Thanks for showing us the mistakes too. You watch all these videos and when you mess everything up the first time you try, and you watch all of these perfect videos (which I know they don’t always go perfect “, you start to feel like you can’t do anything right! In reality, it does take some mistakes to perfect these things! I have lightened up a lot! I appreciate your videos, a lot!
Thank you!! I followed your process and my skinny tumblers turned out amazing!!! I'm so excited to finally know how to make beautiful tumblers using my Cricut Mug Press.
I judged wanted to thank you and mr crafty pants about doing tumblers in the Cricut mug press. Turned out FABULOUS, small issue with seam, totally my fault. Infusible marker and heat gun fixed it THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!
Ordered the wraps, followed all your instructions precisely, and I LOVE MY NEW TUMBLER!!!! THANK YOU!!!! LOVE LOVE LOVE all your videos and hard work! Question . . . How do you print a full tumble wrap thru Design Scape? I had to print twice and tape.
Just an FYI, saw another video where they tried infusible ink on tumbler, flipping it like you in Cricut Mug Press and it did the same as yours. They think the heat reheats the infusible ink when flipped and fades it and makes those markings.
Thank you for finding a solution to be able to due different sizes of blanks in the mug press. I think Cricut missed the bar by making this heat press for only certain height blanks. I would love to see them make a larger press to do the full tumbler without having to turn it over. Moving forward with this method, I will certainly follow your instructions!!
Hi, I love your channel and have had great projects with your tutorials :) Where you had issues with the whole sheet of infusible ink and the moisture marks, do you think smaller images that were weeded and cut out then taped onto the skinny tumbler would work better? Thankyou x
Hello! Can you print on sublimation paper using an inkjet printer? Or does it have to be a sublimation printer ink? To be able to use it on your mug? I hope i make sense. Thank you
I know you said you aren’t great with the seams but how would you go about getting that lined up properly? Should the paper overlap or line up edge to edge when you wrap it around?
I do a slight overlap a lot as I personally do better with that. To line up properly, cut the bottom of your paper straight so that you can rest is on the table as your wrap around with your tumbler standing up. Then the entire thing will be straight.
I have linked it in the description below the video. On computer, click show more. On mobile, click the arrow to expand the description or swipe up on the video.
Great information! Question, though. Are you suggesting ONLY using sublimation prints and not the infusible ink? I don't have a sublimation printer unfortunately and it's not in the budget at this time. Can you buy pre-printed sublimation sheets by any chance? Also, on your camp for May 12-14...I'd like to join, but have to work. Can I watch later, or do I have to purchase the All Access Pass to watch later? Thanks!!
You can buy pre-printed sublimation sheets and those may work better! I didn't have any luck with Infusible Ink and wanted to be honest about that. If you can't watch during the camp days, you do need an All-Access pass to get extended access.
The timer does well when you are doing a cold mug after a hot one. But it throws it off when you press down the lever again onto something hot. It is more of a temperature gauge than a traditional timer.
@@AngieHolden i get confussed when i put in a mug straight after one i just made and its like with it work will it still be hot enough so do i count and wait as long
when i I turned it on not working and it gives me this notification "Connect machine Machine Deactivated This machine is not in working order. If you think you're getting this message in error, contact Member Care.
Help please! My tumbler starting smoking about half way through. Is that the silicone mat (new) or maybe the tumbler itself? Is that normal? Is it ok? Thanks!
I wonder if you did the infusible ink on the 20 oz and let it cool down before turning it over if it would work better. Just wondering if it messed up on the section you did first or the second you did second. Thank you for the tips!
@@AngieHolden well darn. lol I don't have a sublimation printer but do have some infusible ink sheets so was really hoping on that one. Thanks for at least trying it!
Angie… I have been so afraid to press anything other than Cricut mugs in mine because I saw a couple instances where people had done “non-approved” items and it somehow “bricked” their press and it became unusable. Do you know if this is true and if so, do we know what causes this to happen?
