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You are the most kind hearted young lady. I hope to see more of your videos. I have just purchased the Silhouette Pro 24" to do some creative things with my grand daughter. We should have it along with the heating attachments by Saturday! Thank you for sharing! It has really helped, I also have seen some other techniques for putting multiple folds by gathering the shirts and spraying them>. it is another great way to bleach. I cant believe all the techniques I am learning before I get the machine. Thank YOU AGAIN FOR YOUR KINDNESS.
Thank you, Becky, for your kind words! I have about 52 tutorials I have posted. Here is a link to all my bleaching tutorials that you may find helpful.
@@EmmasCottage thank you. Some were 100 cotton but I found if you spray the peroxide on it the second it starts turning white it won't leave any holes.
Thanks for detail. I now know the steps I have been missing. I have watched so many videos and yours is the one that showed me what I was missing. Thank you!
I love what you said about we're all in this together and to share and pay it forward! I have learned (and am still learning) all I know from watching TH-cam videos and Facebook Cricut groups as well! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!!! It is much appreciated!
Thanks for watching Rachel! If you haven’t yet, I invite you to join our Facebook group. We’ve got a great group from beginners to very experienced crafters that all help one another!
Hi Emma! I loved your video and love how positive you are!! I have a new Cricut machine that I love and am now at the point where I want to start making money from it. I stumbled across your videos and love them! I do have a question: Where do you get your images from?
This was a wonderful video!!! Thank you so much. Would you mind sharing the brush you are using to trace around the image? I know you mentioned it should be stiffer, but I just wanted to make sure I have it right. Have a wonderful day!
I love how you trace the image as opposed to make a blocked area...I don't much like the blocks. Thank you for providing "step-by-step" visuals; EXTREMELY helpful!
I want to say Thank You I really Appreciate You Helping Others Definitely Love this technique. Did it today Turned Out Beautifully usually things Don't happen that easy lol I did have a spray problem but I fixed it. Thank You Again ❤
Great video, covers every aspect in detail. I love the clean look of your bleach borders. Cannot wait for this rain to stop so I can try some of my own. Thank you so much for sharing!
Thank you for the terrific tutorial. I have watched other bleaching videos, and yours is the best. I particularly like how you do the bleach area for the design, as opposed to a large square area.
Wow!!!! I wish I would have seen ur video along time ago and a lot of my questions and problems would have been answered! Great video! I look forward to more of ur videos. Thank you
Peroxide has two uses in this process. 1) it stops the bleach process, meaning if you have one spot that is finished but other parts that are still bleaching but you don’t want a hole in that one spot, you can spray peroxide on that one spot to make it stop or slow it down so the other parts can catch up. Keep in mind, less is more, if you use too much it can actually make your bleach bleed. 2) after you press the shirt, sometimes it can leave a “scorch” mark. Basically, it looks slightly brown and burnt. If you spray a little peroxide on that part and use the heat from your heat press to help it evaporate the scorch marks disappear.
@@EmmasCottage any certain brand or type we need to use, fabulous video I am a beginner this is amazing, cant wait to do a shirt , also do you know of any type of shorts that one can use to sublimate with
My favorite brand is Gilden 64000 in Heather. All the Heather colors are 65% polyester and 35% cotton. You typically want 50% or higher for the sublimation portion and you want 50% or less of cotton anytime you bleach. If your cotton count is too high that is when you’re going to see rips in your shirt from the bleach over bleaching it.
Also, I haven’t sublimated on shorts but I’m sure you can. You’ll just need to make sure they are at least 50% Polyester and a lighter color for it to work.
Love the video! very helpful, great detail on your steps. my only question is.. what is the blend on your shirts? What do you prefer most for your blends? Thank you
What strength is the bleach? 50/50, 100%? Also, are these 100% cotton? And which detergent do you use? Do you use fabric softener? Also, does it have to be Heather material? Thank you for the wonderful tutorial it is helpful for a newbie
Lots of my videos explain my printer settings. Try looking at some of my earlier tutorials when I didn't have my Epson 15000 yet. I would tell you what they are right now, but I'm not in front of my computer to look it up.
