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Angie, I gotta say that you have some great videos. I have learned so much from you. In the last three years, I have gone through 3D pen, resin, Cricut, tumblers, and now I'm into sublimation. When I think of all the money I've spent on this stuff. Wow! Especially the sublimation stuff. But every time I got into something new, I could always find some helpful information on your channel. Thank you for all of your great videos.
I did sublimation on oak wood seat that had 5 coats of polyurethane on it an it came out beautiful! I used the cricut easy press @ 385 and Sub-A paper & Hiipoo ink. It Worked beautifully!
I always learn valuable info from you, I love how how you try different materials and saves us from all the trail and error. Keep up the great work and I appreciate you so much. Thanks for everything!
Excellent video!! I've used all of these techniques and my fav is the white MDF also. I like how vibrant the print comes out on the white. I also use Emory boards to sand the excess laminating sheets around intricate letters. Works great but time consuming. My Dremel works fantastic for sanding also. Thank you for all the great info Angie!! 💐🌹🌸🏵🌼💐🌹🌸🏵🌼
I think I would sublimate onto adhesive vinyl and then cut it to fit, maybe. Okay, never mind painted white MDF (with laminate ) for the win. Yay, thanks so much for experimenting for us. Saved us so much money and time! Great Video!
This is a great video. I just wanted to let you know that the paper easily comes off once cool with some water and a little rubbing with your finger in both the polycrylic and the painted surface. I have great results with both. I did not have good results with the laminating sheet as it peels right off the wood. :(
@@AngieHolden maybe it's the lamination sheets, what kind of brand are you using? I have the same problem it peels off on unfinished wood and also on canvas
Angie, I always appreciate your comparisons of different techniques! I have been cutting my laminate with my Cricut Maker, then taping it on the wood. It saves me from trying to trim laminate after application. The white MDF will be my new go to instead of natural wood. Thank you!
I have learned so much watching your experimental videos and thank you for all of your hard work and experiments which in return save us time and supplies because you’ve done the hard work for us. You’re like a mad scientist helping us to get the best results thank you for all that you do💕
Thanks for doing the experimenting, i went a bit further and tryed matt laminating sheets and gloss laminating sheets. The matt laminating sheets on painted wood looks amazing.
Thank you for your videos. Im not sure if you have found this out yet but when the sublimation paper sticks to the wood treated with polyacrilic it is very easy to take off. Just use a damp towel and gently rub off paper. They turn out great!
Thanks for this video, I really appreciate the info on using Canva. Just FYI, I did a sublimation directly on a bamboo cutting board by sanding off the factory finish and applying a sealant afterward. The ink penetrated nicely. I use an Epson ET-2803, starting from new with Hiipoo ink (They sell it with the correct fittings to fill the ET printer tanks), A-Sub paper and a Vevor 5-in-1 heat press. No surface preparation materials were used.
Hello, on wood I first use White iron -on then a laminating sheets and it gives a great result. Thank you for you videos, always clear and easy to understand. Bonjour, sur le bois j'utilise du vinyle a transfer par chaleur blanc et ensuite une feuille de lamination. Le résultat est superbe. Merci pour tes vidéos, ils sont toujours clairs, facile à comprendre.
The two poly hearts can be soaked in water to remove the paper. Also, to make the heart reall 'pop,' paint it white before adding the lamination. Thank you for your videos. You always answer my questions!
I know this is a late comment. On the polycrylic, you can rub the paper off with a wet sponge like mod podge. So it doesn't have to be a complete loss. You just need to be careful while rubbing not to go thru the ink. Then coat again with polycrylic and it will be vibrant again.
Great video. When u sublimate on wood with poly the paper sticks but if u take water n a sponge n wipe the paper away the transfer stays and looks great. Try it again for yourself n see.
I've literally just had an Epson ET2710 printer turn up today which i'm just waiting for a set of sublimation ink to turn up so i can convert the printer into a Sub printer.. I do a lot of small wooden plaques with vinyl on it and wanted to switch over to full colour.. This video has given me so many more ideas.. Can't wait for my ink to turn up now so i can get crafting..