Angie, help! I purchased the watermelon file and before I sublimated onto a tumbler, I sublimated onto a piece of 100% polyester to make sure the colors were right. The green has more of a turquoise look to it and the melon part is more orange/pink versus both the green and the pink of yours. I am not sure what to do to adjust. Possible you can provide any suggestions as to what to tone down or tone up or whatever?
@@AngieHolden I did watch and have a question but..... So first, after I sent that comment I ran into all sorts of problems with my printer - my entire printer was clogged up and no color would print out of it at all. It was crazy! After working on it for hours and hours, I finally figured that it was the dampers where the ink flows from the tubes into and then into the print heads. There was literally no ink in them. They were totally dry. So I finally got that resolved with a syringe and pulling ink through. If you ever want help on making a video on that because it's a huge issue, I am happy to share with you what I had to do to fix it. Then you could make a helpful video about it. It's literally an intense process but it works and it saves you from doing a power cleaning which ends up wasting up to 1/3 of your ink reservoirs. While everyone talks about power cleaning, etc, the dos and donts of performing that process, not very many people realize the issue could be with the dampers being clogged instead. But anyway, I finally got that resolved and I'm back to the tumbler color itself. Possible to just move the cyan down a little? Or the yellow up a little to get that green to be not such a dark green but more the melon color it should be? Not sure which way to go in all honesty! LOL
@@AngieHolden Yep, I have been using polyester fabric as my test prints. I don't want to ruin a tumbler. I even pressed on a Cricut Mug (a small section) just to see if there is a difference...nope. No difference. I just cant seem to get that melon rind a brighter/lighter green. I try to turn cyan down, turn yellow up, etc - and the color does not barely change. I give up I think with this one design. And I LOVE yours.
I link to them in the description below the video. On computer, click show more. On mobile, click the arrow to expand the description or swipe up on the video depending on how you are watching.
Finally I've found what's wrong. I've gone through 7 tumblers and they all have those watermarks and I couldn't figure out where it was coming from. I'm doing sublimation and the mats and every single tumbler has come out with those marks
I love that watermelon print, so cute! This was such an informative video Angie. As always you show everything and explain everything so well. Thanks for that! Hugs, Brenda
This is great ❤ I use my silicone mat that I order for my epoxy it came with two mats so I use one for my tumblers.and I figure out a few more great tips. I use a metal stirrer to lay down on the bottom plate
@@rosalindalozano233 I place the metal stirrer on the bottom of the metal plate it keep your tumbler from going all the down to the bottom, it help you also got a even press for the top of your tumbler
Just thought I would say I have used a silicone baking mat cut up and put around in layers to close the gaps for the skinny tumblers and/or anything else that is too small for sublimation with printed infusible ink. It worked just fine. Maybe test that out on a video sometime to see if you get good results as well.
Thanks for this video. Just starting out with sublimation. I'm doing my first tumblers this weekend. Question, when you did the 2nd pass at the tumbler and taped the image inside the tumbler, did you add protective paper inside to prevent bleeding into the mug press? Thanks
I love the watermelon look Is there a certain press that you can make several sizes or would I have to purchase a mug press and a tumbler press sorry I am a newbie to all this. Thank you
Loved your video but have a question. Using infusible ink transfers on a stainles steel tumbler do you have to use a longer time for it. I tried and it didn't hardly show. I was using the inserts which are great. Help please
There is a gap in the front when you close it. It is for the handle of the mug. In this case, we want to do a full wrap so we would need to rotate to sublimate that strip.
I was REALLY rooting for the camp mug!!😭 I want those so bad. Excellent tutorial. I haven't seen the mug press IRL, but it looks like a button on the bottom where the mug sits, so upside down, it would go around that & lower in the machine missing full heat. Never thought about it before seeing this. Thank you!!
Do you think the infusible ink would work better/ avoid marks if the inserts were preheated in the mug press before adding the tumbler? I don’t have a sublimation printer…
Hoping Circut comes out with an option to press tumblers because for the price it is my opinion that the process should be less complicated when using the mug press.
