I still love making these cups and I use been using 100% acetone nail polish remover from the dollar tree to take the original writing off the cup. It works like a charm😄 thanks again for this video
That’s awesome, yes the nail polish remover works great, don’t remember who gave the tip but was awesome, I haven’t made one of these in awhile, but I did a crap ton around the time I made this video
Get a plastic shoebox, or any rectangular storage basket from dollar tree would work. and a pool noodle from dollar tree. Cut pool noodle and place on the long sides of the box, now you can place your cup between the pool noodles. Keeps your cup in place while you are trying to get the decal on evenly
Thank you for your quick response about the template. Once the template was downloaded, I printed the template and realized I have 12 oz 2 for a dollar cups from Dollar General. With your template, I was able to reconstruct a template. Now to conquer babbling. Thanks for the instructions, and I look forward to many more.
I appreciate you sharing your mistakes as you've done them. To help us avoid the same mistakes and not just editing that part out. Well done! P.S. You're Chipmunk 🐿 addition was great 🙃
Thank you so much Jeremy for this video! I purchased your template and was able to make this cup! Your customer service and way of explaining is outstanding!! :)
First I'll say that I am a repeat customer of Touch of Class Creations, I highly recommend them for your merchandise needs! Very informative video hope to see more
One of the most helpful videos ive seen ❤really appreciate it you❤ definitely need the tiny mishaps to help learn how to fix them when we run into them ❤ definitely helps people not be afraid to make mistakes and keep trying. And the adjusting temperature 😅 yes! Not all machines are alike find your favorite whatever worksfor you .🎉
Thank you very much, really appreciate the kind words, yes, the mistakes are the biggest lessons in life, especially in this business, all the tiny little mishaps are what makes us get better!!
First time viewer! Your tutorial was absolutely perfect and beginner friendly. I've never worked with sublimation but after watching your video...I'm soooooo ready.
Thanks. Sharing “information is power”-ful. Sublimating on laminate/vinyl, valuable piece of information. Heading to your site to see other great tutorials.
Just FYI, if you want to take the original image off first just warm the cup up by putting hot water inside then run with rubbing alcohol then wash with dawn 🙂
So everyone, just an afterthought, or something I just learned as well since we just started making these 2 weeks ago, mod podge the cup after and will seal and keep laminate from peeling and protect the image.
I do not or have not used mod podge to seal my cups. As I stated above I have hand washed them a bunch with no problems. I advise customers to hand wash, no dishwasher, and don’t leave sitting in a sink full of water. If they follow that the cup should last a long time. I have seen others say they mod podge to prevent laminate from peeling. And that after mod podge cures for 28 days it is safe. I do not know about that, I will look at the mod podge my wife has for her projects myself when I her home to see if food grade safe or not, but I was just passing info. I had seen from others if anyone was having peeling issues. But thank you for sharing that, I will def be looking into that and if not food safe I will remove the information!
Their is modge podge that is food safe and also polycrylic. I saw these items being mentioned and used on another channel, makers gonna make. The cure time is 28 days I believe. I hope this helps a bit.
I wanna try this. I found the same type of cups at rite aid with no phrase on it. Not to mention they have $1 32oz water bottles too that would be cool to do this. I’m going to your Etsy site to try and get this template. These make great gifts! Thanks for this video!
No problem, thanks for watching and if the template doesn’t fit the rite aid cups perfect just tweak the settings slightly, I have a few more template I’ll be uploading soon, another dollar tree, and a target tumbler that’s like 3 for $5, hopefully in the next few weeks, and stay tuned for more videos🙏
That’s awesome Lorraine, I’ve had a sub printer for almost 2 years and just started really using it 6 months ago, lots of fun stuff to try and learn, I’m still learning daily!! Welcome to the channel!!
Thank you, I made a lot of these last year, haven’t had the time myself for these anymore, I was more caught up for the fact of being able to sublimate on laminate, but they are fun and great for like kids parties
Thanks so much for sharing this. I bought your template, cut it from cardstock to make sure of the sizing (I'm using a Cricut), and it was perfect! I have all my supplies and cup making happens this week!!
It’s no problem, Awesome, glad to hear it worked fine for you in Cricut, have fun making the cups, let us know how it turns out, and stay tuned to the channel for more great videos
@@TouchofClassCreations I finally got my test cups done and they are great! I wish I could share a picture! Thanks again for the easy to follow video and the template.
@@teresacrawford5651 awesome, glad to hear they came out well, if want you could share them with us via Etsy or our email touchofclasscreations@yahoo.com
Hi Jeremy, I'm back, lol. So I went and bought the thermal lamination. I have found, you must use Thermal laminate for this to work. Followed your instructions, only this time I used the thermal and I had no problems what so ever. It worked!! Yay!! Thank you and keep up the great work.
No problem Diane, glad it worked with the thermal and now at least we know regular laminate pouches don’t work, must be thermal. Thank you for sharing!!
Thank you for that idea, that is actually perfect, cheap, and way easier than the odd tools I always grab and use lol!! Thanks for sharing and watching!!
Thank u very much for watching and supporting, definitely a lot u can do with subbing! Stay tuned to the channel for more ideas and let me know if u ever have any questions!!
Lol, yes that was only double speed, so wasn’t too tough, my last video, the blanket one, has a chipmunk that is a wee bit harder to catch lol! Welcome to the channel!! Thank you for subscribing!!
Definitely do, they are easy and turn out nice, check out the tumbler one too, who woulda thought u could sub on regular vinyl, amongst the many other products u can sub on with laminate.
Loved this tutorial! I'm interested in sublimation, and was wondering how this could be done with airpod cases, and I'm guessing this technique is similar. I really like this idea, great for holiday gift baskets!
Thank you, and thank you for watching!! Yes, u can wrap all kinds of things this way, u could probably do air pod cases this way, or u could buy sublimation air pod cases as well, lots of options! Can do lighters, tin buckets, million different kind of cups, u can see by my other videos some things like clocks and cutting boards.