Thanks for the video. As far as polycrylic goes, just wash off the paper.Another coat of polycrylic will protect the wood for the outdoors. Yes its an extra step, but in my experience, the lamination lifts when exposed to sunshine.
I loved your video, I did see another influencer with the polyacrylic and after she did it the paper stuck, but she used water to remove the paper. I know it worked when she did it, you may want to see how it turns out if you use water and a sponge to see what the polyacrylic would look.
I have epson ecotank currently set up for sublimation with printer Jack's ink, do you know if I would like to try another type of ink.... like hippo ink, can I just add it to the printer jack ink?
Once again excellent clear and concise video. I was going to ask did you try getting the paper of the polycrilic version with water but i notice you have already answered that. Think maybe you should have shown that for completeness
For the wood wood project where the sap was coming through, I wonder if you painted it with one coat. Let it dry, then cover it with protective paper and put the heat press on it for a few seconds, then paint it with a second coat and repeat the process until you don't see the sap coming through. Then add the lamination sheet and continue. I wonder if that would help to cover up those sap marks.
you can just wet the ones that the paper stuck to, and it comes right off, and you get a great print. I did a lot of xmas ornaments that way and all turned out great
Thank you for a great video! Have you tried cutting the laminating sheet on the Cricut to desired shape before application with the heat? I am curious if it will shrink the heat application
Dear Angie you did all the sublimation ie polyacrylic, lamination process and 2 other product at fixed temperature and time. Should have done all seperate experiment since temperature and time varies for different substrate and process.
Angie, in addition to watching you, I watch some guy named Roger and when the sublimation paper sticks to your polycrylic coated item, you soak it for a few moments in water and scrub the paper off with a magic eraser. I think his channel is Roger’s shop
I love this video! Thank you for the ideas! What if you tried polycrylic on the MDF? Do you think that would work? I just know I'm not great at cutting around substrates with an exacto..........
Ok so I have to tell you that with the Polycrylic let it cool longer and more but not all the paper will come off; and using a damp sponge or cloth you can gently remove the rest of the paper and the image (on mine) looked very good. Now for this next one I’m just assuming that it will do the same thing because you put polycrylic coating on top of the white paint I’m assuming you could do the same thing with that one too.
Hi you did not mention the type of paint, or maybe the white ones were just pre-painted. "Rust-Oleum Do it Best High Heat Enamel" would withstand the heat (it's for BBQ grills) and it comes in white. May be worth trying. So first protect the wood with something that can withstand the temps. The big H is real wood (maybe pine). The little H is plywood (probably birch outer layer). That is another variable. Everything you showed was very helpful. thanks
Do you think I could paint a small pine cutting board, then put the laminate sheet over that, then sublimate a hand written recipe on top of that? (Printed on my sub printer and sub paper of course!!) Thanks Angie!!
Hi Angie, love your videos and your voice is amazing. I just wanted to ask what thickness, your laminating pouches are? I've tried this over and over. Followed your instructions to a "T", but they don't stick to the wood properly and peel off with ease. Thank you 😊
I like to buy the wood letters and use the acrylic pain from the dollar tree and put two coats on. Then I use the laminate sheets and sub. The colors pop better. I've tried the letters that were already white but they didn't come out right
I want to make a fairly large pool sign for our deck, If use a painted mdf wood panel and sublimate it, will it be weather resistant in the summer. I can only print 8.5 x11 on my epson printer. There is a 1/4" and 1/2 " MDF wood panel, also does the paint have to be matte?
The issue with sublimation outdoors is UV light. The light will fade the print quickly. Generally when you purchase a sublimation blank that is made for outdoors, the coating they put on it has some UV resistance. With this method for wood, you won't have any UV resistance. I would try to find a top coat that says it blocks UV light.
I have tried all your methods and my wife says she doesn't like the super glossy finish of laminated material. What feedback have you gotten from your clients regarding glossy finishes? Thank you in advance!
