Great vedio.I haven’t done sub on tile but I have on glass plates from dollar tree . I’m going to try these next. I really like the yellow one. Very nice job on all of the.
OMG! Thank you for this video.. I messed up sooo many tiles until I luckily caught this video.. YOU ARE AWESOME!! I have to admit, at first I was like "12 minutes "!? But I tried it and Wha-La! Perfect.. Thanks from New Mexico
Thank you for sharing your video. I do have a question I am just now sublimating my tiles I used to just do vinyl work on them. The ones I have are the really small ones should I do the same time that you are stating above in your video on those two or should I cut the time?
It’ll probably take the same amount of time unless they’re really thin. You can check it several times throughout the process, just be careful not to cause ghosting when checking it.
Great video what type of Machine do you use ? Is just called a heat press? And can use the same method when you paint a picture on the tile? And how do you get it to shine? And thank you 🙏
Hi! Yes, it’s called a heat press. That’s actually my old press, I have a TransPro press now. I’ve never painted one so I’m not sure about that. The shine comes from the glossy tiles.
Hi there. I just seen this video. I loved it. I have a question though. if I am making coasters with a 4 x 4 tile will the coaster be able to take heat from something like a coffee cup that has hot coffee with the laminate on the tile. I just started doing sublimation on sub tiles but i have a lot of regular tiles from home depot that I was thinking I could laminate so I can sublimate on the tiles.
Love your video!! I do have a question tho, I'm going to try to sub my own pattern for new kitchen backsplash. Obviously I want to protect the images so that the backsplash can be cleaned but how can I do that? I can't put another laminate sheet on top of design because the colors will bleed, correct? Please help! I need to make 100-150 tiles and I would REALLLY love to prove the Hubby wrong! 😁 Thank you so much!!
Sorry I didn’t see this earlier. As long as the laminate stays on the tiles, the sublimated image would be permanent. Not sure if the laminate would stand the test of time in the kitchen though. With light wipe downs and if it’s not really close to the stove etc, I think it could work.
Some people have had luck with adding a liquid poly coating but I prefer this method. If you’re asking if you can sublimate a regular blank ceramic tile, no, the ink needs something to bond to.
I am new to sublimation and just started tiles. Everything was going great and then my blue ink started subbing purple. I changed the foam on my press , cleaned my print heads and checked all of my printer settings. What is going wrong?
Hmm…which printer do you have? I have a Sawgrass and use their program for printing so I hate to admit it but I know very little about changing color profiles since with a Sawgrass the color profiles are pretty much figured out and set for you.
@@sandyrichardson209 I'm wondering how you have found your tile now that some time has gone by, presuming you are still using it each morning for your coffee :-)
Thanks! You’re gonna hate me, but my husband runs a flooring store so I get all of his leftovers. I believe places like Home Depot etc have colored tiles.
Margie Sitter The edges of the laminate that are under the tile? If so, try rubbing on the laminate while it’s still hot, kind of like I do in the video at the 11:40 mark.
I’m honestly not sure of the brand. My husband bought quite a few rolls for me and I’ve never bought any more. Mine doesn’t always stick but I just press it down right before I put it in the press.
When I design in Silhouette Cameo I make my image 1/4 inch bigger and then create a box with black line on the outer edge so I know exactly where to center and line up on the tiles.
I am doing sublimation on ceramic tiles with some local solution,image came out perfect but other than image parts of tile are coming out yellow.. Anyone can help me I am doing sublimation on regular ceramic white tile w/o lamination with normal sublimation paper
Thanks so much for taking the time to do this video. Cutting the corners, whoda thunk it?? Fantastic idea that fixed my problem!
I’m so glad it helped your process!
Thanks for keeping it simple and well directed!
Great vedio.I haven’t done sub on tile but I have on glass plates from dollar tree . I’m going to try these next. I really like the yellow one. Very nice job on all of the.
The glass and ceramic is so fun! Thanks so much!
Simply described details...so often missed in these videos. This video was very valuable and I learned a lot...thanks for your time.
Thanks so much and you’re welcome. 😊
thank you for your generous sharing of information. Very inspirational
You’re welcome.
OMG! Thank you for this video..
I messed up sooo many tiles until I luckily caught this video..
YOU ARE AWESOME!!
I have to admit, at first I was like "12 minutes "!? But I tried it and Wha-La! Perfect..
Thanks from New Mexico
So glad I could help!
720 for sublimation??? Love the design
Yep. It takes awhile for the heat to penetrate the tile to activate the sublimation process.
Great video!
Thanks!