Awesome. I just made some but am having trouble with the laminate sticking to my vinyl. Amy suggestions on to resolve this. When I start wrapping the cup the laminate starts detaching from the vinyl.
Thank you so much for watching! The first thing I would say is make sure you are using 3 mil laminate or thinner, I have tried with 5 mil and had same issue constantly. Other than that I would make sure you are using enough pressure and heat, there have been a lot of questions on this and those are usually the main issues.
Just found your channel. Excellent video!! Explained very well!! Hope you continue making videos on sublimation. I'm a newby at it too. But I'm loving it. Keep up the great work and looking forward to seeing more.
Thank you Diane, I appreciate it, and I have another video I’m editing and shooting another tonight so you will definitely see more content and how to Videos really soon, so definitely subscribe if you haven’t yet so you will be notified when I release new videos
Let me see if I understood correctly. You cut the laminate sheet, permanent vinyl and printed sublimation sheet with the cup template. You laminated the vinyl first, and then you sublimated on the laminated vinyl. After that, you wrapped your cup with the vinyl like any other decal...Is that right? I know you don’t have to seal the outside, but do you prep the cup with anything to prevent the decal from coming off? (maybe you said it, but I didn’t catch it) thank you for the tutorial!
Nancy, you are correct, and did not miss any steps. I do not pretreat with anything, and make sure cups sit 24 hours and tell customers hand wash only, I haven’t had any issues, although I also have heard others sealing with epoxy or mod podge, key is making sure everything is adhered , No overhanging pieces or loose spot
Thank you for your video. Man, do you ever remind me of myself. I’m 52 and just starting this as a hobby to help kill some time while I wait for back surgery. COVID has messed up the surgery schedule here in Saskatchewan. Anyway, I really liked your video. I watched every second of it learning and laughed a few times Re: Chipmunks. Keep up the great work. What I was originally looking for though was an answer to …. Can a person sublimate on any ceramic mug or is it a special kind of mug ? But thx to your video, I learned a new way as well. Cheers
Mike, thanks for watching and the kind words, yes sir, never woulda thought I woulda been I got this kinda thing a few years ago lol, never the less I’m enjoying it. That sucks about your back, good luck getting it fixed up, hopefully things get better there and everywhere soon. As for the mugs, they have to be coated with a coating, u can buy stuff to do it yourself, which I have tried, but find it easier to just order the sublimatable mugs, less hassle in having to apply a coat perfectly for the sub to come out right! U can generally find the mugs with coating already for between $1 to 1.50 usd.
@@madelinescreations7718 hey there, the measurements are included in the .txt file that was included with your download. Otherwise contact me through Etsy and I will send you the measurements there!! Thank you!!
I don’t think this would work with a Cricut mug press because the cups are plastic, they would melt, that’s why we sub then wrap the cup, and thank you, and thank your for watching!!
You mentioned that you cut it with sizzors instead of the machine because it left a line. Up at the top left where the line color selection is at, theres the line size: lower it to zero and it will cut tight around the image. Usually the line size it set higher.
Yes I did and that’s awesome news, something I been meaning to play with for a while and have just been overly busy to her to it, so thank you very much for sharing that!
This is so amazing! I ordered my sublimation printer and all the supplies yesterday so i've been doing research on it for awhile now and this is honestly the best most explanatory video i have seen yet, Alvin Xd I do have one question, is this waterproof?
Thank you very much, and welcome to sublimation!! I would not say waterproof, they can be washed and dried, I would not leave them sitting in a sink with water. And I haven’t done it, but some people are sealing them to make more waterproof I guess, but at this point I barely make these anymore as they are not super cost effective. They are great for personal use and kids and parties and the like! Hope that helps
I need help!!!!! I have done (to me) exactly what you did I heat the laminate shiny side up on top of the permanent vinyl, press it for 20 sec on 400. Then get my sublimation sheet and place it on top of the lamination sheet and press for 60 sec on 400. What is happening to me is that the everything is perfect, but my laminating sheet is not stiking to the vinyl. Not sure if is the bland of the vinyl or the brand of the laminating sheet, but that should not matter because its laminating sheet and the vinyl is permanent like the oracal 651. What am I doing wrong?
From my experience I have tried this process with 3 mil and 5 mil thickness thermal laminating sheets, so first thing is need to be thermal laminating sheets the self stick adhesive pouches I don’t think work. If your are using thermal I have tried this with 5 mil thermal sheets and they do not stick, I do not know if it is because they are thicker, but the 3 mil ones I’ve never had an issue with, my wife bought home a pack of 5 mil and 3 different cups they wouldn’t stick, drive me crazy til I realized they were thicker, that is the only thing I can think of, hope it helps!
Thanks you for this video. I just purchased your template. But I am unable to download it. I have been trying for several minutes. Am I doing something wrong? Can you please help me?
Hello, no problem, for help with Etsy files, it is easier to help through Etsy as it notifies me immediately, but basically if u go to your account profile and purchases and reviews there will be a download button to redownload any prior purchases, that should work if u continue to have issues contact me through Etsy and I will email the file to you.