Hi there! A few questions! What is the material of the shirts? Like the poly/cotton blend and why do you use the hydrogen peroxide? Thank you in advance!
Awesome ive been sublimating and want to do bleach T but do you nor use peroxide initially after spritz and painting out your sub spot? Another video placed shirt in peroxide bath. I dont really want extra steps but want best result I have easy press bur can hover over after pressing of need be after a peroxide spray. Ty so much sorry so long really motivated
I only spray peroxide if I need the bleaching process to slow down on one shirt if I’m working on others that may be falling behind. You can use a peroxide bath but it’s not necessary, it can be helpful if your working on lots of shirts at one time. I also use peroxide when pressing if the shirt turns yellow after.
Absolutely great beginners video. Thanks for teaching us. Can you show us how to take design to your software and how to print it ? Make or add flowers or leopard or something to it or where you get your artwork/design. 😊My best to you!
What program do you use to print out the images? I have a Cricut Air2& have Design Space but I just converted an Epson Ecotank 2800 to sublimation. I’m not tech savvy but I love how you break everything down! THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
Hi , I love your video and saved so when Im ready to do my first bleach shirt , I want to come back to your video, can I ask you what brand are the shirts you bleached on this video, thank you :))))
Thank you so much for this, is it okay if I do the same steps indoors? I live in Canada and it’s not really ideal weather to be playing outside lately 😅
I was looking for a good tutorial where it showed me step by step how to bleach and sublimate and didnt expected to find one as good as yours, love it that you give all kind ofmtios amd tricks! Thank you, Emma! Quick question, how you do your unicorn tshirt? Its adorable.
Glad I could help! Check out this tutorial th-cam.com/video/iyAILiKl8fI/w-d-xo.html you can speed up to 16:00 to see where I do a similar shirt. I get that effect with SEI tie dyes and then a sublimation image.
@@EmmasCottage just saw the video, I loved it! I was looking for a tie dye technique that wasn't too complicated or messy, and I saw some tutorial on how to do it with sublimation and wasn't entirely convinced, but this, this is perfection! I'm so trying it! Thank you!
Start here, but keep in mind there are tons of tutorials on TH-cam that can help you! th-cam.com/video/RARgePiE5Fk/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/dRh6FP7dr58/w-d-xo.html
Do you use straight bleach? How long do you let the bleach process? Do you rinse the bleach off first or use hydrogen peroxide before washing? If so, do you let them dry before washing? Lastly, do you wash them all together? Thank you!
I use straight bleach most of the time. I leave the bleach on as long as needed to get the color I want. I rinse the bleach off and hand wash with dawn dish soap, rinse, then throw in them all in the cold wash together. I have many more tutorials, keep watching, you will find the answers to most of your questions.
Where do you find the tank tops? What brand and style are they!! I’m struggling finding any that are affordable! All the ones I’ve found cost double what the tee’s are!! Help!! You’re amazing!!!
I use peroxide to eliminate scorching, which is yellowing to the press area. You just spray a light mist, lower your press to about an inch above for about 5 seconds and the scorch marks are removed!
I read somewhere that you have to preheat the sub paper to activate ink before you press it but you didn’t mention it. Is it necessary & what pressure do you use
I have an Epson 15000 and Epson 2760. I recommend Cosmo's ink. I use Gildens Pitch Black Mist for bleaching a dark shirt but it is only 40% poly so you'll want to use WanderSubli to help apply a sublimation image.
I have to startcraft 15x15 heat press. I converted an Epson 15000 and Epson 2760 for my sublimation printing. I typically use Gilden 64000 in the heather colors for my tshirts.
This was great!!! I have one question? I keep getting holes in my shirts from the bleach…. I washed after they dried and peroxided, I don’t know what I’m doing wrong 😑
That’s it…. Just looked 100% 😳 you listed places to purchase your shirts… Jiffy’s Clothing shop online Ss active wear Is that right? Is there anywhere to grab ones that are not 100% Cotten if I’m needing them like now…? Thank you for replying……🥰
@@nataliemarshall8553 If you’re close to a hobby lobby they have a brand called Next Level, I believe they are about 50-60% polyester. Also Walmart sales a George brand with a higher poly count.
