Thank you so, so, so, so, so much!!! I'm trying to start a t-shirt business but I'm REALLY on a shoestring budget and have been searching for more affordable ways to get DTF prints without spending so much on printing services that of course charge insane shipping rates. Not until now do I think I actually have a chance to get things rolling. Again, thank you so much!
did you start your business? how is it going for you? I'm scared because I actually thought putting money in one machine but I guess that's not the case, I guess it is a couple of them right? specially if you are doing from home ! ( i wanted to start a event ballons/decor business that could incluse t shirts ?
So did you modify your inkjet printer at all ? I'm going to get the Epson XP 15000 do I need to do any maintenance on it to do this DTF hack ? I've watched a lot of videos and they are not clear on if they are using the printer right out the box or not.
Excellent tutorial, amazing. I spent $2600 on a dtf printer and it only lasted 8 months and I didn't use it, money in the trash. Now I see your very important video for me. Thank you
I already commented about this great video. Wanted to emphasize how it’s very straightforward, without a lot of “filler” - right to the point, but easy for a beginner like me. I’d love to see more hacks using inkjet printers!
OMG this is already a great tutorial, and I am on 1:35 seconds .... thank you. You started from the beginning. Little things are so important. Showing and telling that you just printed a picture on the DTF from your printer thank you I know it may had seem most people would have understood that step but NO if you are new to this what you need is what YOU did showed that it was just a picture you liked THANK YOU the little things are what count and you nailed it! Now let me watch the other 6 minutes. Finally someone that explained what CURE means in the process THANK YOU ok back I go to video I love your well this video THANK YOU
Thank you! Tried for the first time today. The first one, the color Blue did not transfer well. I made sure the second time that I quickly covered with the powder with PLENTY, left it for a little bit longer before shaking off the powder and it turned out great!
@ericrumlin7633 only about 2-3 minutes, but, I think the difference was how quickly I put the powder on which was within 45 seconds. The first one it was probably 4-5 minutes
@@karenbeuchert5908 ty so much much my last two questions is for black or dark shirts is the process the same except for the powder and do we use the same transfer paper
Just tried one and with my custom setting regular ink works better than sublimation and you must put powder on film immediately for epic glossy results
did you use DTF ink, sublimation ink or just normal inkjet printer ink for this??? love the video very straight forward and is your temperature on heat press degrees or farenheit?
I love the fact that your explanations are clear and succinct! Alter watching your video, I can now order all the consumables I need in order to DTF print on my Epson inkjet converted into a sublimation printer.
I am a newbie with dtf printing and I've watched few tutorials but i didn't learn from them so much, but this lady is my idol you made my day, thank you so much.
Thank you for your video... Ive been debating on buying yet another machine that is very expensive... and with this, I can still print my own images but use this method instead ❤❤❤❤
Yes I figured by watching your videos that the DTF is probably better than the Epson eco tank. Which I have one I just so happen to also have the same canon and didn’t know you could do it the way you did. The colors and everything looked way better with the canon.
Thank you so much for sharing this video. I was wondering if I could use an ordinary ary iron as I do not have the funds at the moment for a heat press
Thanks for this Hack. My question is about your equipment; specifically the circuit heat press. Why do you have the circuit heat press, and the BestSub press? Do they have different applications??? Thanks!
Hi! You're welcome! I review equipment as well, so I have a few presses. Using both allows me not to have to adjust the BetterSub after curing the image. You can see all the presses I have used and or reviewed in my Amazon store, link in description.
Standard inkjet printers are unable to print using white ink, in this example the highlights are just absent of color or not a true white and on a white shirt the "white" is enhanced. Hope that makes sense 😊
Yes. Here are the settings I used for my Canon printer: Photo Printing, T-Shirt Transfers, High-quality. The "t-shirt transfers" setting automatically mirrors the image.