Hello, thanks for watching, first off double check your heat press if possible to see if presses hotter than readout says, secondly if seems mainly on edges then use a laminate bigger then the template, the laminate seems to protect the vinyl somewhat from the heat, so I generally have just been using full laminate sheet and cutting edges away after pressing, try that and see if that resolves your issues
Thank you for watching! I would say for an order of 100 I would look for a way to outsource them. I had made a few of these for my kid, and a few customers, but if I took and order for 100 I would outsource them, heck even if I took an order for that many tumblers id outsource them
Thank you for watching! Yes sublimation requires sublimation ink, and a printer designated specifically for sublimation. You can buy a sublimation printer from person or sawgrass already set up for sublimation, or buy an epson eco-tank and convert it for sublimation. For conversion ideas check-out Facebook group Sublimation Cove, or UA-cam, I will have a recommendations page coming soon with links to various different machines and supplies I myself specifically use and can vouch for, in the meantime let me know if I can answer anymore questions and check out the ones I listed
I think the only reason the vinyl holds up under the heat press is the laminate, if any vinyl is not covered by laminate it melts, but u can heat press vinyl under glass too, see my other video on this channel doing the cutting boards with vinyl and dollar tree cutting boards, that uses no laminate and u sub directly to the oracal 651
hi Jeremy....excellent video, i purchased the cameo 4 recently and i love using it, im about to order the sg500 printer and look forward to replicating some of your projects. have subscribed and look forward to your next video. stay well my friend Tony UK ;-)
Thank you Tony, the Cameo and sawgrass are both great and a lot of fun. U will enjoy it!! I have some family in the UK, my cousin lives there with her hubby!! Cheers my friend!!
@@tonycarrington4426 they are in London, not exactly sure where, unfortunately haven’t gotten to go for a visit yet, although they just welcomed a baby, so may have to try and get over there soon!
Yes my heat press for shirts is a heat press nation signature series 15x15 swing away with the sure pressure system, and mugs I have a mug press that can with my first heat press I ever ordered but it was a no name Amazon special 12x15 6 in one or 8 in one
When I load the template for the coffee cup its not the right size. What are the measurements for them to be right? Thank you so much I enjoy your videos.
Hey Renee, thank you for watching and supporting us! Your .zip file has a .txt file in it with the correct measurements to set your template up. If you cannot locate it, contact me via your Etsy order and I will give the measurements
Wow i never knew about any of this. Anyway, so u heat up the sublimation n laminate for 20 sec and then from that to vinyl for 60sec? Sorry, im not sure if i heard it properly. Love ur tutorial.
I have never tried with a coffee mug, I don’t know that the laminate would stick, would probably just be better off sublimating coffee mugs, but in theory I don’t see why you couldn’t do this on a coffee mug
I'm still having some bubbles. Ive adjusted my heat and pressure but, could this be a material issue? Im using starcraft but same laminate as u. Ive never had any trouble out of SC but...this is a whole new world for me.
Exceptional video! Why did you choose the Cameo over the Cricut? You have both machines. Just curious. I have the Cricut already and was wondering do I need a Cameo.
I use the cameo because it was the first machine we got and my wife didn’t understand the software, so I learned cameo and then we ended up getting the Cricut for her. Now the one I used is a 4 that has the 15” cut width, so it does cut a little wider, but I used the cameo 3 for the longest and prefer the silhouette software over the Cricut, really the machines will cut the same stuff minus the width, but Cricut software is a bit more restrictive in certain ways, if anything I see a lot of Cricut users using silhouette software for design and setup and then just transfer to Cricut to cut? But if u have no problems with Cricut then it may not matter to you
You would have to have some type of poly based spray for the sublimation ink to adhere to, so I’d imagine if they make a spray it would be easier, but being these are plastic cups I don’t know how you would sub the image to the cup if you had a spray, highly doubt these would hold up to a mug press. And there are surely easier, and probably better methods of doing this, this is just one way I found to do it and shared the info and technique. It’s a nice way to spice up a dollar tree cup and a cheap way to practice subbing and wrapping cups
Your welcome and thank you!! Yes, I would recommend hand washing. If you liked the video subscribe to the channel, I will be dropping a new tutorial tomorrow and try to do at least one each week.
Yes it would be easier, I am not sure if the colors would remain as well in printable vinyl, have barely used it, and not on cups, but I don’t know if you would necessarily get as good of colors, maybe u do with printable vinyl, this was just a method or another way of doing a cup that I decided to share, there are probably a lot better methods to a lot of videos I do, but I like to show things I’ve learned and alternate ways of doing things
I wonder if you can sub on glossy oracle 651 and skip the laminate? Have you tried? I have a ton of 651 glossy I wonder if that could be laminated also? Or if you could even skip the laminate and sub straight on it...
U can sub to oracal matte and glossy, I’ve only done it for cutting boards where the sub goes through the front and looks faded but looks vivid on the sticky side, maybe less time and will look vibrant on the non-sticky side. But the image holds really nice in the laminate which is the main reason for the laminate, other than cutting boards I haven’t tried subbing on the straight vinyl, but if u watch the cutting board video I made or any out there and see subbing to vinyl
Can you give me some tips ive done them and ur method is great they come out really nice but as soon as soon as I pour coffee it start to creat bubbles what can I do to prevent this ?
Hi thanku for answering yes Im using exactly as u recommended on ur video I have even used modge podge spray , modge podge and epoxy and i still get that bubble as soon as we pour coffee
@@heidyespinoza3215 I have not used these for coffee nor have I had anyone mention this specific issue. Lots of bubbling while pressing, but not with hot liquid. Sadly I am not sure what tips to give, when I get time I will make one and try and try coffee in it and see what I can come up with.
Thank you so much, and no problem! Welcome to the channel!! There is a link in the video description, but here it is as well touchoclasscreations.etsy.com
The best way I have found to keep them from peeling is hand wash and not leave sitting in sink or liquid for any period of time, these are best used for like kids parties and things of that nature in my opinion
wow thats cool, well I just tried it but it didn't resize my photo like it did yours it cut off some of my image to fit in the template I made, maybe I am doing it wrong do you mind helping, trying to do a 30 oz stright skinny tumbler
Sure, if your watch this video ua-cam.com/video/B6pPLnV_4uc/v-deo.html it shows how u can go in and adjust your image through the background fill area, hard to explain, but u should understand if u skim through this, let me know if u have questions after.
this is what you call a smart entrepreneur making the prints him self cutting out the middle man. I have been looking at print on demand and while they make it easy it still a bad investment. the price for their generic products is so high. and that's not including shipping.
I tried this and my laminate is not adhering to the vinyl. Pressing the laminate for 20secs at 400F then the sub print for 60secs. Any idea why the laminated print is not sticking???
