Thanks. That was my first time using the HTVront sub paper Im an A-sub girl but I really liked how it transferred so I’ll be adding it to my stock and the Hippo brand of tumbler blanks were also great. Don’t you love it when a projects comes together lol. Thanks for watching
I enjoy using A-Sub and HTVRont sublimation papers, as well as the Hiipoo paper and ink. I have the CRICUT Explorer Air 2, and the Epson EcoTank 2803. I also have the Silhouette Cameo 4 and Silhouette Studio Business Edition software, which allows me to create rhinestone templates. Also, I have 2 heat presses: an 8 in 1 swing away, and a clam shell. Button maker, a dedicated cap press, although my swing away comes with a cap press attachment, plate press x 2, mug press x 4. I’ve never used the plate press or the tapered mug heater. I do plan to use them someday. While I was trying to perfect my tumbler taping technique, I also purchased a Black and Decker air fryer with Convection technology for sublimating tumblers and mugs. I ordered thermometers to sit inside the oven so I can ensure that I was using the correct temperature. You can’t just go on what’s on the knob. My over gets hotter than the settings on the knob. I ruined 4 tumblers before I started using the thermometer. I just decided to start sublimating personalized ink pens. They come with shrink wraps. I didn’t know that; I had ordered 200 shrink wrap sleeves for the ink pens. 😂 Oh well… I’ll have them in the event that I need them. Tomorrow, I’ll start working on an order of 15 oz mugs for National Doctor’s Day March 30th. How are you ventilating your craft area when sublimating? Do you use a fan? Wishing you all the very best with your creative crafting journey!!! 💛💛💛
I don’t do much mugs or tumblers unless it’s for family or friends. Yes tumblers can be annoying especially when you’re just starting out that’s why I suggest getting a few cheapys to test on lol, as for ventilation the room if fairly large so I have good ventilation Thanks for watching
How do i get rid of a 2" white boreer that prints from my downloads frometsy its not big enoufht to wrap my tumbler because the the 2" white border. Please help thank you
Hello, are you getting the image from Etsy already with the correct sizing ie w & length of the tumbler ? If it sized correctly you should only have a full sheet of your image if that makes sense
@@henry1343 I used word to print the image , and yes you have to tighten and loosen every time which is why I upgraded to the auto tumbler press 😊! Thanks for watching
No, sorry but it’s the same concept I also have a mug press with the same setting except it only has and option for 200 or 300 seconds and it’s heat is already pre determined at 400 degrees. Hope this helps 😊
Your tumbler looks GREAT!!!!! 🎉🎉🎉
Thanks. That was my first time using the HTVront sub paper Im an A-sub girl but I really liked how it transferred so I’ll be adding it to my stock and the Hippo brand of tumbler blanks were also great. Don’t you love it when a projects comes together lol. Thanks for watching
@@thecraftycloset00 Most definitely! Looking forward to seeing more from The Crafty Closet. Keep up the great work!
That's beautiful!
Thank you! Thanks for watching
I enjoy using A-Sub and HTVRont sublimation papers, as well as the Hiipoo paper and ink.
I have the CRICUT Explorer Air 2, and the Epson EcoTank 2803. I also have the Silhouette Cameo 4 and Silhouette Studio Business Edition software, which allows me to create rhinestone templates. Also, I have 2 heat presses: an 8 in 1 swing away, and a clam shell. Button maker, a dedicated cap press, although my swing away comes with a cap press attachment, plate press x 2, mug press x 4. I’ve never used the plate press or the tapered mug heater. I do plan to use them someday.
While I was trying to perfect my tumbler taping technique, I also purchased a Black and Decker air fryer with Convection technology for sublimating tumblers and mugs. I ordered thermometers to sit inside the oven so I can ensure that I was using the correct temperature. You can’t just go on what’s on the knob. My over gets hotter than the settings on the knob. I ruined 4 tumblers before I started using the thermometer.
I just decided to start sublimating personalized ink pens. They come with shrink wraps. I didn’t know that; I had ordered 200 shrink wrap sleeves for the ink pens. 😂 Oh well… I’ll have them in the event that I need them.
Tomorrow, I’ll start working on an order of 15 oz mugs for National Doctor’s Day March 30th.
How are you ventilating your craft area when sublimating? Do you use a fan?
Wishing you all the very best with your creative crafting journey!!!
💛💛💛
I don’t do much mugs or tumblers unless it’s for family or friends. Yes tumblers can be annoying especially when you’re just starting out that’s why I suggest getting a few cheapys to test on lol, as for ventilation the room if fairly large so I have good ventilation Thanks for watching
Thanks for actually starting from the beginning and listing the supplies. Started watching other videos and the video starts a few steps in 🫠
#REPLAY
Thanks for sharing your techniques for sublimating tumblers.
Great video tutorial!
Thanks for watching ☺️!
How do i get rid of a 2" white boreer that prints from my downloads frometsy its not big enoufht to wrap my tumbler because the the 2" white border. Please help thank you
Hello, are you getting the image from Etsy already with the correct sizing ie w & length of the tumbler ? If it sized correctly you should only have a full sheet of your image if that makes sense
Great Video Thanks!!
Two questions.. What software do you use? Also do you have to tighten and untighten those screws every time?
@@henry1343 I used word to print the image , and yes you have to tighten and loosen every time which is why I upgraded to the auto tumbler press 😊! Thanks for watching
Hi, do you have a video making mugs with this machine? I have one i bought from a friend but don't have the manual, and i cant find one online.
No, sorry but it’s the same concept I also have a mug press with the same setting except it only has and option for 200 or 300 seconds and it’s heat is already pre determined at 400 degrees. Hope this helps 😊
Can I asked few questions ?
Sure
you can now strip them if you mess up. No more wasting tumblers!!!!
What kind of brand of printer for sublimation
It’s the eco-tank 2850