Craftmas Season 4 Episode 3: DTF Sublimation Hack
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
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Thank you for trying this! I would love to see you try the black DTF transfer powder and the DTF film on a darker colored cotton shirt. I have not found a tutorial on this hack using the black powder on dark colored shirts. I'm so happy to see Craftsmas again!! Love you, Becky!!!
This works on both light and dark shirts. I just choose this color because it looked best with the design
The black would best if you were doing single color dark design only the white powder gives it some color for the background
Thank you❣️ I've been trying to find one myself. With white lettering would be a plus🙏❣️🙏
That shirt is gorgeous 💜 I’m gonna have to check out those sublimation printers
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Interesting, never done sublimation before
Do you need ventilation and does it feel hard on the shirt
So beautiful!
Thank you
Thank you for sharing I have a sawgrass, and what do you mean by HTV settings?
Very pretty!
Thank you
That looks amazing!! So I see you taped it to a 13X19 sheet of paper, but you didn't show it printing in the printer. Did you cut the 13X19 paper down to match the 11X17?
Is the film too thin to go through the printer by itself?
The shirt looks beautiful.
Yes, and it's also very slick. This is what work best for my printer .there might be a difference with other printers
This hack only works with white or very pale colors , the DTF printer has 2 whites which are needed for dark color shirts without the 2 white inks the colors will not show up , that is the reason nobody is posting videos of dark colors on this hack.
I am looking to try this Betsy.
I believe there is an option for inkjet printing with dtv.
I haven't seen it but I would be interested in knowing if it works
@@CuttinCornersVinyl I will let you know when I do.
Beautiful❣️
Thank you
Is dtf powder a way to put a sublimated design on a non polyester shirt? Since you still had to use sublimation ink?
Yes ,this is a 100 % cotton shirt
🥰Amazing!! Thank you for your DTF SUBLIMATION HACK testing. The color of the pattern looks great! Love it!!!!!!
Did you 'cook' your powder down first or was it just flipped and set on the shirt
Have you tried to use dtf to sublimate on a cake box? Would that work or is there another way to sub a cardboard cake box? Thanx for the info.
Why do you want to sublimate it? You could print sticker sheets to accomplish the same effect (unless I am missing something of course :) )
@@hotchilly1000 Just a crazy idea.
The shirt is so pretty! I wish I had the sublimation stuff … but I don’t! Interesting stuff though!
That shirt is beautiful and you are looking beautiful.
That is gorgeous U always have beautiful designs. I love the jack bc it gives so many options.
Cool Betsy, have watch this again!
Have you used eco solvent ink? I saw some and wondered how many kinds there are and how many you’ve used?! 🎉❤
I have. I have owned a couple of printers in the past
Beautiful artwork
Your shirt looks so nice. I have tried this with a different brand of powder and don't get consistent results, the image comes out grainy sometimes but never as good as yours. Do you know why it would cause it to be grainy? I cure it first for 8 minutes at 250 per the directions, and also peel it hot. If I wait for it to cool, it really sticks to the fabric,
I’m not sure but when I tried heating it I didn’t think it came out as vibrant and I wasn’t a fan of the results.
That is so pretty. Did you have to heat the DTF? I saw a tutorial that after the powder is put on the design the film was put on the heat press to let it set before putting the design on the shirt. I didn't see any difference in the end result between yours and theirs.. Your's looks just as good. I am so glad you made this tutorial. I didn't want to go through all the hassle of heating and all that. I think I'm going to give it a try! You're the best.
I didn’t heat before hand because I didn’t see a difference when I did. I actually feel like for me personally it lost some vibrancy when washing. When I heated it first
@@CuttinCornersVinyl I'm glad you did a tutorial on this because that was the only reason I hadn't tried it. Thanks again.
Evening from England ❤
✨good evening
You look Great 👍 🙏
Thank you
Looks great
Thanks
Evening😎
Good evening
Looks amazing!
Thank you
that shirt is beautiful ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you
@@CuttinCornersVinyl welcome
Thank you for this! I tried this hack only once so far. I did this process very similar to what you did. I did heat or bake the transfer under my platten until the powder crystalized. Let it cool and then transferred it on my T-shirt.
How did your results come out
@@CuttinCornersVinyl It turned out great…I was so surprised. I did however give it as a gift, so I’m unaware about how it washed. I’m planning on doing it again. I’ll keep this one and wash it. Yours looks amazing. I’m so glad you did this tutorial.
Also, I used my converted epson printer. Do you have a link to where you got the large DTF transfer film? Or where did you find that. I used a 8.5x11 sheet but would like to use the larger size.
@@lisawhite9725 it’s linked in my Amazon Store Craftmas list but this is the one I used amzn.to/3VaqPT8
@@CuttinCornersVinyl thank You!