My first guess would be it’s thicker than 3 mil laminate. My wife brought some home from work, I know it was thicker than 3 mil because I’ve only used 3 mil thickness, and it wouldn’t stick at all, would peel from vinyl before I could finish wrapping it. Went back to 3 mil and no problems. So seems like same issue
So if you open the svg file ( chrome/edge html file) it should open to correct size. You probably have to rotate your template 90 degrees once u set up your image, and I believe it is too big for cricut to do print and cut, but u can print the template and cut by hand, which isn’t too tough as it is a easy design, if u still continue to have problems contact me through Etsy and I can send some screen shots to further explain.
Yes it can, although it is a little tougher with cricut than silhouette, I made another video to show other ways to set up your image in silhouette if drag and drop doesn’t work, the ideas here can be done in cricut as well, like pattern fill for example. Check this out and see if it helps. ua-cam.com/video/B6pPLnV_4uc/v-deo.html
Good Day🤗 TFS . GREAT JOB 👍🏾🥰.. I purchased your template, but my question is how do i get the image to fit the template? I don't know how to navigate silhouette and I use CDS. Thank you in advance for your time and help🙏🏾
Thank you Frenetta, so i do not use CDS, but from what I gather from other CDS users is you have to set up your design over the template. I made a video on ways to do this in silhouette, and I’ve told CDS users who ask to watch and relate the ideas to Cricut and it seems to help ua-cam.com/video/B6pPLnV_4uc/v-deo.html check it put and let me know if that answers your questions
I still love making these cups and I use been using 100% acetone nail polish remover from the dollar tree to take the original writing off the cup. It works like a charm😄 thanks again for this video
That’s awesome, yes the nail polish remover works great, don’t remember who gave the tip but was awesome, I haven’t made one of these in awhile, but I did a crap ton around the time I made this video
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Get a plastic shoebox, or any rectangular storage basket from dollar tree would work. and a pool noodle from dollar tree. Cut pool noodle and place on the long sides of the box, now you can place your cup between the pool noodles. Keeps your cup in place while you are trying to get the decal on evenly
Great idea, I already have the pool noodle, was going to build one out of pvc pipe, but your idea is much easier lol!!
Thank you for your quick response about the template. Once the template was downloaded, I printed the template and realized I have 12 oz 2 for a dollar cups from Dollar General. With your template, I was able to reconstruct a template. Now to conquer babbling.
Thanks for the instructions, and I look forward to many more.
Lol, well I am glad it worked out in the end, and thank you again for watching, more videos to come soon!!
Omg that trick with aligning the vinyl is life changing!!
Yes, I was excited when I learned that! Thank u for watching!!
I appreciate you sharing your mistakes as you've done them. To help us avoid the same mistakes and not just editing that part out. Well done! P.S. You're Chipmunk 🐿 addition was great 🙃
No problem, and glad to share!! Alviiiiiiiin...lol! Thanks for watching and the kind words!!
Thank you so much Jeremy for this video! I purchased your template and was able to make this cup! Your customer service and way of explaining is outstanding!! :)
Your welcome Tori! Thank you for watching us and supporting us! Means a lot!
@@TouchofClassCreations you're welcome!!!!💜
First I'll say that I am a repeat customer of Touch of Class Creations, I highly recommend them for your merchandise needs! Very informative video hope to see more
Thank you sir, and we do appreciate your business!! Stay tuned for more videos coming soon!!
One of the most helpful videos ive seen ❤really appreciate it you❤ definitely need the tiny mishaps to help learn how to fix them when we run into them ❤ definitely helps people not be afraid to make mistakes and keep trying. And the adjusting temperature 😅 yes! Not all machines are alike find your favorite whatever worksfor you .🎉
Thank you very much, really appreciate the kind words, yes, the mistakes are the biggest lessons in life, especially in this business, all the tiny little mishaps are what makes us get better!!
First time viewer! Your tutorial was absolutely perfect and beginner friendly. I've never worked with sublimation but after watching your video...I'm soooooo ready.
Awesome, welcome to the channel, subscribe to stay up with all my videos, and get ready for sublimation, it’s a lot of fun and very rewarding!!
Thanks. Sharing “information is power”-ful. Sublimating on laminate/vinyl, valuable piece of information. Heading to your site to see other great tutorials.
Thank you, and I agree!! Hence the reason I share! Enjoy the videos and subscribe for more... planning weekly releases!
Just FYI, if you want to take the original image off first just warm the cup up by putting hot water inside then run with rubbing alcohol then wash with dawn 🙂
Awesome, thank you for that info. I will try that
So everyone, just an afterthought, or something I just learned as well since we just started making these 2 weeks ago, mod podge the cup after and will seal and keep laminate from peeling and protect the image.
I have washed the cups and they have been fine, I’ve heard from others mod podge will seal it longer though, just passing on the info. folks
Mod podge is not food safe. I would make sure you drink from the lid and not directly from the edge of the cup.
I do not or have not used mod podge to seal my cups. As I stated above I have hand washed them a bunch with no problems. I advise customers to hand wash, no dishwasher, and don’t leave sitting in a sink full of water. If they follow that the cup should last a long time. I have seen others say they mod podge to prevent laminate from peeling. And that after mod podge cures for 28 days it is safe. I do not know about that, I will look at the mod podge my wife has for her projects myself when I her home to see if food grade safe or not, but I was just passing info. I had seen from others if anyone was having peeling issues. But thank you for sharing that, I will def be looking into that and if not food safe I will remove the information!
Their is modge podge that is food safe and also polycrylic. I saw these items being mentioned and used on another channel, makers gonna make. The cure time is 28 days I believe. I hope this helps a bit.
everything in the world doesn't have to be "sealed"... IJS
I wanna try this. I found the same type of cups at rite aid with no phrase on it. Not to mention they have $1 32oz water bottles too that would be cool to do this. I’m going to your Etsy site to try and get this template. These make great gifts! Thanks for this video!