What shirts do you use….. I really like the gray shirt you have here. What exact shirt to you use? Do you find it makes a difference which bleach you use?
I typically always used Gilden 64000 in the Heather Colors. I believe the grey one you are referring to is actually Heather Navy, they turn out very grey once bleached. These shirts are 65% Poly / 35% Cotton which is perfect for bleaching! When bleaching you want to make sure you have a lower cotton count. They higher the cotton the more chance of getting holes in your shirt.
These are the tank tops I use. www.jiffyshirts.com/district-DM138L.html?ac=Red+Frost#?back=/?query=womans+perfect+tri The shirts are Gilden 64000 in the heather colors.
I wash the shirt right after I bleach. If you use peroxide when you press to help eliminate any scorching, you do not need to wash again because your only spraying a very small amount.
I use a sublimation printer, it prints all colors except white. I find many of my images on Design Bundles and Etsy, and some I design myself. Hope this answers your question.
No I do not soak them before I bleach. I do wash them in a gentle detergent after. You can also soak them in a hydrogen peroxide bath to help stop the bleaching process.
Thanks for the tutorial! It will definitely come in handy soon. Quick question...why spray the shirt with hydrogen peroxide after you press your image?
Lots of different things to try to get it more vibrant, starting with a higher polyester count shirt. More pressure, 400 degrees for at least 60 seconds and playing around with your printer color functions until you find one you like. One of these days I’ll make a video showing how I trouble shot mine.
@@EmmasCottage I’m using the A sub 125 I believe n when I did my sublimation my heat press is 385 60 secs n it scorched a little. Epson 2760 printer but I believe my ink is Hippo brand. I’m sorry to bug you But you are my teacher 🥰👍🏻
Thank you! Yes, I actually use a different spray bottle now for my misting that I like better. Check out this video where I show the bottle and the description for the link to it. th-cam.com/video/RARgePiE5Fk/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for the great video! Your shirts are awesome! Do you by any chance have a link to the Gildan shirts you use? The dabbing unicorn shirt @ the end of the video was very cool! Did you use the same spray dyes that you used in your bleach & dye video?
Thank you so much Rachel! Here is a link for the Gilden Shirts www.jiffyshirts.com/gildan-G640.html?ac=Heather+Military+Green. There are lots of different websites that I monitor daily as they are always out of stock! Yes, I used the "s.e.i. TIE DYE" spray on the unicorn shirt. I use the marble technique to get that look, just like how I do the bleach.
@@EmmasCottage thank you very much! I like JiffyShirts they have good prices & crazy fast shipping. I'm looking forward to watching more of your videos
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You are the most kind hearted young lady. I hope to see more of your videos. I have just purchased the Silhouette Pro 24" to do some creative things with my grand daughter. We should have it along with the heating attachments by Saturday! Thank you for sharing! It has really helped, I also have seen some other techniques for putting multiple folds by gathering the shirts and spraying them>. it is another great way to bleach. I cant believe all the techniques I am learning before I get the machine. Thank YOU AGAIN FOR YOUR KINDNESS.
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I've done several shirts but I'm having trouble with the bleach eating holes in the material. How can I stop that?
@@brandikeith1350 what fabric are you bleaching? If it’s 100% cotton then you will get holes!
@@EmmasCottage thank you. Some were 100 cotton but I found if you spray the peroxide on it the second it starts turning white it won't leave any holes.
Thanks for detail. I now know the steps I have been missing. I have watched so many videos and yours is the one that showed me what I was missing. Thank you!
Glad I could help!!
Perhaps the best, most thorough tutorials I've come across!!
I’m so happy to help!
Best bleaching by far that I have watched!! Thank you so much!!! I feel comfortable finally to try the bleach. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you! I hope you’ll keep watching to see many more tips and tricks!
I watched a dozen of your videos and I just love them. You are so informative and through. Your sparkling personality shines bright!
Thank you so much Krystal!
I love what you said about we're all in this together and to share and pay it forward! I have learned (and am still learning) all I know from watching TH-cam videos and Facebook Cricut groups as well! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!!! It is much appreciated!
Thanks for watching Rachel! If you haven’t yet, I invite you to join our Facebook group. We’ve got a great group from beginners to very experienced crafters that all help one another!
