Good, easy to follow video. It’s short and to the point! Most people talk forever to get to the point 🤣🤦♀️. Thank you so much and your product is darling!!
I think Porcha did a great job with her tutorial. The negative comments are BS. The hack works IF done correctly. You’re gonna make a mistake or two as you’re learning a new process. If you’re not sure about a technique then practice on fabric rather than t-shirts.
Yeah those are roller marks and the lines can be worse with the more black in your design. I haven't found an efficient fix for this yet, I take a Q-tip and erase the lines where I can.
I do have a question though, I'm thinking of creating my own t-shorts, I have the Epson ET8550, what software do you actually use to print your DTF transfers? I've been doing research and so far what I've been seeing is expensive, any suggestions?
Hi Porcha! New subbie here. After watching this video and others, I decided to try this hack out. You seem to get some really great results. After much trial and error, adjusting cure temp and time, press temp and time, multiple times, I just can't seem to get there. My images are coming out grainy looking and/or cracking. I thought the powder wasn't melted all the way so I adjusted the temp and time for that. Didn't work. I followed the instructions to the letter that came with the Yamation kit, no luck there either. I am using the HTVRont auto heat press to cure and press. The platen on that press is about 2 inches from the press mat so I increased the temp and time for curing to make sure the powder was completely melted. And it was! Images still coming out bad. Any suggestions on what I'm doing wrong? I am using 100% cotton to test on. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
DTF powder is typically composed of finely ground polymers, resins, and other additives that facilitate the transfer of printed designs. Common Resin Poisoning Symptoms: Skin Irritation: Skin contact with toxic resins can lead to irritation, redness, itching, or even rashes. These symptoms may occur immediately or develop over time. Eye Irritation: Fumes or splashes of resin can cause eye irritation, leading to redness, burning, or excessive tearing. Respiratory Issues: Inhaling resin fumes can result in symptoms such as coughing, shortness of breath, or a sore throat. Prolonged exposure may lead to more severe respiratory problems. Headaches: Some crafters report experiencing headaches when working with certain resins. This can be a sign of exposure to harmful fumes. Nausea and Dizziness: More severe exposure may lead to symptoms like nausea, vomiting, dizziness, or even fainting. These are indicators of a potential toxic reaction. Allergic Reactions: Allergic individuals may experience heightened sensitivities, which can result in hives, swelling, or other allergic responses. Severe Symptoms: Call for Help: If symptoms are severe, such as vomiting, difficulty breathing, or loss of consciousness, call emergency services immediately. While waiting for help, continue to ventilate the area and provide basic first aid. resinaffairs.com/resin-poisoning-symptoms/
What temp did you use to melt the powder? I have tried so many times, wasted t-shirts, and can still not get it right. When I pill it, some of the ink pills off the shirt 😩
I let my heat source hover as close as possible with out touching the image at 320° for 90 seconds; Depending on how large your image is and how close the heat source is you may need more time. Also be sure to press twice and peel cold both steps are important. Best wishes ✨
Hi there, love your shirt by the way, I'm quite new to this but I want to be able to create sublimation shirts and DTF shirts using this Hack, I was wondering would an Epson EcoTank ET-8550 be good to do this with and would i have to change the ink or can I use the same sublimation ink that comes with it?
WTF..... YOU HAVE JUST CHANGED THE INDUSTRY...I know I'm 7mos late but damn, I saw another do this and they had copy paper to support the film. 🤯mind blown... revisit this and do the whole thing again....💚💚❣️💯👏👏👏
I love your videos, you are very straight forward. My question is, I have a HP Envy 7640 Printer, so can I use this printer to print on the film paper?
DTF hack is good but not worth all the trouble if your trying to sell shirts. Its better to just to save for a real DTF printer . With DTF hack you will be wasting alot of blank shirts because with hacks theres always errors. Im good with vinal and sublimation until I purchase a real DTF printer. Most of these youtube videos don't show you how much blank shirts that got ruined they only show you the ones that came out great.
I haven't wasted any shirts, the process is pretty straight forward. It's a hack for a reason and gives an option of sublimating on cotton without the hassle of using HTV. To each their own.