No problem, thanks for watching and if the template doesn’t fit the rite aid cups perfect just tweak the settings slightly, I have a few more template I’ll be uploading soon, another dollar tree, and a target tumbler that’s like 3 for $5, hopefully in the next few weeks, and stay tuned for more videos🙏
Thank you for this very informative video!! My sub printer and supplies are coming next week & I can’t wait to try this!
That’s awesome Lorraine, I’ve had a sub printer for almost 2 years and just started really using it 6 months ago, lots of fun stuff to try and learn, I’m still learning daily!! Welcome to the channel!!
I never imagine that that was possible, thanks a million this will save a lot of time and also thank you for the template I just bought it.
Thank you, Really glad you enjoyed it, subscribe and stay tuned for more great videos!!
Thanks for the tutorial! Love the cup!!
Not a problem, thank you for watching!!
Thank you for sharing. I love your tutorial your very patient and detailed. Thank you again for the template your awesome.
Your welcome, thank you for watching!
Neat looking cup!! I don't know if I have the patience for this but I'm willing to give it a try!
Thank you, I made a lot of these last year, haven’t had the time myself for these anymore, I was more caught up for the fact of being able to sublimate on laminate, but they are fun and great for like kids parties
Thanks so much for sharing this. I bought your template, cut it from cardstock to make sure of the sizing (I'm using a Cricut), and it was perfect! I have all my supplies and cup making happens this week!!
It’s no problem, Awesome, glad to hear it worked fine for you in Cricut, have fun making the cups, let us know how it turns out, and stay tuned to the channel for more great videos
@@TouchofClassCreations I finally got my test cups done and they are great! I wish I could share a picture! Thanks again for the easy to follow video and the template.
@@teresacrawford5651 awesome, glad to hear they came out well, if want you could share them with us via Etsy or our email touchofclasscreations@yahoo.com
@@TouchofClassCreations I've just left a review with a photo on your Etsy shop!
@@teresacrawford5651 thank you so much for your support and great review!! The cups look great!!
Hi Jeremy, I'm back, lol. So I went and bought the thermal lamination. I have found, you must use Thermal laminate for this to work. Followed your instructions, only this time I used the thermal and I had no problems what so ever. It worked!! Yay!! Thank you and keep up the great work.
No problem Diane, glad it worked with the thermal and now at least we know regular laminate pouches don’t work, must be thermal. Thank you for sharing!!
worked perfectly on the first try, thank you so much!
🤩 your welcome! Thank you for watching!
Just stumbled on your site wow I love the things you make and explaining things so well good job 😊
Aww, thank you so much! We appreciate you taking the time to watch and support us!! Thank you!😊
This is awesome. To hold cup thoughts, I find rice in a sealed bag and a dip will hold cup perfect for you. Just saying. Thanks
Thank you for that idea, that is actually perfect, cheap, and way easier than the odd tools I always grab and use lol!! Thanks for sharing and watching!!
This is probably the best video I've seen in a while. I was just on your etsy page and there's alot of cool stuff I love it!!
Thank you for watching and supporting us, we really appreciate it!!
i love it i was wondering how it was done …. thank u
No problem, thank you for watching!!
that's greet i learned so much thank u
No problem, thank you for watching and supporting
thank you so much I was wanting to do this but found no video or template just bougth the template
Awesome, thank you for watching, how did it turn out? ( sorry, somehow I missed your comment originally 😳 I’m sorry)
Great tutorial. I want to try this when I eventually get a sublimation printer. So many interesting things to do. Good luck with the channel!
Thank u very much for watching and supporting, definitely a lot u can do with subbing! Stay tuned to the channel for more ideas and let me know if u ever have any questions!!
Thank You, this was very helpful.
Not a problem, glad it helped you! Thank you for watching!
Going to dollar tree tomorrow. Good idea thanks
Not a problem, thank you for watching!!
This template works great!! I bought 1 other prior didnt work at all! Thanks!
No problem, glad you like it, I am sorry to hear others are selling bad stuff, glad you found us!!
I can actually understand Alvin the chipmunk. Great video. New subscriber.
Lol, yes that was only double speed, so wasn’t too tough, my last video, the blanket one, has a chipmunk that is a wee bit harder to catch lol! Welcome to the channel!! Thank you for subscribing!!
Thank you 😊 💓
Your welcome, and thank u for watching!!
Perfect job. Thanks
Thank you too! Thanks for watching
You are absolutely f’n awesome man. I love these videos. Thank you
No problem, your welcome, glad u enjoyed them, thank you for watching and stay tuned for more!
You did amazing I must try this ❤️
Definitely do, they are easy and turn out nice, check out the tumbler one too, who woulda thought u could sub on regular vinyl, amongst the many other products u can sub on with laminate.
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Loved this tutorial! I'm interested in sublimation, and was wondering how this could be done with airpod cases, and I'm guessing this technique is similar. I really like this idea, great for holiday gift baskets!
Thank you, and thank you for watching!! Yes, u can wrap all kinds of things this way, u could probably do air pod cases this way, or u could buy sublimation air pod cases as well, lots of options! Can do lighters, tin buckets, million different kind of cups, u can see by my other videos some things like clocks and cutting boards.
this is super cool. thanks for sharing
Awesome. I just made some but am having trouble with the laminate sticking to my vinyl. Amy suggestions on to resolve this. When I start wrapping the cup the laminate starts detaching from the vinyl.
Thank you so much for watching! The first thing I would say is make sure you are using 3 mil laminate or thinner, I have tried with 5 mil and had same issue constantly. Other than that I would make sure you are using enough pressure and heat, there have been a lot of questions on this and those are usually the main issues.
Liked, subscribed, and notifications on! Thanks for the helpful content!
Awesome, thank you for watching, and for the support!!
