A year later I found this. I was looking at a video about DTV and saw DTF; hey, what is that? Of course, you have a video. But this is all too much for me. But thank you for being the best teacher out there.
I've seen other tutorials that use their cricket to cut out transfer film but I'm waiting for you to do one because you're more trustworthy and reliable!
A huge thanks to Jennifer for taking project requests and doing so much trial and error to help us with new techniques like this. Especially appreciate all the safety precautions so that we can have everything on hand that might be needed.
Hi, Jennifer, I was wondering… have you had an opportunity to do a wash test on the red Cardinal shirt? I have watched this video several times to refresh myself before doing this hack. It really does look beautiful. Have a lovely day! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
How lucky we all are to have you. You do all the experimenting and make any of mistakes that invariably happen when doing something new so we don't have to...now that's what I call pretty darn lucky and downright cool! Thanks Jennifer!!
I really like “learning” together. It never fails, that no matter how careful I am the first time, I mess up in some way! I talk myself through things like you do. Lol It’s nice knowing I’m not the only one having to figure things out the first time. People generally only post their perfect pieces. You know what would be fun, if we all just posted one of our fails, so we know we have lots of company!
I saw a cool trick on another video for melting the powder. they laid the paper in a cookie tray with a cooling rack folded over it and laid the press on the cooling rack so that you don't have to hold it. I haven't tried it yet, but it beats holding that heavy press over the print. Another trick I've heard is to wait a minimum of 24 hours before washing. Happy sublimating!
I was thinking the same thing….use a jelly roll pan instead of wasting cardstock to apply powder and then (after removing excess), put a cookie cooling rack into the pan over the design.
I noticed you only pressed 1 time. I learned to press it a second time after the initial press. Also, is it possible to cure the images and save them to press another time?
A heat gun works well also. 😊 if you have a heat press ( the ones that have the claw handle types), you can lay it under it, while still keeping it open (top up).
I made several shirts using this method about a year ago. Most were for other people but I kept one for myself and wear it often. It has held up well in the laundry.
Beautiful colors! Great tip about not allowing pets into the room while doing this procedure. Thank you, Jennifer, for showing us the mistakes so we hopefully avoid them!
I was the one who definitely tried to print it from an inkjet and I got to ruin a few shirts because I did not understand why it wasn’t working since I didn’t have a proper printer or ink for the project. I learned so much from your videos! So I’m excited for when I get to start projects with sublimations and DTF! The more you know!
Little trick I use to speed along for cold peel, I have a small block of marble I bought from heat transfer source that cools projects quicker (bought it for vinyl)
Oh I have heard about DTF but have not had the chance to try it out. I am so happy that you were able to show us exactly how to use it and even showed us your "errors" so that we can avoid them.
I saw another DTF video and they used the white powder first then the black powder after. Thank you so much for your videos. They are always so thorough and helpful. You are the best!
You truly are amazing. I absolutely love your videos and you have taught me so much. I was always afraid to start doing anything with my Cricut and I remember when I first found your videos. Now I'm making gorgeous shadowboxes, doing sublimation and wanting to get into DTF. If I'm ever unsure of anything I just find a video you made or even just Google your name followed by whatever I'm looking for and I then find your video about it lol. Thank you so much for your inspiration and this journey you have me addicted to 😊
Thanks for this awesome video; I have watched it several times. Today I got brave and tried the DTF Hack. Very pleased! Thanks for a great support group, found the answer to a couple of questions there.
Thank you for your video. I have a maker and heat press that I have been hesitating to use. Because there’s so many ins and outs. I now have a means to start with your wonderful videos 😃👍🙏
at 19:50 point in this where you place your heat press just above the design with powder so as to melt it slightly, could i use a heat gun instead? thanks for this tutorial btw
Thanks for taking this journey with us! The results are beautiful!. It seems like a lot of work, but maybe worth it. I'll have to try it. Maybe I'll become hooked with this method, or maybe I won't. Thanks again Jennifer and team!
Thank you Jennifer, AMAZING tutorial. I just wanted to ask how the shirts went washing them. I looked for update on your blog but couldn’t find anything. Cheers from New Zealand.