Where did you get that tape dispenser from
Thank you. 😊
Mine leaves paper imprints on my tiles so you need to use a full cover of paper on them I found
are you putting ithe tile
on the dull or shiny side
Dull side, so the inside, of the laminating film.
Do u just print out a pic on regular paper?
It’s a sublimation print…using sublimation ink and sublimation paper.
Great video You just need a better microphone. I had my volume as highest and can hardly hear or understand you
Hmm strange, it sounds fine on my end and I checked with a few others who could hear it fine. Thanks for the feedback though.
Hello. Great video. Question: What is the pressure that you use on your heat press to sublimate your tiles?
Hi and thank you. I’m gonna say I use medium pressure.
nice work, who would have thunk 700 seconds for laminating but I sure can't argue with your results.
Thanks! Yeah, it seems like a lot but it’s what works for me.
Oh yeah I'm not judging I'm learning too I love the way you do your corners with the laminating
@@johnnyfudpucker6187 it’s so much easier that way for sure.
Thanks for the info! Can I get some info on what kind of paper you use and is there a special ink I should use? Just a regular printer?
You’re welcome. I have a sublimation printer, sublimation ink and I use TexPrint R sublimation paper.
Thank you for sharing your video. I do have a question I am just now sublimating my tiles I used to just do vinyl work on them. The ones I have are the really small ones should I do the same time that you are stating above in your video on those two or should I cut the time?
It’ll probably take the same amount of time unless they’re really thin. You can check it several times throughout the process, just be careful not to cause ghosting when checking it.
Great video what type of Machine do you use ? Is just called a heat press? And can use the same method when you paint a picture on the tile? And how do you get it to shine? And thank you 🙏
Hi! Yes, it’s called a heat press. That’s actually my old press, I have a TransPro press now. I’ve never painted one so I’m not sure about that. The shine comes from the glossy tiles.
love your video! may i ask if i can do this without using laminating film?
Thank you! Not unless the tile has some kind of poly coating on it.
So why so long? Can u use a higher temp with less time to get the same results? Are smaller tiles less time?
You could try I suppose but you run the risk of melting the plastic at a higher temp. This is the method that works best for me.
Wonder if this would work for a entire shower wall...
stay connected..thank you for sharing ur idea..
Interesting but I would like to know what do you use these tiles for
They are home decor.
Hi there. I just seen this video. I loved it. I have a question though. if I am making coasters with a 4 x 4 tile will the coaster be able to take heat from something like a coffee cup that has hot coffee with the laminate on the tile. I just started doing sublimation on sub tiles but i have a lot of regular tiles from home depot that I was thinking I could laminate so I can sublimate on the tiles.
Yes, it should be able to.
Love your video!! I do have a question tho, I'm going to try to sub my own pattern for new kitchen backsplash. Obviously I want to protect the images so that the backsplash can be cleaned but how can I do that? I can't put another laminate sheet on top of design because the colors will bleed, correct? Please help! I need to make 100-150 tiles and I would REALLLY love to prove the Hubby wrong! 😁 Thank you so much!!
Sorry I didn’t see this earlier. As long as the laminate stays on the tiles, the sublimated image would be permanent. Not sure if the laminate would stand the test of time in the kitchen though. With light wipe downs and if it’s not really close to the stove etc, I think it could work.
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Hi your video is very helpful, but I just want to ask is that a special kind of tile or I can use any tile that we can buy on any home depot/hardware?
I’m so glad! It’s just a regular ceramic tile, nothing special. 😊
why do you fold it over? I just lay the sheet over the tile and press it on then trim the extra off after i press it.
Because it eliminates the raw edges.
Did you use regular printing paper? I didn't see business watermarks on the back.
No, it’s sub paper.
Do you have to laminate? What is the temp and time for heating?
350 for 720 seconds
Some people have had luck with adding a liquid poly coating but I prefer this method. If you’re asking if you can sublimate a regular blank ceramic tile, no, the ink needs something to bond to.
I am new to sublimation and just started tiles. Everything was going great and then my blue ink started subbing purple. I changed the foam on my press , cleaned my print heads and checked all of my printer settings. What is going wrong?
Hmm…which printer do you have? I have a Sawgrass and use their program for printing so I hate to admit it but I know very little about changing color profiles since with a Sawgrass the color profiles are pretty much figured out and set for you.
What side up from fransfer paper??
How do we stop getting bubbles please. Great video. Thanks
Try using a spray adhesive to stick the laminate to the tile. I found that eliminates most bubbles.
Which side of the lamination paper do u put next to the tile
The “inside”, or rough side, will face your tile.
can you do this for tiles you will use outdoor
thank you
Good question. I’m honestly not sure since I’ve never used any outdoors but I would think they would be ok for quite awhile outdoors.