Just found your channel. Excellent video!! Explained very well!! Hope you continue making videos on sublimation. I'm a newby at it too. But I'm loving it. Keep up the great work and looking forward to seeing more.
Thank you Diane, I appreciate it, and I have another video I’m editing and shooting another tonight so you will definitely see more content and how to Videos really soon, so definitely subscribe if you haven’t yet so you will be notified when I release new videos
Thank you for sharing I'm new to sublimation
No problem, have fun doing it, let me know if you have any questions
Thank you for sharing! Very helpful.
Thank you for watching, stay tuned for more!
Awesome job! Thank you for sharing your style!!!
No problem, glad u enjoyed it!! Thank you for watching!!
Thanks
Thank u for watching!!
chipmunk fast forward makes me smile
Lol, I’m glad my humor worked for someone!
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Great video.
Thank you!!
I just ordered your templates. Wish me luck.
@@purpledreamer1000 LOL, it’s not too hard! We appreciate it, and let us know if you have any questions!!
Let me see if I understood correctly. You cut the laminate sheet, permanent vinyl and printed sublimation sheet with the cup template. You laminated the vinyl first, and then you sublimated on the laminated vinyl. After that, you wrapped your cup with the vinyl like any other decal...Is that right? I know you don’t have to seal the outside, but do you prep the cup with anything to prevent the decal from coming off? (maybe you said it, but I didn’t catch it) thank you for the tutorial!
Nancy, you are correct, and did not miss any steps. I do not pretreat with anything, and make sure cups sit 24 hours and tell customers hand wash only, I haven’t had any issues, although I also have heard others sealing with epoxy or mod podge, key is making sure everything is adhered , No overhanging pieces or loose spot
Thank you for your video. Man, do you ever remind me of myself. I’m 52 and just starting this as a hobby to help kill some time while I wait for back surgery. COVID has messed up the surgery schedule here in Saskatchewan. Anyway, I really liked your video. I watched every second of it learning and laughed a few times Re: Chipmunks. Keep up the great work. What I was originally looking for though was an answer to …. Can a person sublimate on any ceramic mug or is it a special kind of mug ? But thx to your video, I learned a new way as well.
Cheers
Mike, thanks for watching and the kind words, yes sir, never woulda thought I woulda been I got this kinda thing a few years ago lol, never the less I’m enjoying it. That sucks about your back, good luck getting it fixed up, hopefully things get better there and everywhere soon. As for the mugs, they have to be coated with a coating, u can buy stuff to do it yourself, which I have tried, but find it easier to just order the sublimatable mugs, less hassle in having to apply a coat perfectly for the sub to come out right! U can generally find the mugs with coating already for between $1 to 1.50 usd.
OMG!!😳 What an AWESOME tutorial!!👏🏼🎉🙋🏻♀️tfs
No problem, thanks for watching and glad it helped!! Stay tuned for more!!
Great walk-through!
Thank you!!
Great job great tutorial thank you
Your welcome, thank u for watching and supporting us!!
I ordered your pattern but it didn’t cut the size right what are the measurements? I’m using a cricut
@@madelinescreations7718 hey there, the measurements are included in the .txt file that was included with your download. Otherwise contact me through Etsy and I will send you the measurements there!! Thank you!!
@@TouchofClassCreations yes I printed out the instructions thank you
Learned a lot. Thank you!
No problem, thanks for watching, stay tuned for more!
Can you also do this with a Cricut mug press?? AWESOME EXPLAINING!! Thanks
I don’t think this would work with a Cricut mug press because the cups are plastic, they would melt, that’s why we sub then wrap the cup, and thank you, and thank your for watching!!
👌 nice
Thank you !!
You mentioned that you cut it with sizzors instead of the machine because it left a line. Up at the top left where the line color selection is at, theres the line size: lower it to zero and it will cut tight around the image. Usually the line size it set higher.
Yes I did and that’s awesome news, something I been meaning to play with for a while and have just been overly busy to her to it, so thank you very much for sharing that!
This is amazing
Thank you for watching! 🙏 we appreciate it!!
Just found and subscribed, great explanations !!
Thank you, and Thank you for watching and subscribing, we really appreciate it!!
This is so amazing! I ordered my sublimation printer and all the supplies yesterday so i've been doing research on it for awhile now and this is honestly the best most explanatory video i have seen yet, Alvin Xd I do have one question, is this waterproof?
Thank you very much, and welcome to sublimation!! I would not say waterproof, they can be washed and dried, I would not leave them sitting in a sink with water. And I haven’t done it, but some people are sealing them to make more waterproof I guess, but at this point I barely make these anymore as they are not super cost effective. They are great for personal use and kids and parties and the like! Hope that helps
I need help!!!!! I have done (to me) exactly what you did I heat the laminate shiny side up on top of the permanent vinyl, press it for 20 sec on 400. Then get my sublimation sheet and place it on top of the lamination sheet and press for 60 sec on 400. What is happening to me is that the everything is perfect, but my laminating sheet is not stiking to the vinyl. Not sure if is the bland of the vinyl or the brand of the laminating sheet, but that should not matter because its laminating sheet and the vinyl is permanent like the oracal 651. What am I doing wrong?
From my experience I have tried this process with 3 mil and 5 mil thickness thermal laminating sheets, so first thing is need to be thermal laminating sheets the self stick adhesive pouches I don’t think work. If your are using thermal I have tried this with 5 mil thermal sheets and they do not stick, I do not know if it is because they are thicker, but the 3 mil ones I’ve never had an issue with, my wife bought home a pack of 5 mil and 3 different cups they wouldn’t stick, drive me crazy til I realized they were thicker, that is the only thing I can think of, hope it helps!
Great video !
Thank you!!
Thanks for sharing! Do you have a video tutorial for the color changing ones?
Thanks for watching, I do not, I have not even got to try one, but as soon as I get some in I will definitely do a video
Thanks you for this video. I just purchased your template. But I am unable to download it. I have been trying for several minutes. Am I doing something wrong? Can you please help me?