I'm not sure. In order for it to work, I think the clamshell would have to be adjustable. But another option is to melt the powder with a heat gun, like I did here: ua-cam.com/video/IvzZxSo3bSk/v-deo.html Best wishes ✨️
Yes, it's a regular inkjet printer with inkjet ink. In another example, I use an inkjet printer but with sublimation ink: ua-cam.com/video/isamIgXRlQ4/v-deo.html
hey porcha! all the videos I've watched say dye-based inkjet colors will not survive being washed, and I don't see anything here that they're not doing (i.e. everyone using this yamation paper that I've seen applies the powder as part of the process and double presses). I suppose I'm just curious what you're doing differently when you say you've washed them and they are good to go, as other videos are showing the post-washed shirts faded, except for the pigment-based black ink. any ideas?
Hi @_roshi! In this video, I used regular inkjet ink. The image is still intact but has faded slightly, as I expected. I have since switched to using sublimation ink with this hack, which hasn't faded since this type of ink bonds with the fabric. See my sublimation video and wash test here: ua-cam.com/video/isamIgXRlQ4/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/piPZLudMTME/v-deo.html
@@ColorMePorcha ah there we go! haha I was really scratching my head. I am so many hours into learning but still not sure what exactly the “hack” is supposed to be? it feels like most folks in this genre of craft are just using things as intended
So, the "hack" uses DTF film and powder with sublimation ink to produce an image suitable to press on 100% cotton. With sublimation, the polyester count needs to be higher than the cotton count, i.e., 60/40, to make the best image for sublimation.
@@ColorMePorcha hmmm okay I wish creators would call it what it is, sublimation ink on DTF, instead of “hack” because everyone explains things a little differently. but I know you did not personally coin that! thank you for your responses! ❤️ you are so helpful. back to the drawing board with inkjet (I am opting to forgo sublimation)
Hi, I'm not sure about a hair dryer but I'm certain about a heat gun, I explain that option here: ua-cam.com/video/HbqP0DbfJf0/v-deo.html An iron with the steam off may work but one key to the success of this hack is the pressure. You have to be able to apply enough pressure to properly transfer the image.
Hey! I have a question, do I need to do anything special to the inkjet printer before printing!? And I’m assuming I need to print my image in reverse correct?
No, not if you're using inkjet ink, but I've found sublimation ink works best with this hack. Yes, with the cannon, if you select T-Shirt in the print settings, it'll reverse the image for you
Hi Porcha, Thank you so much for sharing you knowledge and making it so easy to follow for a beginner like me, to confirm when using a cricut heat press do I use the same time frame and heat setting?
You're welcome! I haven't used the Cricut Heat Press in this process, so I can't answer your question, but I would encourage you to practice with samples until you find the settings that work for the tools you have. Best wishes ✨
Hi I haven't had that issue on my inkjet printer, but I have it on my sublimation printer. The printer may not be recognizing the paper cause it's not heavy enough. I explain that hack here: ua-cam.com/video/HbqP0DbfJf0/v-deo.html
Yes, I used an Epson EcoTank that was converted for sublimation in these two videos: ua-cam.com/video/isamIgXRlQ4/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/-O0BBm20NzM/v-deo.html
how do you change setting on the printer so that it detects the transfer paper??? please help i have the same printer and it keeps spiting my paper out
Hi Darlene! I had that issue with my Epson EcoTank, the printer isn't recognizing the paper cause it's too light. You can weight it painters tape: ua-cam.com/video/piPZLudMTME/v-deo.html
I tried this with a Brother inkjet and it did not do well at all. Print was so light and it didn't print the detail of picture at all. So I am wondering does it have to be a certain type of injet printer to get similar results to the DTF hack using the sublimation printer. My Espon f170 does a much better job so far with this hack.
Would the white color of the image show on the darker shirt, especially black? Because the inkjet printer does not use white ink, Also, how does it hold after washing it several times?
