Thank you for all the great information that you have created for us crafters. They are very informative and easy to understand. I do have one question about the epson printers to convert to sublimation printers. Do you know if you can convert any epson printer to be a sublimation printer or just the models that you mention? Once again, thank you for your wealth of information, it is greatly appreciated.
Do you have a tutorial on setting up Epson printer with a Mac for sublimination please as my colours printed are always different to what’s on the screen.
Love the video, but I am wondering if I can do this with a tumbler press. I do not have an oven. Is it possible to lighten a design or remove it with the tumbler press and are there changes to the process? Thank you for all your wonderful ideas!
I was trying to sublimate just a solid black color on a tumbler. It turned out less black and more speckled. Can i just do black over it again without having to remove the first color?
It's generally better to press your design just once for the best results. If you do want to press it again to achieve a darker black, you can do so, but you need to be careful with the process. Here are some tips: Wrap the Entire Tumbler: Use a liner that covers the whole tumbler for a consistently colored press. Avoid Tape Overlaps: If you must use tape, ensure that it doesn't cover any part of your existing design, as the areas with tape may press differently.
I use a cotton ball and pure acetone from the beauty supply store to remove sublimation errors. I can not use regular acetone from retailers because it's not strong enough. This works immediately for me.
Great info, Jennifer! Thank you! I messed up a tumbler so I had my husband spray paint over it with flat matte black and then put white vinyl on it "SMOOTHIE" and it's now my dedicated smoothie tumbler.
What, what? Is using an oven a must or can we use a correctly sized mug press? If we can use a mug press, is wrapping with silicone or shrink wrap a must?
Hi Jennifer, great video! I have done the oven trick to remove sublimation in the past but did not bake for longer than an hour. Mostly they were pretty clear (faded) at 45 minutes nothing close to 4 hours whew! Last week I tried a coffee mug and it worked on that too.
Hun im having a problem, my tumblers are turning out very nice but my mugs are a different story. I've tried about 6 different mugs and have not gotten 1 good one. The mugs a for sublimation as well as paper and ink that's why I'm totally stumped, any suggestions? Thanks. Deb
I would need more information to try and help. The best thing to do is to post on my FB group with more details and photos, facebook.com/groups/sublimationmadeeasy
I have sublimated shirts and they came out beautifully. This is the first time sublimating on a Tumblr and I was doing a project that was pink and it turned out almost white, so decided to cover it with one of your phoenix, and when I printed it, the black area looked light gray and the red area look like a light orange but l press it anyway and the black is just like a very light lavender gray i don’t know what settings I should have it on what I did wrong. I am very, very new to sublimating on tumblers so any help any advice is so very welcomed. Thank you in advance.
My husband has tried to do a no seem tumbler that hasn't worked. He's feeling very much the failure. Please tell me how to make a pattern not show the seam? Getting desperate and he's feeling like giving up.
We do have a way to cover up the seams with this tutorial and here are a few others. jennifermaker.com/how-to-sublimate-tapered-tumblers/ jennifermaker.com/sublimation-tumbler-tools/ jennifermaker.com/sublimation-tumblers/
Can this method be used to remove sublimation from beer can glasses? Is there some way to remove the sublimation from the glass and re sublimate on them?
It should be the same process. Here is the blog post with more details. jennifermaker.com/how-to-remove-sublimation-ink-from-tumbler/#materials_and_tools_to_remove_sublimation_ink_from_tumblers
You can try these steps to try to remove small spots. 1. **Isopropyl Alcohol**: Use a paper towel or cloth soaked in isopropyl alcohol to rub the sublimated area. The alcohol will help to break down the sublimation ink. 2. **Heat**: Apply heat to the sublimated area using a heat gun or hairdryer. This can help to loosen the ink. Be careful not to overheat the glass to avoid breaking it. 3. **Scraping**: Gently scrape the sublimated area with a plastic scraper or a similar tool. Avoid using metal tools as they can scratch the glass. 4. **Repeat**: You may need to repeat the process several times to completely remove the sublimation ink.
It's great to know that there is a solution for mistakes. Thank you for this video! Those phoenixes are really amazing! I love them! Thank you for those, too!