I have made several skinny 20oz tumblers in my cricut mug press but I don’t use anything on it like a wrap the wall isn’t even touching the tumbler and it comes out perfect I do 3 minutes on one side turn it then flip it and do the same thing
@@AngieHolden it took me a few tries but I think it was because I didn’t have it taped right enough I didn’t steer out doing it this way my friend does it this way and they come out perfect idk how but they do lol
I LITERALLY asked this question on Facebook and looked for a video about this YESTERDAY. You truly are my favorite and thank you for listening to the crafting Gods because I needed this
This video couldn’t be better timed, I purchased some 20 oz skinny tumblers and then realized they’re too small for my Cricut mug press. Placed an order for the inserts, can’t wait for them to get here so I can get started. Thanks, Angie!
Great video Angie! Thanks for finding a product that creates that tight fit we need. You mentioned that when you flip the skinny tumbler, you should lift it slight off the bottom of the press. Shouldn't you do that for both the top and the bottom so neither end touches the bottom? If not, can you explain why? Thanks so much and again, great video - as always! :)
It is fine to touch the bottom plate. However, when you flip it, the tumbler is open and will NOT touch the bottom plate but instead go around it. So it actually goes in LOWER than the tumbler inserted with the bottom side down.
Hello, I have a question. I already made two 20oz tumblers. I left the first one a minute more on each side, after the first side is made by the mug and it burned in the middle part. I tried it again but now only one minute instead of two as you indicated but the one-sided design burned very little. What could it be ? If I do what you do Thanks in advance
Thanks for showing us the mistakes too. You watch all these videos and when you mess everything up the first time you try, and you watch all of these perfect videos (which I know they don’t always go perfect “, you start to feel like you can’t do anything right! In reality, it does take some mistakes to perfect these things! I have lightened up a lot! I appreciate your videos, a lot!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you!! I followed your process and my skinny tumblers turned out amazing!!! I'm so excited to finally know how to make beautiful tumblers using my Cricut Mug Press.
YAY!! So happy to hear that!!
I only just came across your channel, but I like how thorough you are in explaining things clearly. Definitely subscribing.
I judged wanted to thank you and mr crafty pants about doing tumblers in the Cricut mug press. Turned out FABULOUS, small issue with seam, totally my fault. Infusible marker and heat gun fixed it
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!
Happy to help!
Thanks for the insert link for the skinny mugs! I am a new member. Can't wait for more videos. Thanks😁
Thank you! I have been looking for a hack for my Cricut Mug Press with skinny tumblers!
Thanks, Angie, Great solutions for them using different size items. Have a great day!
Woo hoo! Of course you figured it out!
Glass works as long as you heat the glass before you sublimated. I fill with warm water for a few minutes and dry thoroughly) I've had no problems.
I have just decided not to recommend it as there have been several issues.
I just used on the 20 oz. And it was fine !! Just a little fading at the top so will hold up a bit when I close. Thanks for the tips.
Good stuff!
Thank you so much for this video!! I feel so much more confident in making a full wrap tumbler ☺️!!
Thank you so much!
Thank you for this simple fix. Can't wait to try
Thank you for this! I just asked for this on a different video of yours!
Angie, on the top it’s easier to tape it pressing the paper inside the cup this way it will sublimate on the rim.
I did that on the second one!
I love all your tutorials! Thank you!
You are Awesome 👏 👏👏Thank you for helping me to understand all of this❣️
Happy to help!
Great video I really haven't used my mug press since Xmas so I'm willing to try and signed up for the class
Yay! So glad!
Thanks for explaining those imperfections, I was wondering why I got those warped bubbles when I use the insert with infusible ink sheets
Awesome, thank you
You're welcome!
You're amazing, you always have such great ideas!
If you put a medal stirrer or butter knife when you flip the cup, that helps.
Thanks for sharing a well taught video 😊
My pleasure 😊
Can you use a shrink wrap on this? Thanks Angie for all you knowledge.
No need for shrink wrap with a mug press!
thanks for the video, just bought one today,,cant wait to try
Hope you enjoy it!