@@ColorMePorcha well the ink transfers great it’s just all the other powder. So I sprinkle the film with powder but it’s sticking all over not just on the ink
Hi! This was done with inkjet ink, though it can be done with sublimation as well, here's the video I did with sublimation: ua-cam.com/video/EJmzow0NAvM/v-deo.html
Regular inkjet ink. No the image won't show well on a say a black shirt, I know from experience🤦🏽♀️ I've since learned that you need different supplies for dark colors.
The DTF sublimation hack uses DTF powder with DTF film plus sublimation ink to sublimate on 100% cotton. Sublimating on 100% cotton is not recommended, thus the hack. With sublimation, you produce the best product when the polyester count is higher than the cotton count, ie 60% polyester, 40% cotton on white to light color fabric.
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this is literally the only helpful video on the internet on this topic
Thank you so, so, so, so, so much!!! I'm trying to start a t-shirt business but I'm REALLY on a shoestring budget and have been searching for more affordable ways to get DTF prints without spending so much on printing services that of course charge insane shipping rates. Not until now do I think I actually have a chance to get things rolling. Again, thank you so much!
did you start your business? how is it going for you? I'm scared because I actually thought putting money in one machine but I guess that's not the case, I guess it is a couple of them right? specially if you are doing from home ! ( i wanted to start a event ballons/decor business that could incluse t shirts ?
I have watched a lot of videos this is the most straightforward
Thank you!
Yes!!!!!
Real $hit
Where to get the kit
We printed the t-shirts just like you suggested - with an HP inkjet paper with regular ink, and they came out just fine. Thank you for this tutorial!
You're welcome!
@@ColorMePorchathank you blessings ❤
What kind of printer do you need for dft
So did you modify your inkjet printer at all ? I'm going to get the Epson XP 15000 do I need to do any maintenance on it to do this DTF hack ? I've watched a lot of videos and they are not clear on if they are using the printer right out the box or not.
Was your printer modified ?
Excellent tutorial, amazing. I spent $2600 on a dtf printer and it only lasted 8 months and I didn't use it, money in the trash. Now I see your very important video for me. Thank you
Ill buy it
I already commented about this great video. Wanted to emphasize how it’s very straightforward, without a lot of “filler” - right to the point, but easy for a beginner like me. I’d love to see more hacks using inkjet printers!
Thanks so much Jacqueline!
which printer u use?@@ColorMePorcha
I love your attention to detail especially for a newbie like me, and that you get straight to the process
Thank you. I’m new to this whole thing and getting my business started. Didn’t have the cash for a dtf printer so this solution was a life saver
OMG this is already a great tutorial, and I am on 1:35 seconds .... thank you. You started from the beginning. Little things are so important. Showing and telling that you just printed a picture on the DTF from your printer thank you I know it may had seem most people would have understood that step but NO if you are new to this what you need is what YOU did showed that it was just a picture you liked THANK YOU the little things are what count and you nailed it! Now let me watch the other 6 minutes. Finally someone that explained what CURE means in the process THANK YOU ok back I go to video I love your well this video THANK YOU
Thank you for the feedback!
Best wishes ✨️
@@ColorMePorcha, what type of powder did you use and what type of film did you use?
Hi @erielle sims I hope you had an opportunity to try this project.
The links are in the description.
Best wishes ✨
Great video. Without modifying the printer or ink. So the trick is the glossy paper, powder, cure. Hopefully, colors wont fade away after wash.
Have you tried this yet ?
I’ve watched several videos on this and yours is by far the very best. Thank you for this!
You're welcome, best wishes!
How would you print this on a black t-shirt. Is it the same film?
Awesome 👌.
Not sure if you have a video for it hut what are your settings on your Canon Printer for printing dtf films?
Perfect!! Everyone else uses so many words and you just got right to it 🤩🤩🤩
LOL, thank you!
Thank you! Tried for the first time today. The first one, the color Blue did not transfer well. I made sure the second time that I quickly covered with the powder with PLENTY, left it for a little bit longer before shaking off the powder and it turned out great!