WOW Looks Awesome Jennifer, great test you have done love how the Color's are so Fibered! Love the way you talk us through everything in great detail Thank you so much for another great video , hugs Liz ♥
Hey Jennifer!! You have to be one busy woman!! This looks like a fun project. Gotta get those machines!! Enjoying the time you’re giving to us. Thank You!! 😊
You are truly an amazing teacher. Thank you. I was truly hoping you were going to print with your Epson. Mine leaves roller marks and I see numbers people having the same issue, so Im still looking for a solution that truly works. Thank you again for all of your great content. The cardinal is very pretty. :)
Loved information about sublimating onto cotton! I learn so much from your hands-on video lessons. I can’t wait to try this new technique with my new SawGrass SG1000. I watched your lesson on comparing the sublimation printers and I agree with you 100%, I love how fast the SawGrass prints! Thank you also for the safety guidelines, not only for myself, but also for my furry one whose always under my desk.
Loved that you took the time to fully demonstrate how to safely use this technique. In the product used section, the DTF film and DTF powder are linked to the same product. The DTF powder is not displaying. Thank you
OMG this is fantastic!!!! Beautiful results. Just a note. I have and Epson Eco Tank ET-2800. It WOULD NOT feed the DTF paper taped to a sheet of regular paper, no matter how I tried it. However it fed through beautifully all by itself (This printer feeds only from the back.) This opens up so many possibilities for me. So many beautiful Cotton, Rayon, Modal & Viscose shirts that I wanted to use!!
Jennifer thank you for sharing with everybody - lots of help- with my printer an Epson 8500 and turned into a sublimation printer. I cannot put the film attached to copy paper. I tried it and it messed the ink up, and it wouldn’t go through the printer when I took it off the paper it worked. I notice the ink is really wet . Still trial and air.
thank you for your video! i just watched sublimation and this one , trying to decide which one is better when you say it is okay to use Epson with sublimation ink, does that mean Eco tank?
Shoulda watched this. I ordered a different brand but I didn't know the powder came in black powder and guess what I ordered for white? So much for watching what I order. Needless to say, I sent it back and ordered the white powder. So patiently waiting ugh. Thanks Jennifer for bringing to my attention.
I have the supplies and I'm so excited to try this. I'll follow the vid on the weekend. I've watched a few tutorials and I have to say you are an amazing teacher. Ty
I don't have a sublimation printer and I saw some youtube videos about using sublimation spray and now this DTV and powder. Do you think I can use the Cricut sublimation preprinted sheets, cut them into outlines, words, etc. and use the powder you describe to provide a surface to sublimate on cotton T's? I got them to do printable vinyl but am worried about the durability of printable vinyl. And I always love your videos! Thank you.
U always have great info. And thank u for sharing it. I tried this and it work but my colors are coming out darker than they are on my computer screen. Can u tell me what I'm doing wrong
You make it more understandable!!! So my question is if I can use it on any sublimation printer?! It doesn’t have to be the one you use correct?! I’m definitely running to get all the stuff together!!! Literally “ JENNIFER MAKER made me buy it “ 😂😂😂 thanks 😊
I love these shirts. I need to get the supplies and started with sublimation projects. So many great and wonderful ideas! Thanks Jennifer and Team for this presentation.
Jennifer - I have seen 'some' hacks that say you can't use it for sublimating on regular dollar store mugs and other say it's possible. However, I can't trust everyone like we trust you for your honesty. Have you tried dtf on regular dollar store mugs? I've looked for videos you've done, but haven't found one. Thanks so much!
I am not sure how much I will use this process in the future. People were requesting that I make a tutorial on DTF. I still need to wash the shirt to see how it withstands to washing but I do like how it turned out.
You are the best for explanations. No one speaks about the respiration part. I have asthma and I've been sick because I used vingl. I really w need to know a bette way to make shirts.
@@JenniferMaker thank you. I just need to get better. The asthma attacks are not under control yet. I thought I could do projects in my little craft room by leaving the air conditioned on. I was wrong. We don’t see the fumes but there there.
Jennifer, question about ventilation. I have a bedroom I use for my craft room. It only has 2 windows next to each other on the outside wall.i don't close the bedroom door so in the winter how can I be sure if I close the door the room will be well ventilated? Should I use my ceiling fan, Crack open the windows, or both? I am like you in so far as I want to also be safe, especially because I am getting over a bout of aspiration pneumonia.
