By far the easiest method for sublimating on glass. I have not had a failure yet :). Thank you for sharing. I was able to wrap the lights round the spacer and then secured the control to the back with hot glue.
Fantastic, I have been looking for this type of sublimation. For the UK people, Hobbycraft is the best place to get the Shadow Box's, they do all sizes
Only thing I have a question about is that my laminate is a little wavy..i.e. not completely flat on the glass…any way to avoid this in the future? Thanks for showing me a much more fun way to do a shadow box compared to the traditional card stock ones…
Hi there, what type of laminating sheets are you using? I know you mentioned the brand doesn’t matter but are you using self adhesive laminating pouches or thermal? Thanks.
I think it would be best to buy larger laminating pouches which are available on Amazon. If you piece two together you will have a line. Thanks for watching!
Ok, now I have a question. I’ve printed my design on sub paper but all the black doesn’t print (which should’ve thought of) but how do you deal With that? Ie my cardinal faces are white instead of black
@@mandylybeck5511 First make sure your printer is printing all colors by doing a print head check in the maintenance section of your printer. You can also print a purge sheet to see if you colors are all getting printed as they should be.
Beautiful 🎉
You made it look so easy
Thank you and thanks for watching!
you can use velcro dots or strip to keep the battery holder in place
I will have to try that! You could probably use double sided tape for the fairy lights :)
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By far the easiest method for sublimating on glass. I have not had a failure yet :). Thank you for sharing. I was able to wrap the lights round the spacer and then secured the control to the back with hot glue.
Excellent! Thanks for watching!
Wow I love this idea. Great job on the directions. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
thank you. i had this idea in my mind, and came and apparently everyone had the same idea, lol thanks for the video!! gonna try it now
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Love how that turned out
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Simply Beautiful.
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WOW...very nice....I will be making these...Thank you for sharing.
Have fun! Thanks for watching!
I've used really strong glue dots (Zots?), they hold the lights really well. Love this!
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They worked great!
It’s beautiful! Thank you.
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Great! Nice to see you back, it's been a while ❤
Yes it has! Thanks for watching!
Thank you for this!!subscribed
Not sure if this would work but what about using some tiny pins and wrap the fairy lights around them?
Thanks for the suggestion! Thanks for watching!
Fantastic, I have been looking for this type of sublimation. For the UK people, Hobbycraft is the best place to get the Shadow Box's, they do all sizes
Thanks for watching!
That is goregous! Thank you for the idea! Try using glue dots, those work great for me
Thanks for the tip! Thanks for watching!
Only thing I have a question about is that my laminate is a little wavy..i.e. not completely flat on the glass…any way to avoid this in the future? Thanks for showing me a much more fun way to do a shadow box compared to the traditional card stock ones…
Try to smooth it out the best you can. You can use windex to apply that will help smooth it out before it sticks to the glass. Thanks for watching!
Thank you, I use 2 sided tape to hold the lights, I also use it to hold the battery pack to the back if it doesn't have the hanger to hold it.
Good idea! Thanks for watching!
Could use double sided tape to attached the lights. Also, where did you purchase the taper dispenser???
You probably could use double sided tape if it was sticky enough. I purchased the tape dispenser from Amazon amzn.to/3Rm0BMb
Thank you for sharing. It's so beautiful
I'm glad you like it Thanks for watching!
Another question.. does the DTF transfer have to be UV or can a regular DTF be used for this process?
For glass you need UVDTF transfers. Thanks for watching!
Hi there, what type of laminating sheets are you using? I know you mentioned the brand doesn’t matter but are you using self adhesive laminating pouches or thermal? Thanks.
They are Thermal. This is what I used! amzn.to/47kthfa Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much😊
You're welcome 😊 Thanks for watching!
This is so pretty!!
#1. What printer do you use for this?
#2. What is the purpose of the laminating sheets?
We use a Epson F170 sublimation printer. The thermal laminating sheets allows us to sublimate our image to the glass. Thanks for watching!
Nicely done and very pretty!
Perhaps some strong double sided glue dots could be used in place of the tape.
Tracey
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Looks beautiful thanks for showing us
My pleasure 😊Thanks for watching!
Do you sale them? I would love to buy some for Christmas gifts..
Sorry I only have the one I made in the video! Thanks for watching!
did you print this i,age on a sublimation printer?
Yes I printed it on a Epson F170 Sublimation Printer. Thanks for watching!
Thank you!
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For a larger project, can the laminating sheets be pieced or should I get bigger laminating sheet? Thank you for sharing your technique!
I think it would be best to buy larger laminating pouches which are available on Amazon. If you piece two together you will have a line. Thanks for watching!
How long have u kept one. After a few months they have blurred just like white vinyl
I have only had one for about a week now. Thanks for watching!
Would you mind to clarify what material you printed the image on? Is that sublimation paper?
Never mind I think that is a yes lol! Thx for sharing
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Ok, now I have a question. I’ve printed my design on sub paper but all the black doesn’t print (which should’ve thought of) but how do you deal
With that? Ie my cardinal faces are white instead of black
@@mandylybeck5511 First make sure your printer is printing all colors by doing a print head check in the maintenance section of your printer. You can also print a purge sheet to see if you colors are all getting printed as they should be.
Could use glitter cardstock!
You could use pretty much any color or type of card stock you want to use for the background. Good Idea!
May I ask the Brand/what kind of heat press you have? Thank you
I have a Vevor 15 x 15 clam shell press. Thanks for watching!
Thank you!
Where can I get the image from please.
www.etsy.com/listing/1595163377 Thanks for watching!
Why does your printed image look glossy???
Not sure why my printed image looks glossy. I use ASUB 125 sublimation paper. Thanks for watching!
i would have used double sided tape or double sided dots