@kbeuchert how long did you leave the powder before shaking it off
@ericrumlin7633 only about 2-3 minutes, but, I think the difference was how quickly I put the powder on which was within 45 seconds. The first one it was probably 4-5 minutes
@@karenbeuchert5908 ty so much much my last two questions is for black or dark shirts is the process the same except for the powder and do we use the same transfer paper
Just tried one and with my custom setting regular ink works better than sublimation and you must put powder on film immediately for epic glossy results
@2clearfilms what inkjet printer did you use?
Awesomesauce! So how does the inkjet stand up to multiple washes? Using the hack method?
did you use DTF ink, sublimation ink or just normal inkjet printer ink for this??? love the video very straight forward and is your temperature on heat press degrees or farenheit?
I’m asking same question 🤔 if you found out let me know 🫶
did you use DTF ink, sublimation ink or just normal inkjet printer ink for this???
Any reply?
Hello
She was used Canon G series printer. This type printer can use only normal ink. So you can use the normal ink alone
I love the fact that your explanations are clear and succinct! Alter watching your video, I can now order all the consumables I need in order to DTF print on my Epson inkjet converted into a sublimation printer.
You have just taken my embroidery and design shop to a new level, Thank you.
Could I use a crafting heat gun for the curing process after the powder? Or is there a hack for using the Cricut easy press?
Yes, like I did here:
ua-cam.com/video/IvzZxSo3bSk/v-deo.html
I have the canon pixma and was about to get rid of it look at God! So you mean to tell me I can do Dtf with it😃?
Yaaaaas! Best wishes ✨️
@@ColorMePorcha thank you so much!
I am a newbie with dtf printing and I've watched few tutorials but i didn't learn from them so much, but this lady is my idol you made my day, thank you so much.
Wow, thank you!
Great video thanks
That came out excellent
what paper do you use bc i dont wanna have to cut mine out bc its detailed?
Hi! I use film from Yamation, here is the link: www.amazon.com/shop/colormeporcha/list/3MU5MQLX9HGK9?ref_=aipsflist
Im loving the look as welll
Thank you for your video... Ive been debating on buying yet another machine that is very expensive... and with this, I can still print my own images but use this method instead ❤❤❤❤
Hello Porscha, are you able to do the same concept on darker colors?
Hi! No, and I learned the hard way🤦🏽♀️
Aaahh thank you ❤️
You're welcome 😊
Awesome tutorial thank you
You're welcome!
Hello I love the image but can you do a video on the setting so I won't get the pizza wheels or a black lines on it. Thank you
What setting did you use for the printing glossy paper or plain paper?
plain paper
Have one question when you are curing it what side of the paper are you putting on the heat press when curing the design
We print on the matte side, so it's shiny side down to cure.
@@ColorMePorcha won’t the design stick by on when curing it
great process video will I be able to cure the powder with a cricut heat press ???
Did you try the cricut?
Porcha do you rather use this method or the sublimation?
I've found myself using DTF Sublimation more.
Yes I figured by watching your videos that the DTF is probably better than the Epson eco tank. Which I have one I just so happen to also have the same canon and didn’t know you could do it the way you did. The colors and everything looked way better with the canon.
Excellent video, very helpful thank you very much! Straight to the point and simple! This is how all videos should be!
Thanks for the feedback, best wishes!
hello i need your help i have a canon mg3600 when i print an image it has small spots with no ink
Hi! Sorry, I'm no help there. I haven't had that issue.
Thank you so much for sharing this video. I was wondering if I could use an ordinary ary iron as I do not have the funds at the moment for a heat press
Hello porcha two question please , did you take the roller out of the printer , and do you have sublimation ink or inkjet
Hi.are you using a dye ink here or sublimation ink?☺
Hi! Here I'm using inkjet ink, but here I use sublimation ink:
ua-cam.com/video/isamIgXRlQ4/v-deo.html
@@ColorMePorcha Thank you for the response ☺ does inkjet ink last for long on clothes?