Hi Angie what a great video, and very informative!! I was also wondering if you have tried the 651 vinyl instead of the laminating sheets? I sell sublimation designs and have tested but I always like a second opinion as well as offering another cost effective alternative to my customers. Thanks so much!! I have sent several customers here- to learn how to sublimate on wood :)
also, instead of using a knife for those hard-to-get places once you've cut off. Use a piece of sanding paper sand downward and cuts that paper right off & nice too.
I’m only 12 minutes into the video, but I wonder if painting the wood white, and then laminating would work? Also, does it feel like the laminate sheet could peel off the wood easily over time?
I did do the painted/laminated on wood, MDF, etc later on. It did not feel like it would peel off at all. The only thing on the chipboard I pointed out that the layers wanted to separate on me.
Angie this is awesome!!! I will be spelling my granddaughters name which start with a ‘C’, Camila. Hopefully it’ll look as good as yours. Can you tell me where to try and find the Hippo ink icc profile for the Epson 3760 Eco tank printer?
I don't think one exists yet but you can definitely try the one I put up for my printer. It has been working for others with EcoTank printers of other models.
I have a question My laminate isn’t melting on my wood. It’s a slice of a tree trunk. I also painted it white as I going to be using my sublimation printer.
The EasyPress should work I would just keep it within the size of the EasyPress you have so you don't have to press twice. I think that would leave a line in the sheet.
Would like to know can you paint white then laminate then sub on it. Didnt know if the laminate would stick to the paint. What kind of paint did you use to paint it white then sublimation on.
Hi Angie - I love all of the videos you put out - you have taught me SO much!! I am having an issue getting the laminating film to adhere to my letters. I am placing it shinny side up and pressing for 15 seconds at 375. It looks like it tries to melt, but does not adhere to my letters - any ideas? Thank you!
So Angie. Thank you for this video. Are you saying its best to sublimate on white mdf wood that is laminated? PS. We are in the UK we dont get painted MDF. Do you know what paint they have used? Would it to wood paint? Or primer? Thanks again
If I just want to add black text to wood would I need to do all this? Or is this just for colourful designs? I'm adding tea, coffee, sugar to the wooden lids on canisters
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I tried and I couldn't get the code to work
Will look at that friend........Thank's........
Got it sorry
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Angie, I gotta say that you have some great videos. I have learned so much from you. In the last three years, I have gone through 3D pen, resin, Cricut, tumblers, and now I'm into sublimation. When I think of all the money I've spent on this stuff. Wow! Especially the sublimation stuff. But every time I got into something new, I could always find some helpful information on your channel. Thank you for all of your great videos.
Wow, thank you!
I did sublimation on oak wood seat that had 5 coats of polyurethane on it an it came out beautiful! I used the cricut easy press @ 385 and Sub-A paper & Hiipoo ink. It Worked beautifully!
Just wondering how long--if you remember now--you pressed with the EP for?
@@beverlymackenzie6058 60 seconds
I always learn valuable info from you, I love how how you try different materials and saves us from all the trail and error. Keep up the great work and I appreciate you so much. Thanks for everything!
My pleasure!
Excellent video!! I've used all of these techniques and my fav is the white MDF also. I like how vibrant the print comes out on the white. I also use Emory boards to sand the excess laminating sheets around intricate letters. Works great but time consuming. My Dremel works fantastic for sanding also. Thank you for all the great info Angie!!
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Yes sandpaper, nail file, etc will work great for perfecting those edges!
Where do you get your mdf letters from
@@ashleyharris2702
Hobby Lobby, Michael's, Jo Annn's.
I think I would sublimate onto adhesive vinyl and then cut it to fit, maybe. Okay, never mind painted white MDF (with laminate ) for the win. Yay, thanks so much for experimenting for us. Saved us so much money and time!
Great Video!
This is a great video.
I just wanted to let you know that the paper easily comes off once cool with some water and a little rubbing with your finger in both the polycrylic and the painted surface. I have great results with both. I did not have good results with the laminating sheet as it peels right off the wood. :(
I actually did that off of camera but I still wasn't really pleased with it. I have had zero issues with the laminate sheets coming off though.
I also did the laminate on painted white wood and the laminate just peeled off too did you figure out how to fix that issue?