Hello, no problem, for help with Etsy files, it is easier to help through Etsy as it notifies me immediately, but basically if u go to your account profile and purchases and reviews there will be a download button to redownload any prior purchases, that should work if u continue to have issues contact me through Etsy and I will email the file to you.
My laminate always seems to crinkle when heat pressed. Any reason why or any pointers on how to avoid that? Thank you!! ❤️
Hello, thanks for watching, first off double check your heat press if possible to see if presses hotter than readout says, secondly if seems mainly on edges then use a laminate bigger then the template, the laminate seems to protect the vinyl somewhat from the heat, so I generally have just been using full laminate sheet and cutting edges away after pressing, try that and see if that resolves your issues
So you press the laminate on the vynil then the sub image on that? That's cool thanx
Yes that is correct, although technically you could do sub to laminate first. And no problem, thank you for watching!
Great job really appreciated this video, guy
Thank you!!
I enjoyed your Video. How long would it take to make 1 cup? If you had a order of 100 cups how would you do this job?
Thank you for watching! I would say for an order of 100 I would look for a way to outsource them. I had made a few of these for my kid, and a few customers, but if I took and order for 100 I would outsource them, heck even if I took an order for that many tumblers id outsource them
Thank you for the video. I have a question.... I am looking into doing Sublimation- Is there a specific ink or printer needed?
Thank you for watching! Yes sublimation requires sublimation ink, and a printer designated specifically for sublimation. You can buy a sublimation printer from person or sawgrass already set up for sublimation, or buy an epson eco-tank and convert it for sublimation. For conversion ideas check-out Facebook group Sublimation Cove, or UA-cam, I will have a recommendations page coming soon with links to various different machines and supplies I myself specifically use and can vouch for, in the meantime let me know if I can answer anymore questions and check out the ones I listed
Great tutorial! Thanks!
No problem, thank you for watching!!
Wow that’s amazing but I’m still confused. Lol so you can heat press vinyl?
I think the only reason the vinyl holds up under the heat press is the laminate, if any vinyl is not covered by laminate it melts, but u can heat press vinyl under glass too, see my other video on this channel doing the cutting boards with vinyl and dollar tree cutting boards, that uses no laminate and u sub directly to the oracal 651
hi Jeremy....excellent video, i purchased the cameo 4 recently and i love using it, im about to order the sg500 printer and look forward to replicating some of your projects. have subscribed and look forward to your next video. stay well my friend Tony UK ;-)
Thank you Tony, the Cameo and sawgrass are both great and a lot of fun. U will enjoy it!! I have some family in the UK, my cousin lives there with her hubby!! Cheers my friend!!
@@TouchofClassCreations whereabouts in the UK im in essex just outside London
@@tonycarrington4426 they are in London, not exactly sure where, unfortunately haven’t gotten to go for a visit yet, although they just welcomed a baby, so may have to try and get over there soon!
Thanks for the video, Awsome! Can you tell me the brand(s) of your pressing machines (shirts and mugs) how much you paid aprox for them?
Yes my heat press for shirts is a heat press nation signature series 15x15 swing away with the sure pressure system, and mugs I have a mug press that can with my first heat press I ever ordered but it was a no name Amazon special 12x15 6 in one or 8 in one
When I load the template for the coffee cup its not the right size. What are the measurements for them to be right? Thank you so much I enjoy your videos.
Hey Renee, thank you for watching and supporting us! Your .zip file has a .txt file in it with the correct measurements to set your template up. If you cannot locate it, contact me via your Etsy order and I will give the measurements
Great explanation.
Thank you
Did you create the template in silhouette?
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it. Yes Shelly I created the template in Silhouette
Wow i never knew about any of this. Anyway, so u heat up the sublimation n laminate for 20 sec and then from that to vinyl for 60sec? Sorry, im not sure if i heard it properly.
Love ur tutorial.
Thank you, yes, apply laminate to vinyl for 20 seconds and sublimation to laminate for 60 seconds, and thank you for watching
wOW. Can I do this same technique for coffee mug from dollar tree?
I have never tried with a coffee mug, I don’t know that the laminate would stick, would probably just be better off sublimating coffee mugs, but in theory I don’t see why you couldn’t do this on a coffee mug
I'm still having some bubbles. Ive adjusted my heat and pressure but, could this be a material issue? Im using starcraft but same laminate as u. Ive never had any trouble out of SC but...this is a whole new world for me.
It could be, I have never tried SC, I do get some small bubbling on occasion, if u light squeegee as soon as u lift the press that may help
Thank you
Your welcome!!
Exceptional video! Why did you choose the Cameo over the Cricut? You have both machines. Just curious. I have the Cricut already and was wondering do I need a Cameo.
I use the cameo because it was the first machine we got and my wife didn’t understand the software, so I learned cameo and then we ended up getting the Cricut for her. Now the one I used is a 4 that has the 15” cut width, so it does cut a little wider, but I used the cameo 3 for the longest and prefer the silhouette software over the Cricut, really the machines will cut the same stuff minus the width, but Cricut software is a bit more restrictive in certain ways, if anything I see a lot of Cricut users using silhouette software for design and setup and then just transfer to Cricut to cut? But if u have no problems with Cricut then it may not matter to you
Do you seal these cups so that they can be washed
Its been 3 months. How is the cup holding up. I love this idea.
I gave the cup to a friend as a gift and it’s still doing good. As long as u gentle wash they are good. Thank u for watching
Is the cup microwavable if so. Can you still microwave with the sticker made for the cup?
No, unfortunately these are plastic cups, not microwaveable and with the added vinyl would not be dishwasher safe either
Would you get the same result if you just sprayed the coffee cup with something first and sublimated?