I give my opinion on that in this video: ua-cam.com/video/kud9Ed811Kk/v-deo.html
Thanks for this Hack. My question is about your equipment; specifically the circuit heat press. Why do you have the circuit heat press, and the BestSub press? Do they have different applications???
Thanks!
Hi! You're welcome!
I review equipment as well, so I have a few presses. Using both allows me not to have to adjust the BetterSub after curing the image. You can see all the presses I have used and or reviewed in my Amazon store, link in description.
hello! what do you do for the white ink is that dtf or sublimation as i cannot find any inkjet white color for that
Standard inkjet printers are unable to print using white ink, in this example the highlights are just absent of color or not a true white and on a white shirt the "white" is enhanced. Hope that makes sense 😊
Can I do the DTF & inkjet to a sublimation tumbler?
Hi! I haven't tried it, so I'm not sure.
Do you mirror the image? Thanks!
Yes.
Here are the settings I used for my Canon printer:
Photo Printing, T-Shirt Transfers, High-quality.
The "t-shirt transfers" setting automatically mirrors the image.
Please, where did you get your purple heat press?
Amazon. The link is in the description in my Amazon store.
@ColorMePorcha thanks, only available in the US 😫 shame
Yes this video was super helpful and easy to follow along with
Can i use an iron if i dont have a press
I'm not sure about that. I haven't tried it. I know a press is going to distribute the heat more effectively and for the right amount of time.
Hello did you convert your printer or did you use it the way it was manufactured
Hi is Langa from Motsepe embroidery Art and I wanted to ask you where can I get your things
Hi! The links are in the description.
how should we cure it with a hand press like the cricut one?
You could use a heatgun
See here:
ua-cam.com/video/IvzZxSo3bSk/v-deo.html
What inject printer do you have? Thank you
The Pixma ix6820
I love your video it was straight to the point and easy for a beginner like me to follow.
Can this work with a clamshell and if so how do you cure the dtf print just hold it for 3 min
I'm not sure. In order for it to work, I think the clamshell would have to be adjustable. But another option is to melt the powder with a heat gun, like I did here: ua-cam.com/video/IvzZxSo3bSk/v-deo.html
Best wishes ✨️
This is awesome!!! Can't wait to try this!
Thanks, best wishes ✨️
what kind of paper to choose when you are about to printer
Hi! I print with these settings:
Photo Printing
T-Shirt Transfers
High quality
Best wishes ️✨
Love how you explained everything.
Thanks!
Hi, what print settings should you use for printing on DTF sheets with a sublimation printer? I get streaks with the black color. Thank you.
Great video! Quick straight to the point
The curing process is tricky for me I only have a cricut heat press lol any suggestions?
Yes, have you tried a heatgun?
ua-cam.com/video/IvzZxSo3bSk/v-deo.html
Am I able to reuse the powder that remains after sprinkling?
Yes, I always just put the extra back
@@ColorMePorcha And the printer looks like a normal home printer is it?
Yes, it's a regular inkjet printer with inkjet ink.
In another example, I use an inkjet printer but with sublimation ink: ua-cam.com/video/isamIgXRlQ4/v-deo.html
are you changing the ink of is it regular ink that comes with the printer ?
It's regular inkjet ink
hey porcha! all the videos I've watched say dye-based inkjet colors will not survive being washed, and I don't see anything here that they're not doing (i.e. everyone using this yamation paper that I've seen applies the powder as part of the process and double presses). I suppose I'm just curious what you're doing differently when you say you've washed them and they are good to go, as other videos are showing the post-washed shirts faded, except for the pigment-based black ink. any ideas?
Hi @_roshi!
In this video, I used regular inkjet ink. The image is still intact but has faded slightly, as I expected.
I have since switched to using sublimation ink with this hack, which hasn't faded since this type of ink bonds with the fabric.