Ordered the wraps, followed all your instructions precisely, and I LOVE MY NEW TUMBLER!!!! THANK YOU!!!! LOVE LOVE LOVE all your videos and hard work! Question . . . How do you print a full tumble wrap thru Design Scape? I had to print twice and tape.
I don't use Design Space to print. I have a video coming up with some other free options!
Great video, Angie. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Just an FYI, saw another video where they tried infusible ink on tumbler, flipping it like you in Cricut Mug Press and it did the same as yours. They think the heat reheats the infusible ink when flipped and fades it and makes those markings.
Something DEFINITELY happens with the Infusible Ink that is different.
could you use shrink wraps to hold the sublimation paper in place?
I would not. It will likely melt in a press like this.
Great video. Would you suggest getting 2 sets of inserts and swap them out instead of using the same one?
I guess you could as they do get really hot.
OMG Yess, thank you!!!
You are very welcome!
Angie when will they be bring out a new mug press that does more than just mugs
I seriously have no idea if that is even going to happen?
Why do you use protective paper? What happens if you don't use it?
You run the risk of getting ink on the inside of your press.
Is there a video that shows how to print the watermelon wrap and what program to use?
Try this: th-cam.com/video/kfmzrLncghk/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for finding a solution to be able to due different sizes of blanks in the mug press. I think Cricut missed the bar by making this heat press for only certain height blanks. I would love to see them make a larger press to do the full tumbler without having to turn it over. Moving forward with this method, I will certainly follow your instructions!!
I would definitely love a taller press from them!
Great video, 👍
Hi, I love your channel and have had great projects with your tutorials :)
Where you had issues with the whole sheet of infusible ink and the moisture marks, do you think smaller images that were weeded and cut out then taped onto the skinny tumbler would work better? Thankyou x
Yes I think smaller images would be better!
Would using a silicone tumbler sleeve possibly work instead of the inserts?
I actually JUST saw these yesterday. I am not sure!
does the fluted lattes mugs work in the mug press?
no it does need straight sides.
Could you share with me the measurements you’re using for the skinny Tumblr
I downloaded that watermelon file from Creative Fabrica and it was already the right size. I just printed it!
Is it possible to pair 2 cricut mug presses to cds and use at the same time?
Yep. All you do is register them on Design Space so you can use as many as you would like.
@@AngieHolden thank you!
Can you do glassware?
I would not do glass in the Cricut Mug Press.
@@AngieHolden Thanks Angie ! :)
I signed up already.
Yay! See you there!
The inserts are showing out of stock for me. Do you think another brand would work the same?
I have only tried this brand so I can't say.
What size paper do you use
Most of the time 8 1/2 x 11 but I can print on 8 1/2 x 14.
Hello! Can you print on sublimation paper using an inkjet printer? Or does it have to be a sublimation printer ink? To be able to use it on your mug? I hope i make sense. Thank you
You have to have sublimation ink in a printer.
@@AngieHolden ok thank you
I know you said you aren’t great with the seams but how would you go about getting that lined up properly? Should the paper overlap or line up edge to edge when you wrap it around?
I do a slight overlap a lot as I personally do better with that. To line up properly, cut the bottom of your paper straight so that you can rest is on the table as your wrap around with your tumbler standing up. Then the entire thing will be straight.
Hi! I would simply like to ask if your Cricut mug machine emits smoke during heat pressing?
Generally no. However, it can emit moisture or steam depending on what you are pressing and these inserts do have quite a bit of moisture.
What measurement (template size) did you use for the skinny tumbler?
I downloaded that watermelon file from Creative Fabrica and it was already the right size. I just printed it!
If you ever for example press for a longer time will it be ok or mess up the project??
You can mess up a project by overheating.
I would love to know about your tape dispenser.
I have linked it in the description below the video. On computer, click show more. On mobile, click the arrow to expand the description or swipe up on the video.
How much time is total time? I did one and the image came out very pale 😖
I did full time on first press, turn 2 minutes, flip 4 minutes, turn 2 minutes.