@@JenniferMaker thank you. I love your and Angie Holden's channels the best. There ARE a lot of good influencers but you both make everything so easy to understand. Thanks for being you. ❤️ 🧡 💛
I love this video. I tried to do this but had problems. I used an Epson ET-2400, Hippo ink, No Dreaming powder and CenDale DTF Transfer film sheet. Could not get it to cure. CenDale said to cure at 266F to 330 F for 120s to 300s. Tried that, still powdery. Tried 385 F for 40s. Still no luck. Any suggestions
I use DTF Transfer Film with a Sawgrass printer. I have not tried the CenDale brand if that makes a difference. jennifermaker.com/dtf-t-shirt-printing-on-cotton-sublimation/
I love how vibrant the colors are showing up with this technique. I will definitely be trying to make something out of this one. I have all of my protective gear and will have plenty of ventilation while creating my project.
Hi Jennifer, Thank you so much for sharing your techniques. I've tried this and it came out great. I used my HTV RONT to melt the powder. Maybe a heat gun will work too.
Your video is very informative. Im also doing the Dtf method. I printed my dtf image out and it came out fine but when i pressed it on the colored shirt it came out black. What am i doing wrong?
I would need more information. You can ask in the group and show photos for more details. facebook.com/groups/sublimationmadeeasy. facebook.com/groups/cricutcraftersandmakers/
I purchased a Sawgrass Bundle heatpress nation for Sublimation on cotton. The paper and ink Chromoblast for cotton came with it. My first try was horrible. The adhesive on the paper stuck to the shirt outside the image! I still can't get it off. The company guy who does their Master Classes stated he doesn't do anything in cotton. So I have no ideal where I went wrong..Love your videos. Hope someday you will do one on Chromoblast sublimation.
Awesome print. Would like to know the wash test result. Pity limited again like sublimation only white garments. dont like the vinyl feel for dark garment printing.
Hi Jennifer. After watching your video several times, I have decided to try the DTF powder sublimation. I have had success on one print, so I decided to put several on a sleeper. I printed them and powdered them all at the same time. I heated the sleeper and the pictures. I did the back first and it turned out perfect! Then I did the prints on the left, then the right. I'm not sure what happened. I can't seem to include my photos, but the prints got worse as I went. Almost faded looking. Would you know what I might have done wrong?
A year later I found this. I was looking at a video about DTV and saw DTF; hey, what is that? Of course, you have a video. But this is all too much for me. But thank you for being the best teacher out there.
Thank you!
I've seen other tutorials that use their cricket to cut out transfer film but I'm waiting for you to do one because you're more trustworthy and reliable!
A huge thanks to Jennifer for taking project requests and doing so much trial and error to help us with new techniques like this. Especially appreciate all the safety precautions so that we can have everything on hand that might be needed.
Great video....very helpful....
Hi, Jennifer,
I was wondering… have you had an opportunity to do a wash test on the red Cardinal shirt? I have watched this video several times to refresh myself before doing this hack. It really does look beautiful.
Have a lovely day!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
The amount of detail and thoughtfulness in your videos is just awesome. Thank you!
I'm glad you think so! ❤️
How lucky we all are to have you. You do all the experimenting and make any of mistakes that invariably happen when doing something new so we don't have to...now that's what I call pretty darn lucky and downright cool! Thanks Jennifer!!
You're so welcome! 😊🌻
I've always thought that powder is harmful, especially when it melts, you're the only person who wears a mask and glasses and I'm glad about that.😷
Always safety first 💗
I really like “learning” together. It never fails, that no matter how careful I am the first time, I mess up in some way! I talk myself through things like you do. Lol It’s nice knowing I’m not the only one having to figure things out the first time. People generally only post their perfect pieces. You know what would be fun, if we all just posted one of our fails, so we know we have lots of company!
I saw a cool trick on another video for melting the powder. they laid the paper in a cookie tray with a cooling rack folded over it and laid the press on the cooling rack so that you don't have to hold it. I haven't tried it yet, but it beats holding that heavy press over the print. Another trick I've heard is to wait a minimum of 24 hours before washing. Happy sublimating!
I was thinking the same thing….use a jelly roll pan instead of wasting cardstock to apply powder and then (after removing excess), put a cookie cooling rack into the pan over the design.