See my sublimation video and wash test here:
ua-cam.com/video/isamIgXRlQ4/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/piPZLudMTME/v-deo.html
@@ColorMePorcha ah there we go! haha I was really scratching my head. I am so many hours into learning but still not sure what exactly the “hack” is supposed to be? it feels like most folks in this genre of craft are just using things as intended
So, the "hack" uses DTF film and powder with sublimation ink to produce an image suitable to press on 100% cotton. With sublimation, the polyester count needs to be higher than the cotton count, i.e., 60/40, to make the best image for sublimation.
@@ColorMePorcha hmmm okay I wish creators would call it what it is, sublimation ink on DTF, instead of “hack” because everyone explains things a little differently. but I know you did not personally coin that! thank you for your responses! ❤️ you are so helpful. back to the drawing board with inkjet (I am opting to forgo sublimation)
Best wishes ✨️
Thank you for being to the point and easy to follow.
Hi, I dont have a heat press. For curing, can I use a hairdryer? and for transferring to the tshirt, can I use an iron?
Hi, I'm not sure about a hair dryer but I'm certain about a heat gun, I explain that option here: ua-cam.com/video/HbqP0DbfJf0/v-deo.html
An iron with the steam off may work but one key to the success of this hack is the pressure. You have to be able to apply enough pressure to properly transfer the image.
@@ColorMePorcha ok, noted. Thank you for taking the time to patiently answer the many queries put to you. Take care.
Thank you. Ps ma in case there is no press heat can one use Teflon
You and I are literally using the same machines. Thank you so much for your vids.
Best video I’ve seen, straight to the point.
Nice work & thanks for the lesson
Thanks!
When printing do we still mirror image
Yes. On the Canon, I used the T-shirt print setting, and it mirrors the image for you
Could you use a regular iron instead of a heat press?
Yes, but for heat consistency and weight, if you don't have a t-shirt, press, something like an Easy Press would be the next best r thing.
Hey Porcha of the ink prints looks amazing, I just have one question. What type of Canon inkjet printer are you using?
Thanks!
It's the Pixma. I did an unboxing video: ua-cam.com/video/I6Pyd-uJ56w/v-deo.html
Hey! I have a question, do I need to do anything special to the inkjet printer before printing!?
And I’m assuming I need to print my image in reverse correct?
No, not if you're using inkjet ink, but I've found sublimation ink works best with this hack.
Yes, with the cannon, if you select T-Shirt in the print settings, it'll reverse the image for you
Hi Porcha,
Thank you so much for sharing you knowledge and making it so easy to follow for a beginner like me, to confirm when using a cricut heat press do I use the same time frame and heat setting?
You're welcome!
I haven't used the Cricut Heat Press in this process, so I can't answer your question, but I would encourage you to practice with samples until you find the settings that work for the tools you have.
Best wishes ✨
@@ColorMePorcha Thank you love for your response and I truly appreciate your honesty. Will let you know how it turns out. So Excited
I have the same printer having issues with printer not taking the dtf paper..do I need specific dtf paper and what kind of ink you using??? Thanks
Hi I haven't had that issue on my inkjet printer, but I have it on my sublimation printer. The printer may not be recognizing the paper cause it's not heavy enough. I explain that hack here: ua-cam.com/video/HbqP0DbfJf0/v-deo.html
Can You Use DTF With A Sublimation Printer ? I Have The Sawgrass SG500
Yes, I used an Epson EcoTank that was converted for sublimation in these two videos:
ua-cam.com/video/isamIgXRlQ4/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/-O0BBm20NzM/v-deo.html
how do you change setting on the printer so that it detects the transfer paper??? please help i have the same printer and it keeps spiting my paper out
Hi Darlene! I had that issue with my Epson EcoTank, the printer isn't recognizing the paper cause it's too light. You can weight it painters tape: ua-cam.com/video/piPZLudMTME/v-deo.html
May I know if I can use other inkjet printer?
Yes, from what I understand, you can use use any inkjet printer.