Ok ... I would like to know Wich is the ge best 😅 ???? I don't like fake News and i my societal working 😅 also 😅😊 gratitude to let me know more deep about U 😅i will share also ... About my societal working 😅 nothing to do about this 😊😊😅
Have you tried it before? I've had a few blanks ruined when I first tried this but they were practice blanks so it's expected. You can practice on dollar tree t shirts if you're concerned about the cost of blanks but it's extremely straightforward
If any shirts are actually wasted, then why would that need to be shown? If they've done the trial and error already, then why do you need to see the error?
Thank you Porcha for all the great information and the tutorial. I am just getting started and all your information was very helpful especially the information with WORD. I will definitely return for more content.
Hi Portia, loved all your videos, i just got my Sub printer and all your videos have helped me so much. May i ask what’s the difference from normal Sub paper Verses the DTF powder ? Loved your Mickey shirt. I tried to buy the image but its no longer for sale. Im a huge Mickey fan. Would you consider selling your design with the words on it, would love to put this on my craft bag. Keep up the great Work. Thanks Vicki 😊
Regular sub paper is for polyester apparel and can only be printed on white, doesn't require special powder. If planning on trying the DTF hack seen here and elsewhere on YT, you will need DTF film/powder which can then be pressed on 100% cotton white, light and dark.
Hi Porcha, I am so glad I found you. You did such a wonderful demonstration and I will be purchasing some DTF powder to try it out very soon. I wish UA-cam would add the share images feature so that I can show you the finished product. Have a great day.
Hi Porcha!! I've been watching your videos for a little while now and I love them. they are very easy to understand and you get right to the point. and I have to say you are quite creative as I love the designs you create in Canva. I have a question for you - I converted my Epson printer to a sublimation printer. I noticed that your colors are incredibly vibrant and they pop! May I ask, do you have a converted printer or a printer for sublimation? If it is converted, would you share your printer settings or guide me to where I can find them? I even got the ICC code from Printers Jack (the ink I use), and my reds are still to orangy. I've tried everything....... I'm wondering if I need to bite the bullet and get a sublimation printer?......😝. TIA!!!😊
Yes, you could. Because we're using sublimation ink, the same rules apply. Sublimation Ink works best on white and next light colors. So a lighter pink should work.
Hi @colormeporcha do you do sell custom T-Shirts? I want to buy 4 custom T-shirts I can design them … I just need them printed and heat pressed. I was trying to find Black Own Business to work with. If so please let me know the cost and how long it would take as I need them by October 13 for a birthday party. Thank you and have a blessed day🙏🏾
Sis, my first 2 attempts flopped big time. I tried a color print on a black shirt but the color is really dark. Not sure what I am doing wrong. I followed your instructions and the Yamation sheet. Sad face
So I don't think you're doing anything wrong. It's about the tools. Black DTF powder is needed for dark shirts, and like with regular sublimation, light colors yield the best results. So I would encourage you to try again with a white or light color shirt. Best wishes ✨️
I usually do about 320° and 90 seconds, sometimes more
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20 years in the nail business, yours are beautiful, now I'm starting a new business and look forward to all the advice ,thanks a lot , greetings from Croatia(Eu)
@@ColorMePorcha I was thinking about your nails, yours are beautiful. even though I don't do them, I have working girls in the salon who do it, I can always recognize beautiful nails . Thanks in advance
Thank you so much for the helpful tips. My ink rubbed off my shirt. I believe it was because I used my inkjet printer. I will try with my sub printer tomorrow.
They Porcha new sub. And I love this hack & very beautiful image & color. But I had a question. What kind of printer did you use? I have an inkjet but looking into getting a sub printer. Thanks a lot ! ❤
But how do u print on dark cotton fabric with a design that has white or with a white color mixture cause we all know that dtf printers come with white inks and with white t shirt even if it is cotton and the sublimation printer does not have white inks it can work.but what about black t shirt cause the sublimation printer cannot produce white.will it still work ?
I’m following all steps and yet my design is pulling up and looks blotchy. Looks good from a distance but close up you can see the issues. I purchased a different powder and film but having the same issue. Have you heard of this issue before? How can I fix it?
Hi Porcha, absolutely love this video 🙂.I dont have a large heat press only a small cricut one. When you put the powder on then heat would that be similar to using a heat gun for embossing powder, do you think that would work.