@@AngieHolden Thanks
Great information! Question, though. Are you suggesting ONLY using sublimation prints and not the infusible ink? I don't have a sublimation printer unfortunately and it's not in the budget at this time. Can you buy pre-printed sublimation sheets by any chance? Also, on your camp for May 12-14...I'd like to join, but have to work. Can I watch later, or do I have to purchase the All Access Pass to watch later? Thanks!!
You can buy pre-printed sublimation sheets and those may work better! I didn't have any luck with Infusible Ink and wanted to be honest about that. If you can't watch during the camp days, you do need an All-Access pass to get extended access.
is there a shop in the netjerlands who sels the inserts
Whats the total time in the press from start to finish 4 2 4 2?
The first press is whatever the mug press does - I didn't time it. Then the rest are correct.
Bummed...no inserts. They are out of stock and no idea when they may get more.
Sorry! I don't have control over that.
@@AngieHolden found them!! Yay!!
why wont the timmer work?
The timer does well when you are doing a cold mug after a hot one. But it throws it off when you press down the lever again onto something hot. It is more of a temperature gauge than a traditional timer.
@@AngieHolden i get confussed when i put in a mug straight after one i just made and its like with it work will it still be hot enough so do i count and wait as long
when i I turned it on not working and it gives me this notification "Connect machine Machine Deactivated This machine is not in working order. If you think you're getting this message in error, contact Member Care.
I would contact member care.
Help please! My tumbler starting smoking about half way through. Is that the silicone mat (new) or maybe the tumbler itself? Is that normal? Is it ok? Thanks!
Yep. It is moisture from the wrap. I don't know why but they seem to do that every time.
I wonder if you did the infusible ink on the 20 oz and let it cool down before turning it over if it would work better. Just wondering if it messed up on the section you did first or the second you did second. Thank you for the tips!
I am fairly certain it messed up on the first press.
@@AngieHolden well darn. lol I don't have a sublimation printer but do have some infusible ink sheets so was really hoping on that one. Thanks for at least trying it!
Yea I just had no luck. I think you could do like a small design on a camping mug but the full wraps on the larger pieces may not be possible.
is there a shop in the netherlands who sell the inserts
I am not sure.
Where do you get the inserts from? Please!
I have a link in the description below the video. Swipe up or hit the arrow to expand on mobile. Click "show more" on computer.
lwant to buy from Nepal
What dispenser(?) do you use for your tape?
I have everything I use linked in the description below the video.
Angie… I have been so afraid to press anything other than Cricut mugs in mine because I saw a couple instances where people had done “non-approved” items and it somehow “bricked” their press and it became unusable. Do you know if this is true and if so, do we know what causes this to happen?
Try this: th-cam.com/video/_lbln25LANI/w-d-xo.html
Angie, help! I purchased the watermelon file and before I sublimated onto a tumbler, I sublimated onto a piece of 100% polyester to make sure the colors were right. The green has more of a turquoise look to it and the melon part is more orange/pink versus both the green and the pink of yours. I am not sure what to do to adjust. Possible you can provide any suggestions as to what to tone down or tone up or whatever?
Have you seen this one: th-cam.com/video/hu0b4NQor6U/w-d-xo.html
@@AngieHolden I did watch and have a question but..... So first, after I sent that comment I ran into all sorts of problems with my printer - my entire printer was clogged up and no color would print out of it at all. It was crazy! After working on it for hours and hours, I finally figured that it was the dampers where the ink flows from the tubes into and then into the print heads. There was literally no ink in them. They were totally dry. So I finally got that resolved with a syringe and pulling ink through. If you ever want help on making a video on that because it's a huge issue, I am happy to share with you what I had to do to fix it. Then you could make a helpful video about it. It's literally an intense process but it works and it saves you from doing a power cleaning which ends up wasting up to 1/3 of your ink reservoirs. While everyone talks about power cleaning, etc, the dos and donts of performing that process, not very many people realize the issue could be with the dampers being clogged instead. But anyway, I finally got that resolved and I'm back to the tumbler color itself. Possible to just move the cyan down a little? Or the yellow up a little to get that green to be not such a dark green but more the melon color it should be? Not sure which way to go in all honesty! LOL
It may be trial and error. I would print and press on some cheap 100% polyester fabric until you get the color you want.