You can use a convection over or heat gun. A press may be a challenge. Here is the tutorial. jennifermaker.com/how-to-remove-sublimation-ink-from-tumbler/
My sublimation design will not transfer on to my tumblr? I am using Htvront sublimation paper and a Epson et-48-- eco tank. What do i do ? I also put my press on 356 and 50sec twice as directed. I own the
Just to double check, make sure that the tumbler is a sublimation blank. You can always ask in our group. facebook.com/groups/sublimationmadeeasy. This is the sublimation paper we use in the Epson EcoTank. Get A-Sub 125g sublimation paper here: amzn.to/3DXTkLr (affiliate)
Would putting just white sublimate paper over the messed up design work? And then re-sublimate again? Is there a limit to sublimating on a tumbler? Thank you for your videos😊
Looks like the link to the design is broken. I was able to find it in the Library, though. It's beautiful! Thanks for this tutorial. I have a couple "oops" tumblers from the htvRont unevenly heating or mis-applying pressure. Not sure which, but it seems to appear in the same section of the press on all the tumblers, so I needed this!
This is great advice. I have several to fix lol...Thank you. I do have one question. How do you get the vibrant colors on a travel tumbler that is powder coated? This on is also a tapered tumbler.
Powder coated? You can ask in the group for help. I have not sublimated on powdered coated tumblers. I may need to test that. facebook.com/groups/sublimationmadeeasy
Do you have to use a convection oven? I have a small toaster oven I use with polymer clay. Seems that if I’m rotating I wouldn’t need convection. Kim doing mugs not tumbler
That is the reason that I use the Cricut blue heat tape. It does not leave any coloring behind. You can ask in the group. facebook.com/groups/sublimationmadeeasy
since the Tumbler cant go into the dishwasher & can only be hand washed to save any scratches is to use contact paper ( the same thing you cover books with ) & to date i havent had any problems with this method
Great video.. thank you!! Would the redo have worked with a lighter dessign? Or did you intentionally choose a darker design to ensure coverage? How do you get your colors to be so vibrant on the finished product?
What about the hogg sublimation tumblers? How do you remove the imprint they put on the bottoms? It's very frustrating they don't leave them blank so we can put our own logo there. Am considering switching companies because of this.
@@JenniferMaker I guess my only option is to sale them at discount since I don’t intend to buy a convection oven. Thanks for the quick reply and all your helpful tutorials.
@JenniferMaker thank you. Was just wondering if seeing that normal ovencleaner fumes are just as bad and toxic, but yet you just run the oven empty for a few minutes after cleaning, and you good to cook again. Were just wondering
I wrap my mistakes in rhinestones. Makes a great tumbler.
Me too… if that seem is not right… I use rhinestones
Lol, I did one last week and I love it. Such an easy fix.
Love that option! 😊🌻
WOW This is great news, can you do it on mugs please!!!
Thank you for all the great information that you have created for us crafters. They are very informative and easy to understand. I do have one question about the epson printers to convert to sublimation printers. Do you know if you can convert any epson printer to be a sublimation printer or just the models that you mention? Once again, thank you for your wealth of information, it is greatly appreciated.
You can convert almost any of the ecotanks!
Do you have a tutorial on setting up Epson printer with a Mac for sublimination please as my colours printed are always different to what’s on the screen.
I think it depends on ink brand
Thanks so much Jennifer!💜
You're so welcome! Thanks for watching! 😊🌻
Love the video, but I am wondering if I can do this with a tumbler press. I do not have an oven. Is it possible to lighten a design or remove it with the tumbler press and are there changes to the process? Thank you for all your wonderful ideas!
We only tested these two techniques. We may test it with a press in the future. 😊🌻
Please do, I was about to ask the same question.
Yes please do because that was the same question I had
I was trying to sublimate just a solid black color on a tumbler. It turned out less black and more speckled. Can i just do black over it again without having to remove the first color?
It's generally better to press your design just once for the best results. If you do want to press it again to achieve a darker black, you can do so, but you need to be careful with the process.
Here are some tips:
Wrap the Entire Tumbler: Use a liner that covers the whole tumbler for a consistently colored press.
Avoid Tape Overlaps: If you must use tape, ensure that it doesn't cover any part of your existing design, as the areas with tape may press differently.
@@JenniferMaker thank you for the advice. I'll give it a try and update on how it works out.
I did not think there was a way.
Wrapping the tumbler in an acetone wrapped paper towel works too.
I use a cotton ball and pure acetone from the beauty supply store to remove sublimation errors. I can not use regular acetone from retailers because it's not strong enough. This works immediately for me.