@@AngieHolden maybe it's the lamination sheets, what kind of brand are you using? I have the same problem it peels off on unfinished wood and also on canvas
Angie, I always appreciate your comparisons of different techniques! I have been cutting my laminate with my Cricut Maker, then taping it on the wood. It saves me from trying to trim laminate after application. The white MDF will be my new go to instead of natural wood. Thank you!
I have learned so much watching your experimental videos and thank you for all of your hard work and experiments which in return save us time and supplies because you’ve done the hard work for us. You’re like a mad scientist helping us to get the best results thank you for all that you do💕
HA! Thanks!
You cross every T and dot every I...the best tutorials on youtube! Can't wait to try this too now!
Yay! Thank you!
Thanks for doing the experimenting, i went a bit further and tryed matt laminating sheets and gloss laminating sheets. The matt laminating sheets on painted wood looks amazing.
Great to hear!
Thank you for your videos. Im not sure if you have found this out yet but when the sublimation paper sticks to the wood treated with polyacrilic it is very easy to take off. Just use a damp towel and gently rub off paper. They turn out great!
I actually did that off camera when filming this and mine still looked horrible.
Thanks for this video, I really appreciate the info on using Canva. Just FYI, I did a sublimation directly on a bamboo cutting board by sanding off the factory finish and applying a sealant afterward. The ink penetrated nicely. I use an Epson ET-2803, starting from new with Hiipoo ink (They sell it with the correct fittings to fill the ET printer tanks), A-Sub paper and a Vevor 5-in-1 heat press. No surface preparation materials were used.
Interesting!
White chalk paint has worked really well for me when painting wood for sublimating (using laminating film). It seems to hold up well to the heat.
Good to know!
@@AngieHolden would like to see someone try the chalk paint
Have you tried the paint without laminating?
Hello, on wood I first use White iron -on then a laminating sheets and it gives a great result. Thank you for you videos, always clear and easy to understand. Bonjour, sur le bois j'utilise du vinyle a transfer par chaleur blanc et ensuite une feuille de lamination. Le résultat est superbe. Merci pour tes vidéos, ils sont toujours clairs, facile à comprendre.
I have not found a white iron on that sublimates well so I like this method.
The two poly hearts can be soaked in water to remove the paper. Also, to make the heart reall 'pop,' paint it white before adding the lamination. Thank you for your videos. You always answer my questions!
You are ALWAYS ahead of new Submimation projects 💪🏼❤️❤️🇵🇷🇵🇷
Oh well ! Just grand ! Tried it while watching and it came out awesome with my Siser Sublimation Markers... Thank you so much !
Wonderful!
Finally a good and clear video on how to sublimate on wood. Thank you for the great video. Now i can finnaly can try it myself
Glad it was helpful!
Such great information. Not sure how I missed this video. Can’t wait to try the painted white MDF .
Very nice video saves me from doing the experiment and loss of ink. Thank-you for doing this.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you, Angie. Truly appreciate the details you provide, I feel confident with your process.
So glad!
I know this is a late comment. On the polycrylic, you can rub the paper off with a wet sponge like mod podge. So it doesn't have to be a complete loss. You just need to be careful while rubbing not to go thru the ink. Then coat again with polycrylic and it will be vibrant again.
I actually did that off camera and decided it was just so much more trouble and didn't look as good as the lamination sheets.
Angie, thank you for all of these comparisons!! You did a great job!! I’m definitely going to try this!
Dottie
Awesome Angie, I’ve noticed that my wood earrings burned with the poly as well. I’ll try the sheets
Great video. When u sublimate on wood with poly the paper sticks but if u take water n a sponge n wipe the paper away the transfer stays and looks great. Try it again for yourself n see.
I did that off video but didn't like the results.
So glad I stumbled across this video....very informative and saved me some trouble/money. Thank you Angie!
Glad it was helpful!
The moment we’ve all been waiting for!!!
HA! Enjoy!
I've literally just had an Epson ET2710 printer turn up today which i'm just waiting for a set of sublimation ink to turn up so i can convert the printer into a Sub printer.. I do a lot of small wooden plaques with vinyl on it and wanted to switch over to full colour.. This video has given me so many more ideas.. Can't wait for my ink to turn up now so i can get crafting..
