The reason for different transfer paper is if you use the light transfer on dark colours, if you have any remaining white on the paper it will transfer on to the dark material and spoil your design. I hope this makes sense. Great videos by the way. Hello from the UK
Lizzie Whizz Thank you for watching my video. I appreciate your explanation. I had a last minute ¨ RIP¨T-shirts to make on black. I only had transfer paper for light colors. I tried it and it work fine. Go figure lol. I hope more people sees your comment. Have a bless day 🙏
First of all, God bless you to much. Thank you ma'am for such wonderful explanation. My question is, how to print word on a cotton T-shit. I am really ignorant in these. For example, I have an orange t-shirt that has white words, and it is 100% cotton. Since it is not advice to use sublimation papers, which one should I use to have words by themselves with that that rectangle frame of ink-paper? Sorry for my question
I am sorry for a late reply. The system wasn’t sending notifications. You can do 2 different things. 1 when you have something this sample which is a word (s) you can use HTV vinyl. For this you will need a cricut or any name grand cutte. 2 way is to purchase special paper and poder to do sublimation on cotton. I will link the video for that. ruclips.net/video/fZHLY1xCNBA/видео.htmlsi=OcYWxfyLDNxe8Itk
It needs to be an ink jet print . I have the HP envy 5530. I got it about 4 years ago for $60. I got the subscription to get the ink . I hope this information helps
Good morning. Thank you for watching my video. It is Norma for the heat to change the color. The color should go back to normal ones it cool down . Let me know if I can be of further help.
Thank you, I'm going to try the hiipoo inkjet dark. The biggest issue with that type of paper is the thickness of it.
Yes, I know. I wish there was another way .
The reason for different transfer paper is if you use the light transfer on dark colours, if you have any remaining white on the paper it will transfer on to the dark material and spoil your design. I hope this makes sense. Great videos by the way. Hello from the UK
Lizzie Whizz Thank you for watching my video. I appreciate your explanation. I had a last minute ¨ RIP¨T-shirts to make on black. I only had transfer paper for light colors. I tried it and it work fine. Go figure lol. I hope more people sees your comment. Have a bless day 🙏
First of all, God bless you to much. Thank you ma'am for such wonderful explanation. My question is, how to print word on a cotton T-shit. I am really ignorant in these. For example, I have an orange t-shirt that has white words, and it is 100% cotton. Since it is not advice to use sublimation papers, which one should I use to have words by themselves with that that rectangle frame of ink-paper? Sorry for my question
I am sorry for a late reply. The system wasn’t sending notifications.
You can do 2 different things.
1 when you have something this sample which is a word (s) you can use HTV vinyl. For this you will need a cricut or any name grand cutte.
2 way is to purchase special paper and poder to do sublimation on cotton. I will link the video for that.
ruclips.net/video/fZHLY1xCNBA/видео.htmlsi=OcYWxfyLDNxe8Itk
Very good information! Thank you :) was wondering what printer do you suggest for heat transfers?
It needs to be an ink jet print . I have the HP envy 5530. I got it about 4 years ago for $60. I got the subscription to get the ink . I hope this information helps
This was very helpful, thank you
Of course. Let me know if you have any other questions
Do they both use the same printer?
No, the one on the left is a sawgrass sublimation printer on the right and ink jet printer
When I transfer on 100% polyester the heat from the press the shirt becomes a lighter color where the heat was on it. How do I fix this problem?
Good morning. Thank you for watching my video. It is Norma for the heat to change the color. The color should go back to normal ones it cool down . Let me know if I can be of further help.
its cleary to understand. tq sis
Thank you 🙏