What settings are you using for the cannon printer? My colors did not print as vibrant as yours.
I enjoyed this. & What canon brand is the one in the video? Can I also use a Canon pixma pro-100? I need your honest review about the pro-100 please.
Did you mirrored the image?
how many shirts could i make withe the dtf film transfer and powder?
The film is a one-time use, but of course, depending on the size of your images, you can fit multiples on the film.
Hope that helps!
I tried this with a Brother inkjet and it did not do well at all. Print was so light and it didn't print the detail of picture at all. So I am wondering does it have to be a certain type of injet printer to get similar results to the DTF hack using the sublimation printer. My Espon f170 does a much better job so far with this hack.
Hi, I was wondering did you have to mirror the picture?
Would the white color of the image show on the darker shirt, especially black? Because the inkjet printer does not use white ink,
Also, how does it hold after washing it several times?
Hello, what software you use to get rid of white background? Or you use only Png file? Thank you 😊
Hi, yes, it was already a png. I use Canva or Clipping Magic to remove backgrounds.
That is very helpful .Thank you. so much ❤
I keep having excess powder on my garment after I press. Any tips? Like the powder around the image on the film shows up on my shirt.
Hi Carrie! I think the issue may be that the power is not entirely melting into the ink before you press the image onto your shirt.
@@ColorMePorcha well the ink transfers great it’s just all the other powder. So I sprinkle the film with powder but it’s sticking all over not just on the ink
Hmmmm, I haven't had that issue. The powder should only stick to the ink, nothing else.
where do u put the powder is it in the matte side
I have the same printer Canon Pixma ix6820, how was the quality of the image on the shirt after several runs thru the washing machine? TIA
Hi I was just wondering what kind of printer you used
I’m really interested to know all these.. Can you please tell me the brands of your equipment? Thanks a lot.
Great video! When you send it to print what paper setting did you use? Glossy? Plain?
Thanks! I used plain
Thank you.@@ColorMePorcha
You're welcome!
I LIKE THE VIDEO COUPLED WITH YOUR NICE GLOSSY BLACK NAILS. WHERE CAN I GET THEM FOR MY WIFE🙂 ?
Do you have to add the white ink to the bottom with every print, or why did you do that versus just taking the first printed image without the white?
Such a great and informative and straightforward video. Thank you
Hi,I love your work! can you recommend a good value inkjet printer! the one I have just doesn't give the final.print the vibrancy im looking for?
Please excuse my ignorance but was this done with inkjet ink instead of sublimation ink???
Hi! This was done with inkjet ink, though it can be done with sublimation as well, here's the video I did with sublimation: ua-cam.com/video/EJmzow0NAvM/v-deo.html
@@ColorMePorcha wow thank you for the quick response Miss Porcha. Now I can make and sell some transfers. God bless you for the work that you do.
You're welcome, blessings to you as well
@@ColorMePorcha I bet it feels screen printed after it's done... 😊👍
Girl Beautiful... Im so Happy.. That Just made me happy. Thank you.
You're welcome 😊
What kind of ink used in your printer. Will it wor to dark garments?
Regular inkjet ink. No the image won't show well on a say a black shirt, I know from experience🤦🏽♀️ I've since learned that you need different supplies for dark colors.
Do you need a special program to print ... or you can use any?
what type of ink you use for this print ?
I like your video on point very knowledgeable nothing extra. and thankyou for this information
Thank you!
In this video I used inkjet ink, but I also use sublimation ink, see here:
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@@ColorMePorcha thankyou for the help :D
I'm new to this... What's the difference between dtf hack and sublimation only
The DTF sublimation hack uses DTF powder with DTF film plus sublimation ink to sublimate on 100% cotton. Sublimating on 100% cotton is not recommended, thus the hack.
With sublimation, you produce the best product when the polyester count is higher than the cotton count, ie 60% polyester, 40% cotton on white to light color fabric.
Oh and did you have to get transfer paper from a company that had canon print profiles?