Nice video and a nice tip to put the tape on the film. I get black streaks on the film too many times, do you have any tips to keep that from happening? My printer only feeds from the front so that may be part of the problem. Thanx for the info.
Good, easy to follow video. It’s short and to the point! Most people talk forever to get to the point 🤣🤦♀️. Thank you so much and your product is darling!!
I think Porcha did a great job with her tutorial. The negative comments are BS. The hack works IF done correctly. You’re gonna make a mistake or two as you’re learning a new process. If you’re not sure about a technique then practice on fabric rather than t-shirts.
Thanks Marletta!
Hi Porcha, I have just tried your DTF Sublimation Hack and it worked a treat. Thank you so much 😘
You're welcome 😊
What temperature of the heatpress when you cure it for 90seconds?
Love it! Great tutorial. I just bought a manual heat press. This helps if I want to make my own designs.
Hey Sis! I love this-those colors are poppin! I forgot I have the dtf hack kit- gotta try it tomorrow
Heeeey hun!
The process is so easy, I hope you do try it, best wishes ✨️
Hello getting black lines o. My picture when I printed it out can you please help me
Yeah those are roller marks and the lines can be worse with the more black in your design. I haven't found an efficient fix for this yet, I take a Q-tip and erase the lines where I can.
I love your videos!!! You have made everything so easy to follow. Thank you so very much.😊
I do have a question though, I'm thinking of creating my own t-shorts, I have the Epson ET8550, what software do you actually use to print your DTF transfers? I've been doing research and so far what I've been seeing is expensive, any suggestions?
hi what do i do when my prints comes out with roller strikes from the image ink
Great, simple, practical and very informative video. Thumbs up Porcha 👍
Thanks Anthony!
What a great video! May I ask what sublimation printer and sublimation ink you are using? Thanks again posting such a helpful video!
Hi Porcha! New subbie here. After watching this video and others, I decided to try this hack out. You seem to get some really great results. After much trial and error, adjusting cure temp and time, press temp and time, multiple times, I just can't seem to get there. My images are coming out grainy looking and/or cracking. I thought the powder wasn't melted all the way so I adjusted the temp and time for that. Didn't work. I followed the instructions to the letter that came with the Yamation kit, no luck there either. I am using the HTVRont auto heat press to cure and press. The platen on that press is about 2 inches from the press mat so I increased the temp and time for curing to make sure the powder was completely melted. And it was! Images still coming out bad. Any suggestions on what I'm doing wrong? I am using 100% cotton to test on. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Didnt work for me. It only print on where the tape was at, but not the whole image. Any way to fix this?
I tried everything to get the paper to go through my printer and nothing worked until I tried your way. Thank you so much for making this video :)
Glad it helped!
This looks beautiful!! I love it💜 how does the sublimation ink do with DTF hack when washed? I know pigment ink does very well.
I'm going through the comments trying to find the answer to this question.
OMG you made this look super easy... its gotta be somethig I'm not doing right
Ty! What issues are you having?
DTF powder is typically composed of finely ground polymers, resins, and other additives that facilitate the transfer of printed designs. Common Resin Poisoning Symptoms:
Skin Irritation: Skin contact with toxic resins can lead to irritation, redness, itching, or even rashes. These symptoms may occur immediately or develop over time.
Eye Irritation: Fumes or splashes of resin can cause eye irritation, leading to redness, burning, or excessive tearing.
Respiratory Issues: Inhaling resin fumes can result in symptoms such as coughing, shortness of breath, or a sore throat. Prolonged exposure may lead to more severe respiratory problems.
Headaches: Some crafters report experiencing headaches when working with certain resins. This can be a sign of exposure to harmful fumes.
Nausea and Dizziness: More severe exposure may lead to symptoms like nausea, vomiting, dizziness, or even fainting. These are indicators of a potential toxic reaction.
Allergic Reactions: Allergic individuals may experience heightened sensitivities, which can result in hives, swelling, or other allergic responses. Severe Symptoms:
Call for Help: If symptoms are severe, such as vomiting, difficulty breathing, or loss of consciousness, call emergency services immediately. While waiting for help, continue to ventilate the area and provide basic first aid. resinaffairs.com/resin-poisoning-symptoms/
Love this hack! Thank you for sharing your gems!!!❤❤❤I love watching your tutorials!!!💜💜💜1 question-what temp did you cure the transfer for 90secs?