Love your video, exactly what I was looking for! Can you use these with a cot cup or pan without the laminate melting?
Thank you! I’m honestly not sure. All of mine are more for decoration rather than for uses such as that.
Thanks for answering my question. I did one myself a week ago and using it for my coffee each morning. Working perfect so far!
@@sandyrichardson209 I'm wondering how you have found your tile now that some time has gone by, presuming you are still using it each morning for your coffee :-)
How do the tiles hold up to heat after they are done? In case i wanted to use it as a coaster
Honestly, I’m not sure. I use/sell them for decorative purposes.
Do you have to seal the sublimated tile afterwards?
Nope, no sealing necessary.
Hello, thank you for this video! My question is are you placing the tile face down on the glossy side of lamination film or the rough side? TIA :)
Hi! You’ll place the tile on the rough side of the lamination film.
@@FullHouseFancies Thank you! Also, can these be done in a convection oven instead of using heat press? If so, what temp & time(s)?
@@uniquelychic4770 I’ve never used a convection oven but I know people do use them. Maybe a Google search will help with your questions.
@@FullHouseFancies l was asking the same?? Thanks
Beautiful! May I ask where did you get the yellow tile?
Thanks! You’re gonna hate me, but my husband runs a flooring store so I get all of his leftovers. I believe places like Home Depot etc have colored tiles.
@@FullHouseFancies oh no hating ❤❤ lucky you! I have found a way to color them through sublimation. I used the Procreate App for iPads.
Thank you.
Perfect. I love Procreate!
I can't close my heat press on tile to walk away from it 🥺
Hmm have you tried loosening the knob on top?
what is the actual temperature ?
My heat press is at 350 Fahrenheit for these tiles.
Can you tell me exactly what laminating film to buy? How much do they usually cost?
I show the ones I use at the 1:30 mark.
@@FullHouseFancies Do you use 3 mil or 5 mil? Or doesn't it matter?
@@sheri2454 I use the 3 mil. Not really sure if it matters or not.
Did you paint the tile? If so, what type of paint and is there specific instructions I need to know? TIA
Nope, the tiles were already white and yellow.
@@FullHouseFancies Thank you.
I don’t know how many times I have watched this video and just noticed your shirt! Are you from Shell Knob? I’m not far away in Lebanon, Mo!
YES! We are from Shell Knob! Howdy, neighbor!
Hey I'm in Waynesville MO
@@stephaniehall3512 Hi!
@@FullHouseFancies hey!!! Thank you for this video trying this this weekend
@@stephaniehall3512 you’re welcome! Good luck!
I find that the edges don’t seal well what do I need to do?
Margie Sitter The edges of the laminate that are under the tile? If so, try rubbing on the laminate while it’s still hot, kind of like I do in the video at the 11:40 mark.
I've tried this there times and I have bubbles on my tiles. What am I doing wrong?
Try using a basting spray (or repositionable adhesive spray) on your tile before adding the laminate. That should fix the bubble issue.
What type of heat tape do you use? Mine will not stick to the back of the tile.
I’m honestly not sure of the brand. My husband bought quite a few rolls for me and I’ve never bought any more. Mine doesn’t always stick but I just press it down right before I put it in the press.
You can use painters tape as well
How have they held up? I've heard that they can start to peel?
I have two sitting on my island and they’re doing great.
@@FullHouseFancies have you made any to use as coasters?
I haven’t made any coasters with the laminate but I have made several sets of coasters using sublimation blanks.
@@FullHouseFancies ok thank you for responding 😊
You’re welcome.
How did you get the yellow background?
You can add a yellow background to your sub image but I just used yellow ceramic tiles.
I tried to do this 400 for 120secs and it burnt the image
When I design in Silhouette Cameo I make my image 1/4 inch bigger and then create a box with black line on the outer edge so I know exactly where to center and line up on the tiles.
Great idea! Thanks for sharing!
FYI, the non thermal ones will not work
Buddy Smith great, thanks! I didn’t figure they would work.
So you have to put the laminated film on first ?? Can you do it without that film on it ?
I am doing sublimation on ceramic tiles with some local solution,image came out perfect but other than image parts of tile are coming out yellow..
Anyone can help me
I am doing sublimation on regular ceramic white tile w/o lamination with normal sublimation paper
Hmm...could you clarify “local solution”?
@@FullHouseFancies
Sublimation coating solution.
I don't know what chemicals are present in that, if u know than let me know.
Your video has gotten me started on this project. I'm getting a few little bubbles though. Any idea how to avoid that?
Awesome! If I start seeing bubbles I’ll use a basting/repositionable adhesive spray on my tile before adding the laminate.