This video is exactly what I was looking for and needed. I wanted to make sure this was possible because I really don’t want to stencil each one. I knew there had to be a better way. Thank you for sharing 💕
So, I learned recently when adding up your cost of supplies, make sure you use the full price on the items even if you bought it on sale or used a coupon. I enjoyed your video
Thank you thank you thank you!!!!! 😊 I've been looking and trying to figure out how to do these for awhile!!! Everyone else does the flat canvas 🙄. Thank you so much for your video! And love that it wasn't an hour long...very to the point and so helpful!!!!
thank you so much didn't know how to do this with this type of canvas you really helped a lot and u didn't take long to learn either love videos that get straight to the point
Thanks for sharing...I happen to come across your video from my search...This came out cool...but unfortunately this wasn't what i was looking for...because i do not own a heat press yet...but I still enjoyed this video and always ready to learn how to use it from others so whenever i do invest in one I will know exactly what to do when creating projects and art work etc...love the art design you chose for your clients...❤😊😍😁
Ooooh lawd, I'm so glad you video popped up!! I did these for Christmas with vinyl and the weeding bout kilt me😵lol. I said there's GOTTA be a better way, let me run to TH-cam, and here I am😁 THANK YOU❤!
I tried your method. Worked great. I always scan my illustrations before adding color so put one on the canvas. I made the insert like you did but I noticed that the image transferred on the part of the insert right under the canvas. Will that transfer to the next one I do. I see yours looks good. Also would I be able to use the same process on a canvas panel board. Thanks for the video.
Hi! Great video! Have you tried using the cricut infusible ink? I have but my image is not as crisp and sometimes pretty blurry. Also, do you know if I could use the infusible ink on sublimation paper?
Great tutorial! Thanks for sharing. I've watched other sublimation on canvas videos that included adhering laminate on the canvas prior to the printed transfer image. Would the reason you did not use this process be that your image is black vs colorful? Thank you in advance.
The reason behind it is because these are canvases that are intended to be painted on. If you were to add the laminate the paint wouldn’t stick to the canvas. The image isn’t meant to be super dark or super vibrant, they are just an outline for someone to paint. If I were going to make a canvas with a picture or something that is going to be a finished product I would put the laminate on the canvas. I hope that helps ☺️ -India
I used the same techniques but my canvas had these little brown spots everywhere. I think I used the wrong tape as well on my cardboard because it was stuck to the inside of my canvas.
Great video. Are those the Artist loft canvas from Michael’s? And what type of sub paper did you use? I tried it last night using artist loft canvases but it came out blurry. I’m going to try removing the mats and placing card board behind it.
Thank you ☺️ Yes, they are artist loft canvases and I used Koala sublimation paper. If it is blurry it could also mean the sub paper moved. Try taping to down as well.
@@shaypa7880 that is what I used. Maybe it is the pressure issue then if you shoot me a message I would be happy to hop on Zoom or something to help you sometime tomorrow☺️.
Yes, you need a new sublimation image each time☺️. For this type of image I just fit as many of them as I can on an 11x17 sheet which was like 5 for this image. Hope that helps! I would really appreciate it if you subscribe if you haven’t already ☺️
I wouldn’t know the difference 🤣. I just buy the pack from Michaels or the single ones from dollar tree. I can look in the morning and let you know what the pack says ☺️
what paper/ink you using b/c i did 2min & still comes out light & not dark like my paper & ink still on paper & i used 4dif paper vendors i have,, iused koala the green backing & they all look grey on the canvas & these are the 1 on the michaels...n also if you do laminate it sticks when you paint i have few i did like that, but i wanted to try w/o laminate
I use koala paper on this video. Make sure your heat press is hot enough and make sure you have enough pieces of cardboard underneath so you have enough pressure on the canvas.
I have but the warping has been hit or miss for me. Sometimes it happens and other times it doesn’t. So I guess my answer is I don’t know 🤪😜☺️. Sorry I couldn’t be more helpful🙃☺️
Hello, So I followed everything told me, but I just need to know what kind of masking tape did you use because I used the light masking tape and it look like it left a burnt mark on my heatpress. Nothing to bad, but is it common for that?
@@colorcreateandchat8445 😜. I get it now 😂. The cardboard goes under the canvas so it never touched my heat press directly. Are you talking about the bottom of the heat press? You could add a piece of butcher block paper if it is an issue. I just used regular old marking tape from the DT.
Hey I love your video. I don't know what I'm doing wrong, but when I go in2 pressing my image on the canvas it comes out with brown spots. Any suggestions?
thank you 😊. It could be from moister from the canvases or the cardboard you used in back. Or possibly your press being too hot. It is hard to tell without seeing the spots.