Hi Emma!
I loved your video and love how positive you are!!
I have a new Cricut machine that I love and am now at the point where I want to start making money from it.
I stumbled across your videos and love them!
I do have a question:
Where do you get your images from?
Thank you for tutorial and your positive encouragement at the end.
You are so welcome!
Wow that looks amazing I’m going to try it, I’m a beginner so wish me luck lol.
You can do it!
This was a wonderful video!!! Thank you so much. Would you mind sharing the brush you are using to trace around the image? I know you mentioned it should be stiffer, but I just wanted to make sure I have it right. Have a wonderful day!
Thank you! Just a cheap brush, synthetic hair is key, the bleach won’t hurt those ones!
I love how you trace the image as opposed to make a blocked area...I don't much like the blocks. Thank you for providing "step-by-step" visuals; EXTREMELY helpful!
You are so welcome!
I want to say Thank You I really Appreciate You Helping Others Definitely Love this technique. Did it today Turned Out Beautifully usually things Don't happen that easy lol I did have a spray problem but I fixed it. Thank You Again ❤
You are so welcome! Thanks for sharing!
The BEST video I have seen that goes step by step. Thank you so much !! you gave me so much confidence 😊
Happy I could help!
Emma you are such a wonderful caring person! Thank you for giving so much to the crafter community!
Thank you for watching and supporting me!
Best tutorial I’ve seen BY FAR!! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Great video, covers every aspect in detail. I love the clean look of your bleach borders. Cannot wait for this rain to stop so I can try some of my own. Thank you so much for sharing!
I take advantage of every sunny moment! I live in the PNW so if it stops raining for a few minutes I’m outside bleaching!
@@EmmasCottage I'm in central Texas. We aren't used to this much rain and dark clouds!
Thank you for the terrific tutorial. I have watched other bleaching videos, and yours is the best. I particularly like how you do the bleach area for the design, as opposed to a large square area.
Thank you so much! Thanks for watching!
Wow!!!! I wish I would have seen ur video along time ago and a lot of my questions and problems would have been answered! Great video! I look forward to more of ur videos. Thank you
Glad it was helpful! I have two other great videos that discuss common questions and answers. Check them out!
Thank you for the wonderful video, well explained! I am curious why to spray with hydrogen peroxide after the sublimination?
I spray it outside to slow down the bleaching process. I spray it inside after I press if the shirt shows any yellowing/scorching after I press.
This is the best process I have seen so far. What is the peroxide for? I have not seen anyone use that before. Thanks for sharing your expertise.
Peroxide has two uses in this process. 1) it stops the bleach process, meaning if you have one spot that is finished but other parts that are still bleaching but you don’t want a hole in that one spot, you can spray peroxide on that one spot to make it stop or slow it down so the other parts can catch up. Keep in mind, less is more, if you use too much it can actually make your bleach bleed. 2) after you press the shirt, sometimes it can leave a “scorch” mark. Basically, it looks slightly brown and burnt. If you spray a little peroxide on that part and use the heat from your heat press to help it evaporate the scorch marks disappear.
@@EmmasCottage any certain brand or type we need to use, fabulous video I am a beginner this is amazing, cant wait to do a shirt , also do you know of any type of shorts that one can use to sublimate with
My favorite brand is Gilden 64000 in Heather. All the Heather colors are 65% polyester and 35% cotton. You typically want 50% or higher for the sublimation portion and you want 50% or less of cotton anytime you bleach. If your cotton count is too high that is when you’re going to see rips in your shirt from the bleach over bleaching it.
Also, I haven’t sublimated on shorts but I’m sure you can. You’ll just need to make sure they are at least 50% Polyester and a lighter color for it to work.
I love it, thank you so much for sharing. 1 question. This is cotton or polyester?
These shirts are Gilden 64000 in Heather colors. They are 65% polyester, 35% cotton.
Thank you so much :-)
Loved this video. I’m new and I got lots of good tips.
Glad it was helpful!
Love the video! very helpful, great detail on your steps. my only question is.. what is the blend on your shirts? What do you prefer most for your blends? Thank you
I prefer 65% polyester, 35% cotton
What strength is the bleach? 50/50, 100%?