Great hints thank you
I noticed you only pressed 1 time. I learned to press it a second time after the initial press. Also, is it possible to cure the images and save them to press another time?
I would think that the fumes would not be good for anything you actually put food into.
A heat gun works well also. 😊 if you have a heat press ( the ones that have the claw handle types), you can lay it under it, while still keeping it open (top up).
I made several shirts using this method about a year ago. Most were for other people but I kept one for myself and wear it often. It has held up well in the laundry.
That is awesome!
Beautiful colors! Great tip about not allowing pets into the room while doing this procedure. Thank you, Jennifer, for showing us the mistakes so we hopefully avoid them!
Hit the LIKE BUTTON on TH-cam. Let’s show Jennifer we appreciate all she does for us!
I was the one who definitely tried to print it from an inkjet and I got to ruin a few shirts because I did not understand why it wasn’t working since I didn’t have a proper printer or ink for the project. I learned so much from your videos! So I’m excited for when I get to start projects with sublimations and DTF! The more you know!
Glad I could help!
This is a pretty - cardinals are my favorite. You are a great teacher for all of us! Thank you
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Love Red Birds. They give you peace knowing God is with you. Thanks Jennifer.
I just love watching your live shows. You are a excellent teacher. I have an excellent understand because of your teaching!
I love the bright colors on that gorgeous bird. Love the technique of the with the DTF transfer! Thanks Jennifer.😊❤🧡💛💚💓💙💜
Little trick I use to speed along for cold peel, I have a small block of marble I bought from heat transfer source that cools projects quicker (bought it for vinyl)
Great tip!💗
Oh I have heard about DTF but have not had the chance to try it out. I am so happy that you were able to show us exactly how to use it and even showed us your "errors" so that we can avoid them.
I saw another DTF video and they used the white powder first then the black powder after. Thank you so much for your videos. They are always so thorough and helpful. You are the best!
Thank you and I'm so glad you find them helpful!
You truly are amazing. I absolutely love your videos and you have taught me so much. I was always afraid to start doing anything with my Cricut and I remember when I first found your videos. Now I'm making gorgeous shadowboxes, doing sublimation and wanting to get into DTF. If I'm ever unsure of anything I just find a video you made or even just Google your name followed by whatever I'm looking for and I then find your video about it lol. Thank you so much for your inspiration and this journey you have me addicted to 😊
YAY! I'm so happy you're here crafting with us! 😊🌻
Love that you show us how to get the most out of our products to create all the wonderful things!!
A new project using new techniques! Learning something new today.
Thank you, Jennifer for this tutorial. You made it so easy to follow.
You are so very welcome!❤️
Thanks for this awesome video; I have watched it several times. Today I got brave and tried the DTF Hack. Very pleased! Thanks for a great support group, found the answer to a couple of questions there.
I'm so happy to hear that you got the help you needed!🥰
Thank you for your video. I have a maker and heat press that I have been hesitating to use. Because there’s so many ins and outs. I now have a means to start with your wonderful videos 😃👍🙏
Thank you!
I really love this method !! How was your wash test? Washer and dryer? Is this a good option to sell?
Here are our results. jennifermaker.com/dtf-t-shirt-printing-on-cotton-sublimation/
I watched the full version today and now your edited version. I can watch it again to learn even more! Now to get a sublimation printer!
I'd love to see how it survives washing & drying. I'd also like to know if you can iron it afterwards!
Love it!! I have learned SO much in a skinny second 🎉 I’m subscribed 🩷
at 19:50 point in this where you place your heat press just above the design with powder so as to melt it slightly, could i use a heat gun instead? thanks for this tutorial btw
You can certainly try that. jennifermaker.com/dtf-t-shirt-printing-on-cotton-sublimation/
Thanks for taking this journey with us! The results are beautiful!. It seems like a lot of work, but maybe worth it. I'll have to try it. Maybe I'll become hooked with this method, or maybe I won't. Thanks again Jennifer and team!
This is me before I try this 100% cotton. Thank you for the tutorial. If I bought DTF designs from another company do I need to still do the powder?
Double check the directions from the company.
Thank-you so much for doing this Jennifer! Your channel is so helpful to everyone learning this. I'm so glad that I found you.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you Jennifer, AMAZING tutorial. I just wanted to ask how the shirts went washing them. I looked for update on your blog but couldn’t find anything. Cheers from New Zealand.