Thank you this was a great step by step! What kind of Sub paper and ink are you using? I tried this and my image seemed a little dull in color. Any idea on what I could have done wrong?
Perhaps the heat on your heat-press is a bit off, try to increase the temp a bit and see if that helps. Also make sure you are getting enough pressure on the canvas. You won’t get a true black with this method but you should get a pretty dark grey.
You would have to convert the printer for sublimation or buy a printer specifically for sublimation. Typically people use Epson printers for sublimation. So the short answer is if you haven’t converted it then it is not a sublimation printer. I know it can be very confusing but if you would like I can make a video on sublimation next week sometime ☺️
This video is exactly what I was looking for and needed. I wanted to make sure this was possible because I really don’t want to stencil each one. I knew there had to be a better way. Thank you for sharing 💕
Glad I could help ☺️
So, I learned recently when adding up your cost of supplies, make sure you use the full price on the items even if you bought it on sale or used a coupon. I enjoyed your video
Thank you for making this all clear, quick and concise. Love that. Great information.
Girl! You body saved my life! I had no idea how I was going to do a paint and sip! Thank you a million
Helpful and to the point!! Love it. Thanks for sharing
Such talent. Great video
Thanks for sharing.
Thank you thank you thank you!!!!! 😊 I've been looking and trying to figure out how to do these for awhile!!! Everyone else does the flat canvas 🙄. Thank you so much for your video! And love that it wasn't an hour long...very to the point and so helpful!!!!
You are so welcome ☺️
Love this video! Easy to follow and straight to the point. 😊😊😊
Thank you! Please subscribe if you haven't already! More easy to follow videos coming soon :)
thank you so much didn't know how to do this with this type of canvas you really helped a lot and u didn't take long to learn either love videos that get straight to the point
Thank you so much for this simple video. I will start this today 🥰
Came across this video. Just love your energy and spirit. Keep soaring sis!
Thank you so much sis!
You have the BEST BEST BEST video explanation on how to accomplish this. 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾😍😍😍
Thank you so much! Please subscribe if you haven’t this year I have a lot more videos coming as soon as I finish my new craft space ☺️
This was very very helpful and thanks for the price breakdown as well.
Thank you so much I love to see beautiful sisters pay it forward you’re so dope keep up the good work🔥🔥🔥🔥🥰🥰🥰😃
You rock!! Thank you so much for sharing.
I'm doing this right NOW! You have changed the whole Paint & Sip game for me. Thank you, lady 💜
Great video nock customs have a canvas fabric that works great..
So glad it helped :)
Definitely!!!❤
Exactly work!! Great step by step
Thanks for sharing...I happen to come across your video from my search...This came out cool...but unfortunately this wasn't what i was looking for...because i do not own a heat press yet...but I still enjoyed this video and always ready to learn how to use it from others so whenever i do invest in one I will know exactly what to do when creating projects and art work etc...love the art design you chose for your clients...❤😊😍😁
Thank you so much for coming across my page today. I guess I figured it was cotton.
Ooooh lawd, I'm so glad you video popped up!! I did these for Christmas with vinyl and the weeding bout kilt me😵lol. I said there's GOTTA be a better way, let me run to TH-cam, and here I am😁 THANK YOU❤!
So glad I could help 🥰
This is so bomb. Thanks sis!
Awesome and straight to the point. Ty
Thank you. Please subscribe, I have more coming soon 😊
Watching you do this I’m like duh why didn’t I try that already 😂 thank you!!!!
Thank you for this video. It was very helpful.
Thank you!!!! I’ve been wanting to do this, but without taking out all those staples!!!
Definitely just made my life easier! I was going to use vinyl !!
Very helpful video. Thanks!
You are a life saver thank you
incredible! thank you!
Thank you, your content is dope!!
thank you so much ...... after 2 years of having my heat press i finally accomplished a canvas
Awesome! Thank you for sharing this diy ! New sub here 😊👍🏽
You are so welcome ☺️
That’s pretty cool
This video was a life saver. I thought I was going to have to buy a separate press
Thank You for the Video 🥰🥰
Thanks for sharing. I think may do this since I am retired 😅
Thank you!! ❤❤❤❤
Omg your a life saver because I want to use them for birthday party's and more.
Can I do the same steps with color photos.
Thanks for sharing, absolutely Beautiful!
Thanks so much!!!
Thank you!!! I have been asking how to get the inside to be flushed and wondered about my press! Didn't realize that I could take my mats off!!!
Glad I could help ☺️
Thank you!
Nice!!