Also, are these 100% cotton?
And which detergent do you use?
Do you use fabric softener?
Also, does it have to be Heather material?
Thank you for the wonderful tutorial it is helpful for a newbie
You are amazing. I am so blessed that I found your channel. Love your shirts
I too am blessed you found my channel! Thank you for your support and I wish you the best in your creative designs! Cheers!
Best video I’ve seen, thank you! Now I actually feel comfortable bleaching a shirt!
Wow, thanks!
Best tutorial I’ve seen thus far!
I have a question, what brand tank tops do you use?
I purchase these from www.jiffyshirts.com/district-DM138L.html?ac=Fuchsia+Frost
@@EmmasCottage thank you so much!!🙂
I love your technique.
Thank you so much! It’s so easy and makes my shirts look so crisp, I thought I’d pay it forward and share!
Your videos are so informative and your a great teacher thanks.
Thank you so much. I’m glad you found it helpful.
Do you have a video on what settings to use on the printer 2760.
Lots of my videos explain my printer settings. Try looking at some of my earlier tutorials when I didn't have my Epson 15000 yet. I would tell you what they are right now, but I'm not in front of my computer to look it up.
Hi there! A few questions! What is the material of the shirts? Like the poly/cotton blend and why do you use the hydrogen peroxide? Thank you in advance!
The material is 65% poly, 35% cotton. I use the hydrogen peroxide after pressing to get rid of any scorch marks left by the heat press.
Awesome ive been sublimating and want to do bleach T but do you nor use peroxide initially after spritz and painting out your sub spot? Another video placed shirt in peroxide bath. I dont really want extra steps but want best result
I have easy press bur can hover over after pressing of need be after a peroxide spray. Ty so much sorry so long really motivated
I only spray peroxide if I need the bleaching process to slow down on one shirt if I’m working on others that may be falling behind. You can use a peroxide bath but it’s not necessary, it can be helpful if your working on lots of shirts at one time. I also use peroxide when pressing if the shirt turns yellow after.
Thank you for this awesome video!!❤️ What is the best black shirt that you have found that sublimates and bleaches white?
Gilden Pitch black mist. But it’s only 40% poly so it looks very vintage.
Absolutely great beginners video. Thanks for teaching us. Can you show us how to take design to your software and how to print it ? Make or add flowers or leopard or something to it or where you get your artwork/design. 😊My best to you!
Do you have design space? If so, try here. th-cam.com/video/_Zx5ZQ4oAYA/w-d-xo.html I have a lot more tutorials that help explain.
What program do you use to print out the images? I have a Cricut Air2& have Design Space but I just converted an Epson Ecotank 2800 to sublimation. I’m not tech savvy but I love how you break everything down! THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
I design in Cricut design space or Procreate, then usually print from Microsoft Word.
Ty for ur videos so informative can I ask what type of tank top u use for bleaching? Or the v necks ? Ty !
They are the District woman’s perfect tri tank
Great video!! Where do you buy your shirts? What is the blend? How much polyester vs cotton? Thank you!
I purchase most of my shirts from clothingshoponline.com My favorite is the Gilden 64000 in the heather colors which are 35% Cotton/ 65% Polyester
Hi , I love your video and saved so when Im ready to do my first bleach shirt , I want to come back to your video, can I ask you what brand are the shirts you bleached on this video, thank you :))))
These are Gilden 67000 in the Heather colors!
Thank you so much for this, is it okay if I do the same steps indoors? I live in Canada and it’s not really ideal weather to be playing outside lately 😅
I have another tutorial where I bleach inside my garage, check it out here. th-cam.com/video/9uoGU__ivWk/w-d-xo.html
great video! just curious, what is it you used to cover the spot on the shirt when you used the spray bottle?
I use hydrogen peroxide to remove any scorch stains.
I just love all your videos!! IYou have been an Angel sent from Heaven. Thank you!!!!
Thanks for watching Lynn!
Awesome video and you’re such a breath of fresh air with your talent and positivity 🥰
Thank you so much Kia Carpenter!!
Where did you find the peace, love back the blue? I love it
I believe one of them was on Etsy, the other one I designed!