Yay! Have fun!
Wow. This is another great comparison. I’m very surprised the poly acrylic didn’t work. Thanks Angie.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the video. As far as polycrylic goes, just wash off the paper.Another coat of polycrylic will protect the wood for the outdoors. Yes its an extra step, but in my experience, the lamination lifts when exposed to sunshine.
I did that off camera and I didn't like the results so I didn't film that portion.
I’ve been using the hippo sublimation paper along with the hippo ink since I started I’ve been really happy with the color transfer
That is awesome!
I loved your video, I did see another influencer with the polyacrylic and after she did it the paper stuck, but she used water to remove the paper. I know it worked when she did it, you may want to see how it turns out if you use water and a sponge to see what the polyacrylic would look.
I definitely thought about doing that but then I thought that was a ton of trouble and I probably wouldn't recommend it anyway.
@@AngieHolden I see your point!
Love your video!! So helpful, thanks!!! 💕
Love your videos!! Keep them coming. Love the sound quality.
Yay! Thank you!
Thanks for the tutorial & comparison between the Products.
No problem 👍
Great idea and thanks for all the information!
I just ordered an epson ecotank printer and hippo sublimation ink can hardly wait to give this a try
Yay! Have fun!
I have epson ecotank currently set up for sublimation with printer Jack's ink, do you know if I would like to try another type of ink.... like hippo ink, can I just add it to the printer jack ink?
You should drain out the old completely. Mixing inks can lead to really weird colors.
Once again excellent clear and concise video. I was going to ask did you try getting the paper of the polycrilic version with water but i notice you have already answered that. Think maybe you should have shown that for completeness
Awesome video!!! Can't wait to try this. Thanks a Million!!!
Enjoy!
Thank you Angie! Always love you innovative projects!
Thanks for watching!
🔥🔥🔥🔥Sooooo helpful!! Thank you so much!
Thank you for all of the information!! Awesomeness as usual!!
You bet!
Wow..thank you for share...I learned a lot.
For the wood wood project where the sap was coming through, I wonder if you painted it with one coat. Let it dry, then cover it with protective paper and put the heat press on it for a few seconds, then paint it with a second coat and repeat the process until you don't see the sap coming through. Then add the lamination sheet and continue. I wonder if that would help to cover up those sap marks.
Maybe? Seems like some pieces have more sap than others!
Thank you so much for sharing!!! I definitely learned something new. Looking forward to giving it a try. 😊❤
So glad!
you can just wet the ones that the paper stuck to, and it comes right off, and you get a great print. I did a lot of xmas ornaments that way and all turned out great
I did that off camera and I was still not happy with the results.
Thanks for this demo! Have some letters and now I know how to decorate them!
Glad I could help!
Thank you for a great video! Have you tried cutting the laminating sheet on the Cricut to desired shape before application with the heat? I am curious if it will shrink the heat application
I haven't tried that.
Can’t wait to get a printer and try sublimation! Will be watching You over and over..lol
Awesome! Thank you!
Thanks Angie, that was very informative. Can you please tell me what paper you use to protect the project when heating.
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Thank you for your great video!
Dear Angie you did all the sublimation ie polyacrylic, lamination process and 2 other product at fixed temperature and time. Should have done all seperate experiment since temperature and time varies for different substrate and process.
You may want to cure the polycrylic coating before you sublimate next time. That might be worth a try. I always love your videos. Thank you so much. 💓
I cured it over night? I would think that would have been enough.
Oh, my bad. I should have known you would.
I just watched this video for laminating my wood pieces. Amazing idea!! Do you cut the laminate sheets in half making two pieces?
Yes you do!
Angie, in addition to watching you, I watch some guy named Roger and when the sublimation paper sticks to your polycrylic coated item, you soak it for a few moments in water and scrub the paper off with a magic eraser. I think his channel is Roger’s shop
I did that and still didn't like it.
Thank you! You are so helpful.
Thanks! So helpful.