Nice!
How do you do it?
Great info, Jennifer! Thank you! I messed up a tumbler so I had my husband spray paint over it with flat matte black and then put white vinyl on it "SMOOTHIE" and it's now my dedicated smoothie tumbler.
😍🔥👏
I will share this video to my group of over 10,000 sublimation members.
You created a great solution Jennifer, you are amazing. Thanks!
Thanks for sharing!! 😊🌻
What, what? Is using an oven a must or can we use a correctly sized mug press? If we can use a mug press, is wrapping with silicone or shrink wrap a must?
This is best done in a craft purposed convection oven so the ink can float off the surface.
Hi Jennifer, great video! I have done the oven trick to remove sublimation in the past but did not bake for longer than an hour. Mostly they were pretty clear (faded) at 45 minutes nothing close to 4 hours whew! Last week I tried a coffee mug and it worked on that too.
Great!!! 💗
can the same technic be use with a glass can?
Yes, though we haven't tested it out yet. 😊🌻
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Hello from
South Wales (uk)
Can I put more then 1 tumbler in the oven or just 1 by one.
You can put a couple in the oven at once 😊🌻
Thank you for answer my cuestión ❤
Hun im having a problem, my tumblers are turning out very nice but my mugs are a different story. I've tried about 6 different mugs and have not gotten 1 good one. The mugs a for sublimation as well as paper and ink that's why I'm totally stumped, any suggestions? Thanks. Deb
I would need more information to try and help. The best thing to do is to post on my FB group with more details and photos, facebook.com/groups/sublimationmadeeasy
I have sublimated shirts and they came out beautifully. This is the first time sublimating on a Tumblr and I was doing a project that was pink and it turned out almost white, so decided to cover it with one of your phoenix, and when I printed it, the black area looked light gray and the red area look like a light orange but l press it anyway and the black is just like a very light lavender gray i don’t know what settings I should have it on what I did wrong. I am very, very new to sublimating on tumblers so any help any advice is so very welcomed. Thank you in advance.
Here is a tutorial that you may find helpful. jennifermaker.com/sublimation-color-problems/
Can you do this with a tumbler press?
We've only tested these two techniques 😊🌻
My husband has tried to do a no seem tumbler that hasn't worked. He's feeling very much the failure. Please tell me how to make a pattern not show the seam? Getting desperate and he's feeling like giving up.
We do have a way to cover up the seams with this tutorial and here are a few others. jennifermaker.com/how-to-sublimate-tapered-tumblers/ jennifermaker.com/sublimation-tumbler-tools/ jennifermaker.com/sublimation-tumblers/
Hello, Jennifer Maker! Wishing you a wonderful day!!!
Thank you for all that you do!!!
Will this work on sublimation glass coffee cups?
Yes, though you may want to check them more often. 😊🌻
I love watching your videos. I was wondering if your phoenix designs could be used for other items? Such as shirts?
Yes! I would love to see what you come up with! 😊🌻
Can this method be used to remove sublimation from beer can glasses? Is there some way to remove the sublimation from the glass and re sublimate on them?
You can try!🥰
I need this! I’ve certainly made a few mistakes. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!
Can you do all black with no photo? Will it still cover messed up tumbler?
I am not 100% sure. There are many factors. You can ask in the group to see if anyone was successful. facebook.com/groups/sublimationmadeeasy
What if i have to lay my tumbler down how do you suggest i cover the Opening. Thanks in advance.
Crumple up a ball of paper and wedge it inside the rim.
😊🌻
Okay thanks for the reply. I love you so much. I've learned so much from you
IF you use the heat gun to do small parts or the seam, how do you correct them?
It should be the same process. Here is the blog post with more details. jennifermaker.com/how-to-remove-sublimation-ink-from-tumbler/#materials_and_tools_to_remove_sublimation_ink_from_tumblers
This is amazing!! And they look beautiful 😍 thanks 😊 stay blessed love 🥰
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm so happy you're here crafting with us! 😊🌻
Can't wait to watch this !
Can this be done with a tumbler press? If so will it have to be wrapped in butcher paper to avoid transferring the ink to the inside of the press?
We didn't test the technique on with a tumbler press. 😊🌻
Is this something you might try in the future? I noticed I wasn't the only one to as this question. Thank you for your time.