Thanks!
320° with the heat source as close as possible to the image for approximately 90 seconds, could take more
Hi Porcha, I enjoyed watching your video and will be trying this hack. What printer did you use?
Hey did you use sublimation ink to print your picture?😊
Yes
How do you stop the blacks dots that appeared on the print?
Hi Porcha, I was always told not to use sub ink with dtf!! So glad you did this just to show it can be done 😊
Yes, best wishes!
What ICC profile are you using when printing please?
Love THE idea of the shaker thank you for sharing 💙
You're welcome!
@@ColorMePorcha 💙
U used sublimation ink for this
Yes
When did you take the painters tape off
I usually remove it right before I melt the DTF powder
so you have sublimation printer? and what wha type of printer is it
What printer do u use. I tried with the 8550 and I keep getting streaks
What temp did you use to melt the powder? I have tried so many times, wasted t-shirts, and can still not get it right. When I pill it, some of the ink pills off the shirt 😩
I let my heat source hover as close as possible with out touching the image at 320° for 90 seconds; Depending on how large your image is and how close the heat source is you may need more time. Also be sure to press twice and peel cold both steps are important. Best wishes ✨
Dtf film uses ink jet printer or sublimation ink printer?
Where did you get this pic from
Etsy link is in the description.
This is beautiful. The best I've seen in Sublimation DTF hacks yet. Thank you!
Thank you, I appreciate your feedback!
Hope you see this what's the name of the font xx Thank you
I found a sugar glass sugar shaker at Dollar Tree for $1.25 it has larger holes and works well.
What ink is in the ink jet? Regular or sublimation?
Looks great, what temperature do you cure?
Thanks!
320° with the heat source as close as possible to the image
Thank you for the video, I ordered everything you suggested. I used your code too and Thank you for that. I will try everything next weekend.
Best wishes ✨
Thank you sooo much! First time it came out beautiful, thanks again!
You're welcome!
Hi there, love your shirt by the way, I'm quite new to this but I want to be able to create sublimation shirts and DTF shirts using this Hack, I was wondering would an Epson EcoTank ET-8550 be good to do this with and would i have to change the ink or can I use the same sublimation ink that comes with it?
Thanks!
You can use the same sublimation ink that comes with it.
Best wishes!
I have that kit but just haven't had a chance to anything with it yet. Hopefully this weekend. Those colors are popping!!
Best wishes ✨️
Love your video! It's so easy to follow and understand, I am definitely trying this!
Best wishes ✨️
WTF..... YOU HAVE JUST CHANGED THE INDUSTRY...I know I'm 7mos late but damn, I saw another do this and they had copy paper to support the film. 🤯mind blown... revisit this and do the whole thing again....💚💚❣️💯👏👏👏
Did you mirror this
Yes, it was mirrored
Wieviel Temperatur und Sekunden verwendest du bei geliehen des pulver??
Does it wash out
Nope!
Here's my wash test:
ua-cam.com/video/piPZLudMTME/v-deo.html
What's the name of the printer u used ?
Hello!
My question: will this hack work on dark colors as well?
Thanks!
Hi! The short answer is no. You need different products to make the image show bright. I tried it here: ua-cam.com/video/1wmGej2XVTA/v-deo.html
Please do a video on adding the texting canva?
HI, I loved it, thanks for sharing, I have a question, can I put the heat press on the image to cure?
You're welcome!
Putting the press directly in the image could ruin your design
I love your videos, you are very straight forward.
My question is, I have a HP Envy 7640 Printer, so can I use this printer to print on the film paper?
Yes you can
DTF hack is good but not worth all the trouble if your trying to sell shirts. Its better to just to save for a real DTF printer . With DTF hack you will be wasting alot of blank shirts because with hacks theres always errors. Im good with vinal and sublimation until I purchase a real DTF printer. Most of these youtube videos don't show you how much blank shirts that got ruined they only show you the ones that came out great.
I haven't wasted any shirts, the process is pretty straight forward. It's a hack for a reason and gives an option of sublimating on cotton without the hassle of using HTV. To each their own.