I saw a video with the Polyacrylic, they did a couple of coats. Then removed when warm and when cooled the paper washed off.
It does wash off. I did that off camera but I still didn't like it so I just left it off as the lamination was way better.
I love this video! Thank you for the ideas! What if you tried polycrylic on the MDF? Do you think that would work? I just know I'm not great at cutting around substrates with an exacto..........
I didn't get great results with it but you can try!
Another great video, thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Angie thanks again for a wonderful tutorial. I have one question, what is MDF?
It is a type of wood.
What a great idea Angie. Thanks! How well would it work using the Cricut Easy Press? Would you not be able to apply enough pressure?
I think it would probably work. I rarely use mine for sublimation as I find the heat press easier. But I think you would be fine!
@@AngieHolden Thank you!
@@AngieHolden Did you use a clamshell or swing away?
Love it,you’re just so Awesome!
Thank you so much!!
Ok so I have to tell you that with the Polycrylic let it cool longer and more but not all the paper will come off; and using a damp sponge or cloth you can gently remove the rest of the paper and the image (on mine) looked very good. Now for this next one I’m just assuming that it will do the same thing because you put polycrylic coating on top of the white paint I’m assuming you could do the same thing with that one too.
I did that off camera and I didn't like it so I didn't include it here.
Great video, love it. Can we change sub ink brands once we need to refill?
I recommend completely flushing one out then adding the other.
@@AngieHolden how do you flush to change inks
Hi you did not mention the type of paint, or maybe the white ones were just pre-painted. "Rust-Oleum Do it Best High Heat Enamel" would withstand the heat (it's for BBQ grills) and it comes in white. May be worth trying. So first protect the wood with something that can withstand the temps. The big H is real wood (maybe pine). The little H is plywood (probably birch outer layer). That is another variable. Everything you showed was very helpful. thanks
I did use some prepainted letters. I found that MDF worked best as far as the wood withstanding the heat.
Do you think I could paint a small pine cutting board, then put the laminate sheet over that, then sublimate a hand written recipe on top of that? (Printed on my sub printer and sub paper of course!!) Thanks Angie!!
That should work!
Thank you for sharing this video!! What do you use for protective paper?
I use Artesprix protective paper.
great video!!! I wonder if we could make our own earring blanks for sublimination using a cutting machine? Any ideas? Maybe even using basal wood
Yes you definitely could!
Hi Angie, love your videos and your voice is amazing.
I just wanted to ask what thickness, your laminating pouches are? I've tried this over and over. Followed your instructions to a "T", but they don't stick to the wood properly and peel off with ease.
Thank you 😊
Hmmmm. I just buy the standard ones for my scotch laminator?
I am having the same problem. I've tried different temps and press time. Can not figure out what I'm doing wrong
3 ml. works great.
I like to buy the wood letters and use the acrylic pain from the dollar tree and put two coats on. Then I use the laminate sheets and sub. The colors pop better. I've tried the letters that were already white but they didn't come out right
I want to make a fairly large pool sign for our deck, If use a painted mdf wood panel and sublimate it, will it be weather resistant in the summer. I can only print 8.5 x11 on my epson printer. There is a 1/4" and 1/2 " MDF wood panel, also does the paint have to be matte?
The issue with sublimation outdoors is UV light. The light will fade the print quickly. Generally when you purchase a sublimation blank that is made for outdoors, the coating they put on it has some UV resistance. With this method for wood, you won't have any UV resistance. I would try to find a top coat that says it blocks UV light.
@@AngieHolden Ok thanks so much, i may just paint the letters and put tiny sublimation images ..Watch your videos on the time. 🥰
Great tips - thank you
Thanks for watching!
I have tried all your methods and my wife says she doesn't like the super glossy finish of laminated material. What feedback have you gotten from your clients regarding glossy finishes? Thank you in advance!
I actually like it so not sure? I am not sure how you would do it and NOT have it be glossy.
It all looks great!! Question, what is MDF?
It is like plywood where there is small pieces of wood compressed into a sheet.
Awesome knowledge
Thanks!
Maybe you can sand the more intricate wood edges after sublimation with a small rotary sander.