@@AngieHolden Yep, I have been using polyester fabric as my test prints. I don't want to ruin a tumbler. I even pressed on a Cricut Mug (a small section) just to see if there is a difference...nope. No difference. I just cant seem to get that melon rind a brighter/lighter green. I try to turn cyan down, turn yellow up, etc - and the color does not barely change. I give up I think with this one design. And I LOVE yours.
Do you have a web address for the pyg inserts? I can't seem to find them.
I link to them in the description below the video. On computer, click show more. On mobile, click the arrow to expand the description or swipe up on the video depending on how you are watching.
will this do a 30oz skinny?
It should work with this method but I haven't tried it.
Can you do a beer cup on it?
I would not do glass. If you can find a metal one the right size, you probably can.
TFS👍🏽
Any time!
I am super new to this. Which software do you use to design what you print on sublimation paper?
All of these are just things I downloaded. I use Photoshop to size and print them.
I honestly don’t know what I would do without your videos. 🥰 your a true crafting guru
Thank you!
Finally I've found what's wrong. I've gone through 7 tumblers and they all have those watermarks and I couldn't figure out where it was coming from. I'm doing sublimation and the mats and every single tumbler has come out with those marks
I love that watermelon print, so cute! This was such an informative video Angie. As always you show everything and explain everything so well. Thanks for that! Hugs, Brenda
Thanks so much! 😊
This is great ❤ I use my silicone mat that I order for my epoxy it came with two mats so I use one for my tumblers.and I figure out a few more great tips. I use a metal stirrer to lay down on the bottom plate
Please explain the metal stirrer 🙏
@@rosalindalozano233 I place the metal stirrer on the bottom of the metal plate it keep your tumbler from going all the down to the bottom, it help you also got a even press for the top of your tumbler
Interesting! I was fine just picking mine up a bit and closing the press.
@@AngieHolden yes I do mines like that sometimes but I forgot one time so that's how I came across doing like that, I learn so much from you
Awe! Thanks!
Just thought I would say I have used a silicone baking mat cut up and put around in layers to close the gaps for the skinny tumblers and/or anything else that is too small for sublimation with printed infusible ink. It worked just fine. Maybe test that out on a video sometime to see if you get good results as well.
I was just wondering about that
Thanks for this video. Just starting out with sublimation. I'm doing my first tumblers this weekend. Question, when you did the 2nd pass at the tumbler and taped the image inside the tumbler, did you add protective paper inside to prevent bleeding into the mug press? Thanks
I am not sure what this references but anything inside wouldn't bleed out to the mug press sides.
I love the watermelon look
Is there a certain press that you can make several sizes or would I have to purchase a mug press and a tumbler press sorry I am a newbie to all this.
Thank you
Yep I would try this press: th-cam.com/video/zn-hJJP54uA/w-d-xo.html
Loved your video but have a question. Using infusible ink transfers on a stainles steel tumbler do you have to use a longer time for it. I tried and it didn't hardly show. I was using the inserts which are great. Help please
With this press, it is sometimes tough to dial in how much time you need. You may need more depending on the blank.
you are so awesome wow
why do u have to rotate it? dosent it do the hole bottom in one go? on both sides?
There is a gap in the front when you close it. It is for the handle of the mug. In this case, we want to do a full wrap so we would need to rotate to sublimate that strip.
I was wondering if you were able to figure out a way to stop the moisture issue when using infusible transfer sheets?
I wasn't. These pads seem to hold a ton of moisture.
What if the inserts were heated with a press before it goes in the mug press? Would that help get rid of the moisture?
Not sure! It didn't seem to make a difference when I was making several in a row.