Totally enjoyed watching 😊
Awesome! Thank you!
How long do you let the bleach set to make it white. I'm using the Next Level 65/35 and it's not white after 20 minutes
Check out this video, th-cam.com/video/dRh6FP7dr58/w-d-xo.html • 07:18 = How long do you leave the bleach on?
Great tutorial! I'm new to Sublimation, and the creative wheels 🛞 are turning! Thank you😉
Welcome to the fun world of sublimation!
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us. I am going to try to make some of these shirts. You rock!
So happy I could help!
I was looking for a good tutorial where it showed me step by step how to bleach and sublimate and didnt expected to find one as good as yours, love it that you give all kind ofmtios amd tricks! Thank you, Emma! Quick question, how you do your unicorn tshirt? Its adorable.
Glad I could help! Check out this tutorial th-cam.com/video/iyAILiKl8fI/w-d-xo.html you can speed up to 16:00 to see where I do a similar shirt. I get that effect with SEI tie dyes and then a sublimation image.
@@EmmasCottage just saw the video, I loved it! I was looking for a tie dye technique that wasn't too complicated or messy, and I saw some tutorial on how to do it with sublimation and wasn't entirely convinced, but this, this is perfection! I'm so trying it! Thank you!
Great video. Does having the heat press sideways work better than having it foward facing?
I only had it that way for the tutorial so the camera could see what I was doing. I typically use it straight on.
@@EmmasCottage I see. I may move mine and see how I like it
I'd like some info on how your able to print out the pictures with what kind of printer
Start here, but keep in mind there are tons of tutorials on TH-cam that can help you! th-cam.com/video/RARgePiE5Fk/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/dRh6FP7dr58/w-d-xo.html
Do you use straight bleach? How long do you let the bleach process? Do you rinse the bleach off first or use hydrogen peroxide before washing? If so, do you let them dry before washing? Lastly, do you wash them all together? Thank you!
I use straight bleach most of the time. I leave the bleach on as long as needed to get the color I want. I rinse the bleach off and hand wash with dawn dish soap, rinse, then throw in them all in the cold wash together. I have many more tutorials, keep watching, you will find the answers to most of your questions.
I love all of your videos. Can I ask how long your epson eco tank 15000 printer has held up for sublimation?
I’ve had it for about two years I believe. No problems.
@@EmmasCottage thank you!
Where do you find the tank tops? What brand and style are they!! I’m struggling finding any that are affordable! All the ones I’ve found cost double what the tee’s are!! Help!! You’re amazing!!!
The brand I used is no longer available, unfortunately.
Hi. I am just getting into this vast craft of sublimation.... I loved watching your video. Can you tell me why you spray the peroxide on the image?
I use peroxide to eliminate scorching, which is yellowing to the press area. You just spray a light mist, lower your press to about an inch above for about 5 seconds and the scorch marks are removed!
This was great!!! May I ask where you buy your iron on images?
I don’t use iron on images in this tutorial. I am using sublimation ink images. Is that what you are referring to?
I read somewhere that you have to preheat the sub paper to activate ink before you press it but you didn’t mention it. Is it necessary & what pressure do you use
No you do not need to preheat the sub paper, you do need to prepress the shirt. I always use heavy pressure.
Absolutely beautiful!
Thank you so much!
Hi what brand are the tank tops that you use for bleaching and sublimating please
Those are Ladies Perfect Tri Racerback Tanks. 50% Poly. I buy them from Jiffyshirts.com
Love them. What’s the number for next level shirt good for sublimation ?
It is Next level 6010.
www.jiffyshirts.com/nextlevel-6010.html?ac=Military+Green#?back=/?query=Next+Level
May I ask what the peroxide is for? I love the way you do your shirts! Thank you for showing how you do this!
Watch this tutorial to find a great explanation! You can watch the whole thing or fast forward to 12:50 th-cam.com/video/dRh6FP7dr58/w-d-xo.html
great video What printer do you use the color is so vibrant and is there a black shirt to bleach?
I have an Epson 15000 and Epson 2760. I recommend Cosmo's ink. I use Gildens Pitch Black Mist for bleaching a dark shirt but it is only 40% poly so you'll want to use WanderSubli to help apply a sublimation image.