I’m convinced I can do it
Thank you!! ❤️❤️
No problem! Glad I could help ☺️
I tried your method. Worked great. I always scan my illustrations before adding color so put one on the canvas. I made the insert like you did but I noticed that the image transferred on the part of the insert right under the canvas. Will that transfer to the next one I do. I see yours looks good. Also would I be able to use the same process on a canvas panel board. Thanks for the video.
Excellent, Thank you I was looking for exactly how to do this.
Thank you very much for sharing. I was wondering what type of paper are you using for the print to stick to the canvas?
Thank you so much
I have the sublimation pillows for this but I’ve never used them 🤦🏾♂️. I’m going to start using them now.
Hi! Great video! Have you tried using the cricut infusible ink? I have but my image is not as crisp and sometimes pretty blurry. Also, do you know if I could use the infusible ink on sublimation paper?
Thanks 🌹
Thank you
Do you have to have special ink in the printer for it to transfer? Thanks for this video very helpful 😊
Great tutorial! Thanks for sharing. I've watched other sublimation on canvas videos that included adhering laminate on the canvas prior to the printed transfer image. Would the reason you did not use this process be that your image is black vs colorful? Thank you in advance.
The reason behind it is because these are canvases that are intended to be painted on. If you were to add the laminate the paint wouldn’t stick to the canvas. The image isn’t meant to be super dark or super vibrant, they are just an outline for someone to paint. If I were going to make a canvas with a picture or something that is going to be a finished product I would put the laminate on the canvas. I hope that helps ☺️ -India
@@naturaldiva0924 Appreciate you! Thank you for the prompt response. Looking forward to more inspiring tutorials.
Thank you for sharing. Your instructions was so simple and and easy to understand. Do you think I can use the cricut infusible Ink on the canvas?
Thank you! I think that should work ☺️
Hi, I was wondering if you could tell me what type of transfer paper do you use?
What did you use to print your picture?
How do you paint over the sublimation? is it just the lines that get transfer or the whole sheet?
I used the same techniques but my canvas had these little brown spots everywhere. I think I used the wrong tape as well on my cardboard because it was stuck to the inside of my canvas.
Cool
Thank you for commenting!! I love your videos 😊
@@naturaldiva0924 thank you love yours too
What type of paper you use to print picture and did you use a regular printer to print it
What type of paper is the print on? What type of ink do you use for it
Great video. Are those the Artist loft canvas from Michael’s?
And what type of sub paper did you use?
I tried it last night using artist loft canvases but it came out blurry. I’m going to try removing the mats and placing card board behind it.
Thank you ☺️ Yes, they are artist loft canvases and I used Koala sublimation paper. If it is blurry it could also mean the sub paper moved. Try taping to down as well.
@@naturaldiva0924 which koala i used green backing & it wasnt dark like yours
@@shaypa7880 that is what I used. Maybe it is the pressure issue then if you shoot me a message I would be happy to hop on Zoom or something to help you sometime tomorrow☺️.
@@naturaldiva0924 maybe we can set up tue?? I'm out of town this wknd. I appreciate ya
@@shaypa7880 I can do that. Just shoot me a message as a reminder on Tuesday ☺️
so do we need a sublimation printer and sublimation ink to print?
Will you need a new sheet printed out each time? Or can I use the same sublimation print out each time
Yes, you need a new sublimation image each time☺️. For this type of image I just fit as many of them as I can on an 11x17 sheet which was like 5 for this image. Hope that helps! I would really appreciate it if you subscribe if you haven’t already ☺️
Hello, Great video! Question what is a good paint to use?
super laterally but any kind of paint will work. I would suggest acrylic paint :)
do you have to a heat press or will an.iron work
Is the canvas covered in primer or totally blank/untreated? Will it work if you buy the ones with paint primer already on it?
I wouldn’t know the difference 🤣. I just buy the pack from Michaels or the single ones from dollar tree. I can look in the morning and let you know what the pack says ☺️
what type of printer and printer setting did you use please. I'm a newbie trying to figure this all out
what paper do you use too sis thank you
The drawing what kind of paper did you use?
Could I do it with a Cricut heat press?
what paper/ink you using b/c i did 2min & still comes out light & not dark like my paper & ink still on paper & i used 4dif paper vendors i have,, iused koala the green backing & they all look grey on the canvas & these are the 1 on the michaels...n also if you do laminate it sticks when you paint i have few i did like that, but i wanted to try w/o laminate
I use koala paper on this video. Make sure your heat press is hot enough and make sure you have enough pieces of cardboard underneath so you have enough pressure on the canvas.
Have you ever done the sublimation on a canvas panel and if so, how do you deal
with warping?
