (20oz skinny)
Absolutely beautiful!
❤ Big difference in the paper weight, I notice you didn't tape around the top or bottom edges before pressing, is taping around absolutely necessary? I'm a newbie and need expert advice
I've also seen a 80 gm sublimation paper - I wonder how that would be. Is there such a thing as too light?
Why do you think the lighter weight works better?
I have 105g paper. Definitely going to try this on the next tumbler I make.
Let me know how it works for you! Its all I've been using to make tumblers for my Christmas orders this year!
Wow! Thank you for this. I haven’t started sublimating yet and this is great to know!
Also what is the pinch perfect tool and do you have a link for it?
Hi Amy, Thanks for sharing this video. What size tumblers are you using and what size is that pinch perfect? Is it the standard size?
Do you overlap your paper at all?
I do overlap a very small part. Typically about a quarter inch of overlap.
What tape r u using? U r not using much I like that!
My tape is from Heat Press Nation. I've used some others and didn't have much success but this one has worked well for me so I've stuck with it.
I get tape and paper overlap lines… same time and temp
I'm new to this but after seeing the clip I just ordered lighter weight. I be back to give you your praise if this works.
How is it?
what size do you make it to print it?
Mine are 9.3x8.2 inches in photoshop when I design them and then I print them at that same size. There is some excess white around the edges but I just trim that off and the design will wrap around at the right size.
What printer are you using? I have the Sawgrass 500 and the ink is gel based so I need the heavier paper for a better ink release. I will try the Pinch Perfect and see if that helps.
I have the SG400 but so far the 105g paper has been working much better for me personally.
This is a great tutorial. Thanks. Question: You barely taped it. Everyone else tapes the heck out of it. Can this be true?
Yep! I NEVER tape mine a lot. What you see me do in the video is my normal routine. Saves so much tape this way!
@@amycreates1075And you had a huge gap on the top of your tumbler press. Mine is tightened to it meets at top the. Backed off a bit.
Before and after you rotated your tumbler we could see a gap between the paper and the tumbler along the edge of the cup. I can’t understand how it successfully transferred without under-processed imagery. This is my first time to your videos. I hope I’ll find a newer update addressing some of those same areas.
Do you tape the rim and bottom?
I have a couple of times but I normally do not tape the top or bottom. I do the one line down like in the video and that has worked very well for me so far. 😊
what size do you print your photos at? because everytime i print mine, it always has a white line either on top or bottom
Same- i just trim those off. My usual design size is 9.3x8.2inches in photoshop and I print off at that size and then just trim the white off and it will wrap around at the right size.
Going to try this paper, bought the pinch perfect and does not work threw it away. I'm guessing when 2 solid colors meet like black on black most of the times you will get a seam line.
I'm sorry the Pinch Perfect didn't work for you...I think you're right- the darker colors (like black) are just hard in general with seam lines but I do think this helps...but thats just my opinion.
I use higher number paper, and didn’t use pinch perfect, have a perfect seam.
You don't tape top and bottom?
No I don’t. I have tried it before but I prefer not to tape the top and the bottom and that has worked well for me so far.
I ruined 7 tumblers tonight dark red color and wonder if the paper would help it comes in today.
Please let me know how it works for you!
@@amycreates1075 it didn’t work for that design still leaving white seam lines
@@christ14us no! I’m sorry! It worked so well for me I was hoping that would be your fix/answer too.
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Yes but it’s a difference