Do you wash for the first time after bleaching in cold or warm water? Great video!
I wash in cold, only to prevent colors from bleeding because I typically wash all my colors together.
This is such a great video to learn. I was wondering what kind of heating press, t-shirts and sublimation printer you use?
I have to startcraft 15x15 heat press. I converted an Epson 15000 and Epson 2760 for my sublimation printing. I typically use Gilden 64000 in the heather colors for my tshirts.
What sort of bleach do you use please Emma
Regular Clorox
What do you recommend for washing instructions for customers?
Turn garment inside out, Machine wash cold, No fabric Softner, Do not iron image, Do not dry clean, Tumble dry low
I love your method ❤
Thanks so much Jeanette!
Your videos have been really helpful. Great community we have here!
Thank you! I agree, great community!
Quick question, the peroxide applied to heat pressed shirt is for??? I'm learning to make shirts , loved the explanation
Removes any scorching/yellowing.
Hey girl. Amazing video ! Great Job. What kind of brushes do you use to bleach. The ones I use, the bleach eats the brush’s up
I use super cheap synthetic bristle brushes. I’ve heard the expensive real hair brushes get ruined by the bleach. I’ve used the same brush all summer!
@@EmmasCottage wow Ithank you I’m definitely gonna switch I might get 2-3 shirts with the ones I use!
Thank you so much for posting this! This is my first time to do these shirts and excited to get going. Are you using full strength bleach?
Yes I am! I do not dilute my bleach. Check out my other tutorials for beginners, you will find some very helpful information!
This was great!!! I have one question? I keep getting holes in my shirts from the bleach…. I washed after they dried and peroxided, I don’t know what I’m doing wrong 😑
What is the cotton % of the shirts you are sublimating? The higher the Cotton count the higher risk you are taking of getting holes.
That’s it…. Just looked 100% 😳 you listed places to purchase your shirts…
Jiffy’s
Clothing shop online
Ss active wear
Is that right?
Is there anywhere to grab ones that are not 100% Cotten if I’m needing them like now…?
Thank you for replying……🥰
@@nataliemarshall8553 If you’re close to a hobby lobby they have a brand called Next Level, I believe they are about 50-60% polyester. Also Walmart sales a George brand with a higher poly count.
Thank you so much! So glad I found your tutorials they are wonderful….
What shirts do you use….. I really like the gray shirt you have here. What exact shirt to you use? Do you find it makes a difference which bleach you use?
I typically always used Gilden 64000 in the Heather Colors. I believe the grey one you are referring to is actually Heather Navy, they turn out very grey once bleached. These shirts are 65% Poly / 35% Cotton which is perfect for bleaching!
When bleaching you want to make sure you have a lower cotton count. They higher the cotton the more chance of getting holes in your shirt.
By far the best tutorial I’ve watched! Thank you!
Thank you Ann! That means so much to me!
When you were spritzing the front and back, When you turn it over, does it not get bleach that was on the table from the previous side?
When it’s that hot outside the bleach drys super fast and typically won’t spread when I flip it.
@@EmmasCottage thank you
What brand of tank tops do you use? Are those gildan or next level also?
These are the tank tops I use. www.jiffyshirts.com/district-DM138L.html?ac=Red+Frost#?back=/?query=womans+perfect+tri The shirts are Gilden 64000 in the heather colors.
When do u wash tshirt??
After bleach?
And do u have to wash again after peroxide?.
Love ur videos
I wash the shirt right after I bleach. If you use peroxide when you press to help eliminate any scorching, you do not need to wash again because your only spraying a very small amount.
This is a great video. May I ask what you spray on the shirt after it had been pressed.
Hydrogen peroxide to remove any scorch marks from the hot press.
Emma you are the best!
Thanks Gayl!
Is it straight bleach or mixed with water? What’s the ratio? Great video!!
I do no mix my bleach. Many do, not me.
Hi! Is this a cotton shirt? If so how do you get the sublimation not to wash off in the washer machine? Or is this shirt polyester?
These are Gilden 65% polyester 35% cotton shirts.
What did you use for the image and how do you get all the different colors onto one picture
I use a sublimation printer, it prints all colors except white. I find many of my images on Design Bundles and Etsy, and some I design myself. Hope this answers your question.