You would have to have some type of poly based spray for the sublimation ink to adhere to, so I’d imagine if they make a spray it would be easier, but being these are plastic cups I don’t know how you would sub the image to the cup if you had a spray, highly doubt these would hold up to a mug press. And there are surely easier, and probably better methods of doing this, this is just one way I found to do it and shared the info and technique. It’s a nice way to spice up a dollar tree cup and a cheap way to practice subbing and wrapping cups
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Thanks for a great tutorial. Hand washing suggested?
Your welcome and thank you!! Yes, I would recommend hand washing. If you liked the video subscribe to the channel, I will be dropping a new tutorial tomorrow and try to do at least one each week.
wouldn't it be better (easier) to just use a regular printer and print directly on to a sheet of printable vinyl?
Yes it would be easier, I am not sure if the colors would remain as well in printable vinyl, have barely used it, and not on cups, but I don’t know if you would necessarily get as good of colors, maybe u do with printable vinyl, this was just a method or another way of doing a cup that I decided to share, there are probably a lot better methods to a lot of videos I do, but I like to show things I’ve learned and alternate ways of doing things
I wonder if you can sub on glossy oracle 651 and skip the laminate? Have you tried? I have a ton of 651 glossy I wonder if that could be laminated also? Or if you could even skip the laminate and sub straight on it...
U can sub to oracal matte and glossy, I’ve only done it for cutting boards where the sub goes through the front and looks faded but looks vivid on the sticky side, maybe less time and will look vibrant on the non-sticky side. But the image holds really nice in the laminate which is the main reason for the laminate, other than cutting boards I haven’t tried subbing on the straight vinyl, but if u watch the cutting board video I made or any out there and see subbing to vinyl
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Can you give me some tips ive done them and ur method is great they come out really nice but as soon as soon as I pour coffee it start to creat bubbles what can I do to prevent this ?
Thank you! are u using Oracal 651? And are u using 3 mil or thinner laminate? If yes to both of those, have u tried sealing it?
Hi thanku for answering yes Im using exactly as u recommended on ur video I have even used modge podge spray , modge podge and epoxy and i still get that bubble as soon as we pour coffee
@@heidyespinoza3215 I have not used these for coffee nor have I had anyone mention this specific issue. Lots of bubbling while pressing, but not with hot liquid. Sadly I am not sure what tips to give, when I get time I will make one and try and try coffee in it and see what I can come up with.
First time watching your channel and you are absolutely amazing! Thank you for the tutorial! Where do I purchase the template?
Thank you so much, and no problem! Welcome to the channel!! There is a link in the video description, but here it is as well touchoclasscreations.etsy.com
I love it!!! Did you by any chance finish the lid of the cup?
Thank you!! no I never did do a lid for it, I did make a template for the lid of the 16oz dollar tree tumbler though
How do you get them to stay on the cups. I tried what you did but they peel off around the edges.
The best way I have found to keep them from peeling is hand wash and not leave sitting in sink or liquid for any period of time, these are best used for like kids parties and things of that nature in my opinion
wow thats cool, well I just tried it but it didn't resize my photo like it did yours it cut off some of my image to fit in the template I made, maybe I am doing it wrong do you mind helping, trying to do a 30 oz stright skinny tumbler
Sure, if your watch this video ua-cam.com/video/B6pPLnV_4uc/v-deo.html it shows how u can go in and adjust your image through the background fill area, hard to explain, but u should understand if u skim through this, let me know if u have questions after.
Great job
Do you have a template bundle for mugs and cups that I could purchase
I do not have a bundle, however that is a good idea, but my templates are available on Etsy
HTTPS://touchoclasscreations.Etsy.com
this is what you call a smart entrepreneur making the prints him self cutting out the middle man. I have been looking at print on demand and while they make it easy it still a bad investment. the price for their generic products is so high. and that's not including shipping.
A sublimation printer is much more affordable then doing print on demand, if you have steady business it will pay for itself quickly
I tried this and my laminate is not adhering to the vinyl. Pressing the laminate for 20secs at 400F then the sub print for 60secs. Any idea why the laminated print is not sticking???
My first guess would be it’s thicker than 3 mil laminate. My wife brought some home from work, I know it was thicker than 3 mil because I’ve only used 3 mil thickness, and it wouldn’t stick at all, would peel from vinyl before I could finish wrapping it. Went back to 3 mil and no problems. So seems like same issue
How do we use this template in Design Space? Purchase it but can’t get my image to fit the dimensions of the template with the curve etc
So if you open the svg file ( chrome/edge html file) it should open to correct size. You probably have to rotate your template 90 degrees once u set up your image, and I believe it is too big for cricut to do print and cut, but u can print the template and cut by hand, which isn’t too tough as it is a easy design, if u still continue to have problems contact me through Etsy and I can send some screen shots to further explain.
Can this template be used on a Cricut Explorer 2 and how do you make the image bend and fit into the template ?
Yes it can, although it is a little tougher with cricut than silhouette, I made another video to show other ways to set up your image in silhouette if drag and drop doesn’t work, the ideas here can be done in cricut as well, like pattern fill for example. Check this out and see if it helps. ua-cam.com/video/B6pPLnV_4uc/v-deo.html
Good Day🤗 TFS . GREAT JOB 👍🏾🥰.. I purchased your template, but my question is how do i get the image to fit the template? I don't know how to navigate silhouette and I use CDS. Thank you in advance for your time and help🙏🏾
Thank you Frenetta, so i do not use CDS, but from what I gather from other CDS users is you have to set up your design over the template. I made a video on ways to do this in silhouette, and I’ve told CDS users who ask to watch and relate the ideas to Cricut and it seems to help
ua-cam.com/video/B6pPLnV_4uc/v-deo.html check it put and let me know if that answers your questions
Thank you so much for responding!! I will do that. Thanks again for sharing 🤗🥰
How did you get it to automatically size into your template without using crop? I have worked with silhouette for years and have never seen that done.
I have orcal651 but gloss will this still work???omg I'm so mad I missed the step of you saying matte
Yes gloss will should still work fine, I just use more matte so that’s usually what I have on hand