How to sublimate a fleece blanket
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- This video shows you time, temperature, and other info relating to sublimating fleece blankets. You can get the designs from this video in our Etsy store, touchoclasscre...
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I love the fact that you do not edit out your mistakes. Thanks for the content.
Thank you, we all make them, maybe by showing mine will help anyone watching avoid making the same ones! Definitely helps me remember lol!
I absolutely appreciate you showing the trial and error, raw learning experience with the process in sublimation versus editing it out 🙏❤️🙌💯 I'm still new to sublimation and it's the small things that end up being HUGE factors that can change the outcome. THANK YOU!!! 🙏❤️💯🙌
Not a problem at all, we were all there at some point, I wish I could put all my videos completely unedited but some are just too long, but I always try to show mistakes to maybe help others avoid them!! Thank you for watching us, let me know if we can ever help!!
Enjoyed this whole video! Your mistakes TEACH! I am honored you do this for us!
Thank you again Joyce, I am glad I am able to help others.
This video helped me so much with issue I was having with my blank sublimation. Thank you for this.
Thank you for watching and sharing, that’s the reason we do these to help out, so I love to hear it!! Thank you for your support!
Thanks for posting.i looked up how to do this and your channel came up.Great video just what I needed to know.
No problem, glad you found us, thank you for watching!!
Thank you for doing the videos and showing the mistakes. It really help me
Your welcome, thank you for watching and glad u enjoyed!
Thank you so much for the content BUT I especially thank you for the DOLLAR GENERAL tip!!!
No problem at all, thank you for watching, we appreciate you!
BREAKING NEWS!!!! This was an awesome video!!! Thank you!!!!!!!
Thank you, and thank you for watching!!
Thanks for the video, was very helpful. have a question. I heard the thickness of the paper makes a difference to the quality of the print. what thickness do you use to do your printing on , for the fleece.. Thanks
The thicker paper does allow for a little more ink saturation, however I usually use whatever paper I have, I use koala or Tex print r, but the main difference I find in paper is when it doesn’t dry fast it can smear on my tumblers, haven’t had much issue or notice difference on fabrics
Nice video luv. One suggestion....never use teflon sheets while sublimating unless you put in middle of Tshirt to prevent design from soaking through to opposite side or back of glitter HTV to prevent premature vinyl activation. Your first press would have been successful with blowout paper/butcher paper. Teflon restricts heat! SAMS Club is the Best Buy for butcher paper.
Thank you, Yes, I believe I had butcher paper and the Teflon, maybe forgot the parchment/butcher paper, but was using both in an attempt to lessen the heat on the fleece blanket, I always worry about scorching them, thanks for the heads up though, I will check Sams for parchment paper
@@TouchofClassCreations Can you or do you know if there is any company or person that makes custom band quilts/blankets? I'm looking to get the band Korn and Slipknot and Disturbed's album art on a heavier quilt or blanket. Thanks!
@@joeslacker1020 as of right now I could not, my sublimation or print capabilities are pretty small compared to what your probably looking for, however I will check some of my groups to see if I find anyone. Hopefully in the next 6 months I’ll be upgrading my capabilities, and I’m assuming you have already searched yourself to find someone that does this and are having difficulty?
@@TouchofClassCreations Why would you assume that?
@@TouchofClassCreations It doesn't matter if I came to you first or last
Great video! Question, what are your sizes used to create the picture to print? I use silhouette software with this same print design you are doing too in this video. When it print it was too small for the 60x50 blanket I used. Thank you!
Thank you! Unfortunately I have the same problem. The maximum size I can currently sublimate is 8.5x11, and it’s not really even that. In any event, you can either put multiple designs and spread them out or pattern them, to cover the blanket, or a large print separated into several smaller pieces.
Thank you fir the video. I was wondering about fleece as I was under the impression you could not iron it. My hint to you is to use butcher paper instead of the parchment paper . Much more cost effective and it takes moisture out of the material. You can get it at a sams club I’ve been told. I buy it on Amazon. Check it out .
No problem, and thank you for the advice, as well as for watching and supporting!!
Thank you for your video. I’m wondering if you ever did wash the blanket, and what the results of that was.
Thank u for watching, we washed that blanket once I believe, and the colors are still there, but it’s around so I’m gonna wash it again to be sure because I am not 100% certain, so I will try to update once I do!! Thank u!!
thanks Jeremy....for another very informative video.....could you tell me please what model heat press you have and do heat presses consume a lot of electricity, are they expensive to run. thanks again Tony UK
No problem Tony, thank you for watching again!! It is a Heat Press Nation Signature series 15x15 with sure pressure. They do consume a bit of electricity, not enough to be too noticeable unless you are running it constantly. I usually prepare everything and then do all my pressing at one time so it doesn’t have to be on for too long. I have not actually compared electric numbers to know for sure though! I wouldn’t worry about the cost of running it though!! Hope that helps! Thanks again!!
@@TouchofClassCreations thanks Jeremy i have the easypress 2 that i use for HTV but may well get a heat press because of the constant pressure needed
Thank you!!!
Your welcome, and Thank you for watching!!
Good videos. Do you use lint roller before your sublimation?
Thank you!! Yes for most items I will use lint roller first
Yes I want to see your mistakes and your successes
I will show them all!! Lol...Thank you for the support!!
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Go Blue!! 〽️ Thanks for watching!
....also when using Teflon sheets be very careful you run the risk of transferring unwanted designs to your project as it is difficult to see what the sheet has captured. I also use teflon in sublimation on the back of my magnets. In sublimation you should only use teflon where you don’t want the design.
Yes, sometimes I use Teflon for other sublimation, but always have the butcher paper over the sub to protect from ink transfer to Teflon sheet
Hi! Would you mind share what is the brand of the heat press?
Hi, it’s a heat press nation signature series 15x15 swing away with sure pressure
www.heatpressnation.com/products/hpn-signature-pro-15-x-15-swing-away-heat-press-with-pressure-marker
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Where did you get the blanket?
Got it from Dollar General, was $5, called Comfort Bay Fleece Throw
How much do you charge I didn't see it on your easy store page
For these when we have in stock, usually around the holiday they are 14.99 to do a corner on one like in the video.
What is the brown press paper you are using? Thank you for sharing what you know
Those are called Teflon sheets, thicker than parchment paper and provide protection, same things a lot of people have wrapped around their press platens
@@TouchofClassCreations Actually the brown sheet you are using in the video is a teflon sheet.
@@carolynwilmouth8593 yes you are correct, my smaller shiny brown one is the silicone sheet
Thank you 😊
@@TouchofClassCreations where do you buy it at?
What software do you use for the full page images?
I usually print in silhouette, set up my mat as 8.5 by 11 and print to sawgrass print manager
Can you do this with a home iron
I am not too sure, the key with sublimation is temperature, so the iron would need to get up to close to 400 degrees, minimum I would say is 370ish, so if it will get that hot may be possible, if not Cricut makes the easy press which is an affordable alternative to a heat press
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Hey buddy!!