Ok ... I would like to know Wich is the ge best 😅 ???? I don't like fake News and i my societal working 😅 also 😅😊 gratitude to let me know more deep about U 😅i will share also ... About my societal working 😅 nothing to do about this 😊😊😅
....but so connected to the truth 😁 only ... This is my work 😅 the truth 😅
Have you tried it before? I've had a few blanks ruined when I first tried this but they were practice blanks so it's expected. You can practice on dollar tree t shirts if you're concerned about the cost of blanks but it's extremely straightforward
If any shirts are actually wasted, then why would that need to be shown? If they've done the trial and error already, then why do you need to see the error?
Sorry,
How is this different from the DTG using an Inkjet printer?
The ink makes all the difference. Sublimation ink will last longer than inkjet ink.
Thanks for the video. Silly question, did you put the tape on the glossy side as not to touch the ink?
Not a silly question, but yes that's the reason
Thank you Porcha for all the great information and the tutorial. I am just getting started and all your information was very helpful especially the information with WORD. I will definitely return for more content.
You are so welcome!
Great video! Can you please tell me the name of the ink you used in this video??
Thanks!
Printers Jack
Hi Portia, loved all your videos, i just got my Sub printer and all your videos have helped me so much. May i ask what’s the difference from normal Sub paper Verses the DTF powder ?
Loved your Mickey shirt. I tried to buy the image but its no longer for sale. Im a huge Mickey fan. Would you consider selling your design with the words on it, would love to put this on my craft bag. Keep up the great Work. Thanks Vicki 😊
Regular sub paper is for polyester apparel and can only be printed on white, doesn't require special powder. If planning on trying the DTF hack seen here and elsewhere on YT, you will need DTF film/powder which can then be pressed on 100% cotton white, light and dark.
I know i love this design of hers i would definitely purchase this if she sold it!!
Hi Porcha, I am so glad I found you. You did such a wonderful demonstration and I will be purchasing some DTF powder to try it out very soon. I wish UA-cam would add the share images feature so that I can show you the finished product. Have a great day.
Thanks, best wishes ✨️
Sis!!! I finally did it successfully! Thanks for your guided help. Really appreciate you. I am totally hooked on this hack now lol
Love it!
I'm so glad you worked it out 💜
I HAVE THE FILM AND POWDER, I HAVE TO TRY THIS OUT IF MY PRINTER ACT RIGHT.
What printer did you use?
Epson ET-2670, that I converted for sublimation
@@ColorMePorcha ok, thank you!
I Love and Enjoy the DTF HACK 💙💙💙
How did u mirror the words??
Looks great thanks can it also be used on black canvas shirts? Thank you
Thanks!
No, I learned the hard way. This hack uses sublimation ink, which works best on white or light colors.
How did you print your image?
HOW MUCH INTERESTED
How well do the colors hold up after multiple washings?
So far, it's held up very well; here's my wash test:
ua-cam.com/video/piPZLudMTME/v-deo.html
Hi Porcha!! I've been watching your videos for a little while now and I love them. they are very easy to understand and you get right to the point. and I have to say you are quite creative as I love the designs you create in Canva. I have a question for you - I converted my Epson printer to a sublimation printer. I noticed that your colors are incredibly vibrant and they pop! May I ask, do you have a converted printer or a printer for sublimation? If it is converted, would you share your printer settings or guide me to where I can find them? I even got the ICC code from Printers Jack (the ink I use), and my reds are still to orangy. I've tried everything....... I'm wondering if I need to bite the bullet and get a sublimation printer?......😝. TIA!!!😊
Hi Portia could i do this on a pink shirt or would i need white htv behind it x
Yes, you could. Because we're using sublimation ink, the same rules apply. Sublimation Ink works best on white and next light colors. So a lighter pink should work.
Hi, can i use any sublimination printer like epson eko and get the results?
Yes, because it's about the ink.
why does the final product look glittery
Not sure. I didn't use the glitter DTF film in this example. The image has a matte finish.
Those colors are popping in about to start sublimation dtf also thanks for sharing
Best wishes ✨️
Befroe the heat press will the glossy side be face up?