Great vid. I use a washable marker instead of trying to trace with bleach
That’s a great idea too!
Do you wash or soak your t-shirts in soda ash before you bleach? Do you wash them in anything after to set the colors?
No I do not soak them before I bleach. I do wash them in a gentle detergent after. You can also soak them in a hydrogen peroxide bath to help stop the bleaching process.
You can link your shirts here? I have looked on Jiffy shirts but can only find gildan 50/50 blend.. I cant located the 65%poly blend. Thanks
Sure! www.jiffyshirts.com/gildan-G640.html?ac=Heather+Royal Keep in mind, that only the Heather Colors are 65% Poly / 35% Cotton.
Very beautiful work
Thank you! Cheers!
Thanks for the tutorial! It will definitely come in handy soon. Quick question...why spray the shirt with hydrogen peroxide after you press your image?
I spray after I press if the shirt looks Scorched, yellowed, from the heat. The Hydrogen Peroxide removes the yellowing.
Absolutely awesome tutorial!! Love the step by step instructions!! Thank you for everything!!!
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You are so welcome!
This is such an amazing tutorial! Thank you so much!
Thanks so much for watching
Just found you and subbed… what is the peroxide sprayed for towards the end I’m new to sublimation
Thank you for subbing! The peroxide is to remove any scorch marks/ yellowing from the press.
How did you do the rainbow white shirt at the reveal section of the video?
I show how to do a similar shirt with the same type of dyes on this tutorial. th-cam.com/video/iyAILiKl8fI/w-d-xo.html Fast forward to 16:00
Thank you so much for your tutorial. I love how your designs are very vibrant. I have an Epson 7210, but I don’t get designs that bright.
Lots of different things to try to get it more vibrant, starting with a higher polyester count shirt. More pressure, 400 degrees for at least 60 seconds and playing around with your printer color functions until you find one you like. One of these days I’ll make a video showing how I trouble shot mine.
Is this the printer you used for sublimation? What heat press do you have as well?
@@EmmasCottage I’m using the A sub 125 I believe n when I did my sublimation my heat press is 385 60 secs n it scorched a little. Epson 2760 printer but I believe my ink is Hippo brand. I’m sorry to bug you But you are my teacher 🥰👍🏻
This video was so helpful!!
Thank you so much! 🙏🏼🥰
You're so welcome!
Video is very helpful! Question as I want to do my first bleach shirt. If I want the white to show does it need to be out in the sun longer?
Yes, sun is going to be your best option at getting them to a truer white. Not all colors bleach to white, some will only bleach a few shades.
Can you do a video on how you made your coffee cup?
Check this tutorial out. th-cam.com/video/XrgWRAxz7CI/w-d-xo.html
Love it I have a question 😜 When I sprayed the peroxide after sub it lightened the black on my actual image? Do you know why that happened?
Hmm, I’m not sure. I have never had that happen to mine.
@@EmmasCottage Ok thank you
Great video! When you say misting. Do you mean the cap should be twisted back on tighter than when streaking?
Thank you! Yes, I actually use a different spray bottle now for my misting that I like better. Check out this video where I show the bottle and the description for the link to it. th-cam.com/video/RARgePiE5Fk/w-d-xo.html
What kind of shirt do you recommend for kids shirts?
Kids shirts are the hardest for me, I still have not found one particular brand that works better than another! I wish that Gilden made some!
Thank you for the great video! Your shirts are awesome!
Do you by any chance have a link to the Gildan shirts you use?
The dabbing unicorn shirt @ the end of the video was very cool! Did you use the same spray dyes that you used in your bleach & dye video?
Thank you so much Rachel! Here is a link for the Gilden Shirts www.jiffyshirts.com/gildan-G640.html?ac=Heather+Military+Green. There are lots of different websites that I monitor daily as they are always out of stock! Yes, I used the "s.e.i. TIE DYE" spray on the unicorn shirt. I use the marble technique to get that look, just like how I do the bleach.
@@EmmasCottage thank you very much! I like JiffyShirts they have good prices & crazy fast shipping. I'm looking forward to watching more of your videos