Do you have a way to re-sublimate a photo glass piece?
You can try to bake the ink off with this method, we haven't tried however. 😊🌻
Can I spray paint it and put vinyl on it and epoxy it? Or do I have to throw away it away?
Sure you can!🥰
Can I use a press? I dont have an oven and tried a heat gun and that doesnt work, takes too long
Go for it!
How do I take off sublimation off a glass cup?
You can try these steps to try to remove small spots.
1. **Isopropyl Alcohol**: Use a paper towel or cloth soaked in isopropyl alcohol to rub the sublimated area. The alcohol will help to break down the sublimation ink.
2. **Heat**: Apply heat to the sublimated area using a heat gun or hairdryer. This can help to loosen the ink. Be careful not to overheat the glass to avoid breaking it.
3. **Scraping**: Gently scrape the sublimated area with a plastic scraper or a similar tool. Avoid using metal tools as they can scratch the glass.
4. **Repeat**: You may need to repeat the process several times to completely remove the sublimation ink.
I just printed one upside down by mistake. 😢
OOPS, it happens! ❤️
Does this work on infusible ink infused mugs as well?
Yes 😊🌻
It's great to know that there is a solution for mistakes. Thank you for this video! Those phoenixes are really amazing! I love them! Thank you for those, too!
Thank you so much! I'm so happy you love them! 😊🌻
Can you bake off the design with a press?
You can use a convection over or heat gun. A press may be a challenge. Here is the tutorial. jennifermaker.com/how-to-remove-sublimation-ink-from-tumbler/
Is this the same process for glass tumblers?
We didn't test glass tumblers, however, I think it would work. 😊🌻
Hello from the Midwest
I don’t the oven
Thank you for the mistake do over 😂❤❤❤
YAY! I'm so happy to help! 😊🌻
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My sublimation design will not transfer on to my tumblr? I am using Htvront sublimation paper and a Epson et-48-- eco tank. What do i do ? I also put my press on 356 and 50sec twice as directed. I own the
Are you using sublimation ink?
@@tillymint2 yes
I was wondering if i am using the sublimation paper. It's by Htvront sub paper 120g
Or the wrong Sublimation paper
Just to double check, make sure that the tumbler is a sublimation blank. You can always ask in our group. facebook.com/groups/sublimationmadeeasy. This is the sublimation paper we use in the Epson EcoTank. Get A-Sub 125g sublimation paper here: amzn.to/3DXTkLr (affiliate)
Thanks! that was really helpful!!
How else can I do this without the oven
You need an oven🥰
Would putting just white sublimate paper over the messed up design work? And then re-sublimate again? Is there a limit to sublimating on a tumbler? Thank you for your videos😊
It would be nice if it was that easy! 😃
Can I use the mug press to do this?
This design could be tricky but here are some possibilities with the mug press. jennifermaker.com/cricut-mug-press-sublimation-blanks/
Looks like the link to the design is broken. I was able to find it in the Library, though. It's beautiful! Thanks for this tutorial. I have a couple "oops" tumblers from the htvRont unevenly heating or mis-applying pressure. Not sure which, but it seems to appear in the same section of the press on all the tumblers, so I needed this!
I am glad it helped!
Can you do this with mugs?
Yes! 😊🌻
Do you think I can use my Eenour tumbler press to do the same?
I do not have experience with that press but you can ask in the group. facebook.com/groups/sublimationmadeeasy
I have quite a few tumbler mishaps.
Thank you so much. I was about to throw my bottles away. The phoenixes are beautiful.
Can you use the Eenour heat press??
No, you'll want to use either a craft purposed convection oven or a heat gun. 😊🌻
Thank you so much for this video!! I just literally threw my tumbler away! Yay! I’m going to try this.
Have fun!
This is great advice. I have several to fix lol...Thank you. I do have one question. How do you get the vibrant colors on a travel tumbler that is powder coated? This on is also a tapered tumbler.
Powder coated? You can ask in the group for help. I have not sublimated on powdered coated tumblers. I may need to test that. facebook.com/groups/sublimationmadeeasy
can you remove sublimation from a slate tile?
That is what I am trying to find out. I can't find anything about removing ink from slate tiles.
Yes, 385 for 15 min increments
Do you have to use a convection oven? I have a small toaster oven I use with polymer clay. Seems that if I’m rotating I wouldn’t need convection. Kim doing mugs not tumbler
You can try it out! 😊🌻
Hi Jennifer definitely I need this but I have questions can I do this in tumbler heat press?
