How to Sublimate a Mouse Pad Using a Heat Press

[@FlipandFlutterCreations]

Thanks for stopping by and checking out my sublimation tutorial for a mouse pad! Be sure to like and subscribe to my channel. I appreciate all of your support and happy crafting!

[@MichaelJantzen42]

Something I do - in your layout app you can draw a box just over the dimensions of the mousepad (like +.1 inches) and use it as a guideline for the mousepad.

[@FlipandFlutterCreations]

I do the same thing! I usually do about a quarter of an inch all the way around. Sometimes the products are off on their dimensions when you order in bulk. Some are slightly longer or shorter and it throws it off. :)

[@loralindsey8992]

I like your hint about making the design slightly larger than the pad itself so you don’t get any white edges. I did not think about that - my first inclination would have been to make it the same exact size.

[@FlipandFlutterCreations]

Thanks so much! It really does help so you don't end up with white edges. :)

[@bernielove49]

I love the purple glitter where did you get it from. great job.

[@FlipandFlutterCreations]

I believe it was digital paper I bought off etsy in a large bundle. :)

[@FunniMsBunni]

I love purple glitter too! 💜💜💜

[@FlipandFlutterCreations]

💜 Thanks for watching!! 💜

[@bettyscreativeboutique8381]

Another great tutorial! Thank you!

[@FlipandFlutterCreations]

Thanks so much!!!!!!! ❤

[@slipperysquid5091]

What type of transfer paper do you use. I have a epson ecotank printer and new to making gifts for family

[@FlipandFlutterCreations]

For sublimation, I use ASub paper. There is a link in the description to what I use if that helps. :)