I have but the warping has been hit or miss for me. Sometimes it happens and other times it doesn’t. So I guess my answer is I don’t know 🤪😜☺️. Sorry I couldn’t be more helpful🙃☺️
Are you looking for a sublimation canvas fabric?
Hello great tutorial, but what if you can’t remove your heat press mat?
Thank You! I would have to see your heat press to see if I could find a work around.
What type of printer do you have to make your pictures? Is there a certain type of paper you used?
I have an epsoN 7210 converted to sublimation. I think I just used the koala paper from amazon here. Hope that helps ☺️
Can you show how you got the image? I am doing this for a church so I need help lol 😅
How do you transfer the images from the cricket to the paper
Where u get the paper that the drawing is on ?
Is it the same with vinyl
Did you just print these out on regular paper with a ink jet printer?
No, it’s sublimation paper and a sublimation printer ☺️
So do you have to create a heat transfer / vinyl print of your original.
No, this is sublimation. Do you have a sublimation printer?
How did you get the image to print with because I hand draw everything…
I created my image in illustrator but if you want you can hand draw it and take a picture of it ☺️
What kind of paper was your image on
What kind of paper did you use to print on is that regular printing paper
This is koala sublimation paper and sublimation ink.
Hello,
So I followed everything told me, but I just need to know what kind of masking tape did you use because I used the light masking tape and it look like it left a burnt mark on my heatpress. Nothing to bad, but is it common for that?
It is heat tape that I used not masking tape.
I was talking about the cardboard that you had wrap to put in the hole deph of the canvas
@@colorcreateandchat8445 😜. I get it now 😂. The cardboard goes under the canvas so it never touched my heat press directly. Are you talking about the bottom of the heat press? You could add a piece of butcher block paper if it is an issue. I just used regular old marking tape from the DT.
@@naturaldiva0924 LOL Yes the bottom of the heat press, which is good by the way it just look to hot
@@naturaldiva0924 Is there a way to send you a picture of the cardboard I wrapped?
Can someone tell me what kind of paper is the painting on
Hey I love your video.
I don't know what I'm doing wrong, but when I go in2 pressing my image on the canvas it comes out with brown spots. Any suggestions?
thank you 😊. It could be from moister from the canvases or the cardboard you used in back. Or possibly your press being too hot. It is hard to tell without seeing the spots.
So will I not need to use cardboard?
Will it be best too try at a lower heat setting? And if possible I can send pic of the canvas.
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Thank you this was a great step by step! What kind of Sub paper and ink are you using? I tried this and my image seemed a little dull in color. Any idea on what I could have done wrong?
Perhaps the heat on your heat-press is a bit off, try to increase the temp a bit and see if that helps. Also make sure you are getting enough pressure on the canvas. You won’t get a true black with this method but you should get a pretty dark grey.
Are you saying that you can press one sheet 5-6x before needing to make another sheet?
No, one per print. I just copy the image several times on one page.
Does the canvas have to be coated with something?
Or do the prints come out ready to press?
No. As long as you use sublimation paper and ink you are good to go ☺️
Thank you , I really appreciate your video . Good explanation!
Does the printer only print for sublimation?
@@crocifissakristinagrillo5961 no, it is a regular printer converted with sublimation ink☺️
Hi India. I'm new to this. What kind of paper are you using? and can you use the paper in a cricuit
Koloa from Amazon. The green one ☺️
@@naturaldiva0924 ok thanks
What size Heat Press are u using? 🥰
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A real plain small one. Nothing special about it. It is a little cheapy one from eBay ☺️
This is awesome. I know Michaels canvases are cotton. Is it going to smudge when they apply the water color paint to it?
No problems with that at all. I have made them for few clients and painted on them myself as well :)
Glad you enjoyed ☺️
No it actually doesn't. I did this exact process last weekend for my church and the water color paint we used from $tree were perfect.
So you don't need to use thermal laminate to sublimate on that
How do you know if your printer is a sub printer or not ?
You would have to convert the printer for sublimation or buy a printer specifically for sublimation. Typically people use Epson printers for sublimation. So the short answer is if you haven’t converted it then it is not a sublimation printer. I know it can be very confusing but if you would like I can make a video on sublimation next week sometime ☺️
Was your canvas made of Cotton?
That’s my question too
What Kind Of Paper Is Your Image On?
Kola sublimation paper.
Is The Image On A Regular Piece Of Paper?
Sublimation paper. Regular paper wouldn’t work for me on the cavases.
Has anyone tried this with the cricut heat press? I hope it’s the same process
I have with my generic version. It actually works better. You just need to apply some pressure.
@@naturaldiva0924 I tried it and it worked great! Thank you.