I'm sorry. what is the purpose of rotating the tumbler?
The area that is intended for the handle will not sublimate.
What’s the biggest Tumblr that will fit in the machine
I have a video here with more: th-cam.com/video/Vx-o3Kht5_Q/w-d-xo.html
I was REALLY rooting for the camp mug!!😭 I want those so bad.
Excellent tutorial.
I haven't seen the mug press IRL, but it looks like a button on the bottom where the mug sits, so upside down, it would go around that & lower in the machine missing full heat. Never thought about it before seeing this. Thank you!!
Correct! That is exactly what happens! I wanted to try it with it all the way down just to test but definitely picking up works better!
What do you use to print your sublimation inserts?
I have a variety of sublimation printers. You can see more here: th-cam.com/video/xLGgZjCwI5Y/w-d-xo.html
Do you think the infusible ink would work better/ avoid marks if the inserts were preheated in the mug press before adding the tumbler? I don’t have a sublimation printer…
I have found that the inserts hold moisture regardless.
@@AngieHolden ok, thank you!
I had no idea the mug press didnt automatically tighten to the pressure needed
Thank you so much
I was hoping you would do a video on this and you did not disappoint! Thank you!!!!!
You are very welcome!
Have you ever tried acid etching on glass tumblers instead of sublimation.
Try this: th-cam.com/video/CuQg0N5GSbU/w-d-xo.html
Hoping Circut comes out with an option to press tumblers because for the price it is my opinion that the process should be less complicated when using the mug press.
I have made several skinny 20oz tumblers in my cricut mug press but I don’t use anything on it like a wrap the wall isn’t even touching the tumbler and it comes out perfect I do 3 minutes on one side turn it then flip it and do the same thing
I never have good luck like that!
@@AngieHolden it took me a few tries but I think it was because I didn’t have it taped right enough I didn’t steer out doing it this way my friend does it this way and they come out perfect idk how but they do lol
So I tried it and it worked. However I did notice the water mark when using the infusable ink as you stated. You truly are a 💎
I LITERALLY asked this question on Facebook and looked for a video about this YESTERDAY. You truly are my favorite and thank you for listening to the crafting Gods because I needed this
I have been trying for what seems like FOREVER but I think I am finally happy with this!
To fix your seam you need to cut the excess white from your sheet before wrapping
This video couldn’t be better timed, I purchased some 20 oz skinny tumblers and then realized they’re too small for my Cricut mug press. Placed an order for the inserts, can’t wait for them to get here so I can get started. Thanks, Angie!
Yay! Happy to help!
Thank you so much for these informative videos. Straight to the point and easy to follow along. I’ve learned so much from your videos.
Happy to help!
Great video Angie! Thanks for finding a product that creates that tight fit we need. You mentioned that when you flip the skinny tumbler, you should lift it slight off the bottom of the press. Shouldn't you do that for both the top and the bottom so neither end touches the bottom? If not, can you explain why? Thanks so much and again, great video - as always! :)
It is fine to touch the bottom plate. However, when you flip it, the tumbler is open and will NOT touch the bottom plate but instead go around it. So it actually goes in LOWER than the tumbler inserted with the bottom side down.
@@AngieHolden That makes sense! There have been other videos out there saying to lift it but never explained why.
I follow someone that never uses inserts and the heat alone works amazing!
I haven't had success without the pressure.
Thanks for letting us learn from your mistakes before we waste all of our blanks. Great video!
My pleasure!
Hello, I have a question. I already made two 20oz tumblers. I left the first one a minute more on each side, after the first side is made by the mug and it burned in the middle part. I tried it again but now only one minute instead of two as you indicated but the one-sided design burned very little. What could it be ? If I do what you do Thanks in advance
I haven't had issues and I know many others have used these same steps without issue. Maybe your tumblers are different?
Hi! Thanks for the video! Can I ask where you got those shelves in the background? I'm looking for cricut/printer storage like this. TIA!!!
Try this: th-cam.com/video/kWaUI0bfHpg/w-d-xo.html