There really is no place for the gas to go in a tumbler press but you can use a heat gun. jennifermaker.com/sublimation-color-problems/
Can I put the tumbler upside down because right now I don’t have the silicone.
You can try!🥰
Jennifer, any hints on removing the yellow tape residue on a coffee mug.
That is the reason that I use the Cricut blue heat tape. It does not leave any coloring behind. You can ask in the group. facebook.com/groups/sublimationmadeeasy
Hi Jennifer, I have a question for you. Do I need printer profiles for my epson 15000 printer?
That depends on the brand of Ink but most likely yes 🥰
Thank you Jen I used a bigger heat gun. It actually removed the sublimation ink from the tumbler quite easily. You saved me😊
That's great!
I noticed that it damaged the small mat you covered the tumbler with. Can you lay a piece of foil FLAT on top?
You can do that. 😊🌻
since the Tumbler cant go into the dishwasher & can only be hand washed to save any scratches is to use contact paper ( the same thing you cover books with ) & to date i havent had any problems with this method
What do you do with the contact paper?
I can't tell you how many times I've bought a tumbler and didn't like the mass produced art work or logo on it. Good to know there's a remval way.
Right!
Could the resublimation have been done in a tumbler press instead of a convection oven?
Yes
Have you had good luck with the silicone sleeves? I have the bands and use those but still can get inconsistent results.
Yes, but it's a little tricky to get it to latch. 😊🌻
I was wondering why you can't invert the tumbler if you use a flat pan to set it on the little mat.
you can try🥰
Great video.. thank you!! Would the redo have worked with a lighter dessign? Or did you intentionally choose a darker design to ensure coverage? How do you get your colors to be so vibrant on the finished product?
It works better with a darker cover up.
@@JenniferMaker Thank you for the response. How do you get your color to come out so vibrant? Less time in the oven?
What about the hogg sublimation tumblers? How do you remove the imprint they put on the bottoms? It's very frustrating they don't leave them blank so we can put our own logo there. Am considering switching companies because of this.
I'm not sure you can remove an indented logo. 😊🌻
not indented lol, the gold print on hogg tumblers
@@JenniferMaker
Will this work on a glass can?
We didn't test it on glass, but I don't see why it wouldn't work. 😊🌻
@JenniferMaker thank you😊
Could you heat several blanks at once to remove the sublimation ink?
I suppose you could in the oven but we did not test that. Here are more details. jennifermaker.com/how-to-remove-sublimation-ink-from-tumbler/
can you do a full wrap infusable ink over an already infused tumbler
It will not show up especially if you had dark colors on the original.
Can u do this with sublimation wind spinners
It should work
I’ll just buy another blank…🤣
Totally! 😀
Do you have to use a convection? I use a press tumbler to sublimate tumblers.
To remove the ink, yes you need to do it by convection🥰
@@JenniferMaker I guess my only option is to sale them at discount since I don’t intend to buy a convection oven. Thanks for the quick reply and all your helpful tutorials.
Thanks for the video! What can be used instead of the silicone mat as a lid?
you could try butcher paper 🥰
@JenniferMaker awesome, thank you. Happy Thanksgiving!
Hi. Can this be done with ceramic mugs too?
Yes, but it is a process as you can see. 😊
I did this with a heat gun on a white mug with black font and I burnt the mug :/@@JenniferMaker
Hi Jennifer. Why can't you use your kitchen oven. TIA
Because you’re oven is used for food. You can’t mixed toxic fumes with food you eat..
It's just best practice not to use your household oven for crafting. 😊🌻
@JenniferMaker thank you. Was just wondering if seeing that normal ovencleaner fumes are just as bad and toxic, but yet you just run the oven empty for a few minutes after cleaning, and you good to cook again. Were just wondering
How would you do this with a tumbler press?
We haven't tested this out on a press yet. 😊🌻
@@JenniferMaker thank you
Thanks for sharing this, Jennifer. That image is a great idea and I can't wait to try!
Thanks so much for watching! 😊🌻
@@JenniferMaker - You are absolutely welcome!
Great video! Have a great day!
Thanks! You too! 😊🌻
Can you do a sublimation 15 oz ceramic mugs
Yes! Check out my blog, we have a tutorial 😊🌻