We print on the matte side, glossy side is the back
Hi @colormeporcha do you do sell custom T-Shirts? I want to buy 4 custom T-shirts I can design them … I just need them printed and heat pressed. I was trying to find Black Own Business to work with. If so please let me know the cost and how long it would take as I need them by October 13 for a birthday party. Thank you and have a blessed day🙏🏾
Thanks for the video. I have white spots on some areas of my image. Any idea what that might be from? Thanks
I haven't come across that yet, but if you figure it out, let us know😆
Thanks! Will do@@ColorMePorcha
Love this video! I want to know do you I’m to use a certain software to create your DTF design? If so can I use it in the iPad?
Thanks! I mostly use Canva, and it can be used on an iPad.
Heeeyyyyy! Porcha, OMG I didn't know you did this stuff...lol
Sis, my first 2 attempts flopped big time. I tried a color print on a black shirt but the color is really dark. Not sure what I am doing wrong. I followed your instructions and the Yamation sheet. Sad face
So I don't think you're doing anything wrong. It's about the tools. Black DTF powder is needed for dark shirts, and like with regular sublimation, light colors yield the best results. So I would encourage you to try again with a white or light color shirt.
Best wishes ✨️
@@ColorMePorcha Oh duh this makes total sense. Thanks so much sis. Gonna try a white shirt this time.
What temp for 90 seconds? (Did I miss it)
I usually do about 320° and 90 seconds, sometimes more
20 years in the nail business, yours are beautiful, now I'm starting a new business and look forward to all the advice ,thanks a lot , greetings from Croatia(Eu)
Heeeeey! Best wishes ✨️
@@ColorMePorcha I was thinking about your nails, yours are beautiful. even though I don't do them, I have working girls in the salon who do it, I can always recognize beautiful nails . Thanks in advance
Hello, love this hack! When I print from my Epson F170 my print don’t seem to look as wet. Would the power still work?
Hi!
As long as the ink is just wet enough for the powder to stick, you should be good
@@ColorMePorcha Thank you:)
Which fonts did you use for the lettering?
The font on top is Spring Whisper, and below is A Dripping Marker; I got them both from Dafont.com.
Great video thanks
Thank you so much for the helpful tips. My ink rubbed off my shirt. I believe it was because I used my inkjet printer. I will try with my sub printer tomorrow.
OMG "seasoning" I GENIUS. I'm always fumbling and making a mess with that powder
They Porcha new sub. And I love this hack & very beautiful image & color. But I had a question. What kind of printer did you use? I have an inkjet but looking into getting a sub printer. Thanks a lot ! ❤
Awesome....What printer did you use to print the image on the DTF paper?
But how do u print on dark cotton fabric with a design that has white or with a white color mixture cause we all know that dtf printers come with white inks and with white t shirt even if it is cotton and the sublimation printer does not have white inks it can work.but what about black t shirt cause the sublimation printer cannot produce white.will it still work ?
I’m following all steps and yet my design is pulling up and looks blotchy. Looks good from a distance but close up you can see the issues. I purchased a different powder and film but having the same issue. Have you heard of this issue before? How can I fix it?
what is the name of the fonts in Color ;)
A Dripping Marker from Dafont.com
@@ColorMePorcha Thank you but that is not the same font as is in Color 😉
My bad "color" is a part of my logo, and I created it a few years back, now I can't remember the name of the font 🤷🏽♀️
no problem thanks anyway 😉
I have a cricut press do I do the same just stand over it
Yep, make sure to add as much even pressure to as possible, for the best image transfer.
Hi Porcha, absolutely love this video 🙂.I dont have a large heat press only a small cricut one. When you put the powder on then heat would that be similar to using a heat gun for embossing powder, do you think that would work.
Nice video and a nice tip to put the tape on the film. I get black streaks on the film too many times, do you have any tips to keep that from happening? My printer only feeds from the front so that may be part of the problem. Thanx for the info.
HELLO, I LOVE YOUR DESIGN. SHIRT LOOKS GOOD.
Thanks!
When curing, do fume smells come out?
Yes, but in my opinion, it's faint, but an open window or well ventilated area will help with that.
Did you put parchment paper inside the shirt?
Yes. I either used parchment paper or a Teflon sheet I don't remember at this point, but I do know I put something in there.
That is so cute!
After you printed from the sublimation printer, did you have to allow some time for it to dry after it was printed?
Hey!!! This is so pretty! How did you prevent the pizza wheel spots? I always get little dots from the wheels
Thank you
Whats the best way to make T-Shirts with a Epson 2800 printer?