So much great info! Does the cricut maker cut MDF? Thanks 😊
No you would NOT be able to cut these with a Cricut.
@@AngieHolden yeah... looked up MDF, def not! thanks...
Hi Angie what a great video, and very informative!! I was also wondering if you have tried the 651 vinyl instead of the laminating sheets? I sell sublimation designs and have tested but I always like a second opinion as well as offering another cost effective alternative to my customers. Thanks so much!! I have sent several customers here- to learn how to sublimate on wood :)
I haven't tried that yet! I have sublimating on adhesive vinyl on my list to test though.
hi, your video is excellent, i tried on 3mm mdf but it turned out like a bow, it curved. Is there any help?
I would cool it under something heavy to get it to flatten out.
@@AngieHolden Thank you.
also, instead of using a knife for those hard-to-get places once you've cut off. Use a piece of sanding paper sand downward and cuts that paper right off & nice too.
Great tip!
Love this, thanks!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you, now I have to get laminating sheets, lol
very nice great teaching video
Many many thanks!
@@AngieHolden you are welcome honey
Thank you so much for doing this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Of course!!
I’m only 12 minutes into the video, but I wonder if painting the wood white, and then laminating would work?
Also, does it feel like the laminate sheet could peel off the wood easily over time?
I did do the painted/laminated on wood, MDF, etc later on. It did not feel like it would peel off at all. The only thing on the chipboard I pointed out that the layers wanted to separate on me.
I use a nail file on the intricate shapes and small shapes. It is faster, is the exact shape and doesn't cut into the wood.
❤️👍 thank you for sharing love this idea!
Thanks for watching!
Angie this is awesome!!! I will be spelling my granddaughters name which start with a ‘C’, Camila.
Hopefully it’ll look as good as yours.
Can you tell me where to try and find the Hippo ink icc profile for the Epson 3760 Eco tank printer?
I don't think one exists yet but you can definitely try the one I put up for my printer. It has been working for others with EcoTank printers of other models.
I have a question My laminate isn’t melting on my wood. It’s a slice of a tree trunk. I also painted it white as I going to be using my sublimation printer.
You would have to have sanded it REALLY smooth to get anything to stick to a wood slice.
Where is the link to the wood you used? Great video
I just picked up some wood pieces at Hobby Lobby.
Do you need a heat press specifically or will the cricut heat presses work for the laminating sheets?
The EasyPress should work I would just keep it within the size of the EasyPress you have so you don't have to press twice. I think that would leave a line in the sheet.
Would like to know can you paint white then laminate then sub on it. Didnt know if the laminate would stick to the paint. What kind of paint did you use to paint it white then sublimation on.
I painted and laminated and subbed on top. I used a multi surface craft paint.
Hi Angie - I love all of the videos you put out - you have taught me SO much!! I am having an issue getting the laminating film to adhere to my letters. I am placing it shinny side up and pressing for 15 seconds at 375. It looks like it tries to melt, but does not adhere to my letters - any ideas? Thank you!
Hmmm. Maybe try a bit longer or a different pressure.
I had that issue and it turned out to be the band of laminate, once I switched, no more issues.
@@brendasecoy3376 what brand works best?
@@bethrossignol9746 I would like to know too. Having the same problem
Hello like your videos thank you for sharing .so my question is can use any laminate sheets
Yes any should be fine.
@@AngieHolden thank you happy crafting
So Angie. Thank you for this video. Are you saying its best to sublimate on white mdf wood that is laminated? PS. We are in the UK we dont get painted MDF. Do you know what paint they have used? Would it to wood paint? Or primer? Thanks again
I bought MDF letters and gave them a few coats of which chalk paint then used the laminate and sublimation method shown.
@@AngieHolden thank you Hun. I will try thay!
If I just want to add black text to wood would I need to do all this? Or is this just for colourful designs?
I'm adding tea, coffee, sugar to the wooden lids on canisters
Do you have a Cricut? Just cut the words from vinyl and stick them on? Or you could print on clear labels?
Water base primer on the wood first may help the bleeding of the sap
I have still had some bleed before.