You can see the results on the blog post here. jennifermaker.com/dtf-t-shirt-printing-on-cotton-sublimation/
I LOVE the Cardinal and the wonderful way you showed us your test assembly SAFELY! Water Colored Cardinal!!!!! You are greatly wonderful!!!!!
WOW Looks Awesome Jennifer, great test you have done love how the Color's are so Fibered! Love the way you talk us through everything in great detail Thank you so much for another great video , hugs Liz ♥
Hey Jennifer!! You have to be one busy woman!! This looks like a fun project. Gotta get those machines!! Enjoying the time you’re giving to us. Thank You!! 😊
I am loving sublimating more and more with every video you do. Thank you.
I'm so glad!😊🌻
I am so excited to see you cover this topic! You make the best tutorials, Jennifer!!!
Seen a video where a lady used a griddle to make it crystallize. I tried it and it works great.
Interesting
awesome video Jennifer it will be interesting to see how it holds up in the wash
Check out the results here. jennifermaker.com/dtf-t-shirt-printing-on-cotton-sublimation/
You are truly an amazing teacher. Thank you. I was truly hoping you were going to print with your Epson. Mine leaves roller marks and I see numbers people having the same issue, so Im still looking for a solution that truly works. Thank you again for all of your great content. The cardinal is very pretty. :)
Thank you! You are so welcome!
Thank you for sharing. How does it look after a couple of washes?
I have only washed this 1 time so far but they should last for many washes.
I just got my starter kit in the post yesterday, I only have the cricut heat press. thank you for this.
You are so welcome🥰
Love this! Do you have any videos showing how to do it on a black shirt with HTV sublimation on the back?
We only have these techniques.
jennifermaker.com/how-to-sublimate-on-cotton/ jennifermaker.com/sublimate-dark-shirts/
Loved information about sublimating onto cotton! I learn so much from your hands-on video lessons. I can’t wait to try this new technique with my new SawGrass SG1000. I watched your lesson on comparing the sublimation printers and I agree with you 100%, I love how fast the SawGrass prints! Thank you also for the safety guidelines, not only for myself, but also for my furry one whose always under my desk.
I'm so glad!
@@JenniferMaker would you happen to know why my rats would be coming out fairy brownish looking when doing this process?
I am sooooo excited to try this. I just purchased the film and powder. Woo Hoo. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for testing this all out for us so that we can succeed
I bought a different dtf film and powder. But I’m going to buy the one you used to re try this. Will let you know.
Thanks! 😊🌻
I need this printer. Those colors look amazing
Loved that you took the time to fully demonstrate how to safely use this technique. In the product used section, the DTF film and DTF powder are linked to the same product. The DTF powder is not displaying. Thank you
OMG this is fantastic!!!! Beautiful results. Just a note. I have and Epson Eco Tank ET-2800. It WOULD NOT feed the DTF paper taped to a sheet of regular paper, no matter how I tried it. However it fed through beautifully all by itself (This printer feeds only from the back.) This opens up so many possibilities for me. So many beautiful Cotton, Rayon, Modal & Viscose shirts that I wanted to use!!
Wonderful!
The colors turned out so good on the cardinal!!
The colors are beautiful and vibrant. I love it. Thanks for showing this technique and showing the proper procedure.
Jennifer thank you for sharing with everybody - lots of help- with my printer an Epson 8500 and turned into a sublimation printer. I cannot put the film attached to copy paper. I tried it and it messed the ink up, and it wouldn’t go through the printer when I took it off the paper it worked. I notice the ink is really wet . Still trial and air.
It really is a trial and error process.
Thanks for showing us the good with the bad. Great to know what to do and what not to do.
Glad to help 😊🌻
Can't wait to really learn this technique. I am sure I will watch this video several times.
I’m loving your video, can I purchase a sublimation print from Etsy and put a different name or saying over it?
The best results would be to purchase a sublimation print that you do not have to alter.
You are so informative thank you for taking the time to show how you do it it's truly and greatly appreciated ☺️
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for doing all the research so we don’t waste a lot of time and $$$
Exactly! We're happy to help! 😊🌻
Thank you for continuing to share with every
one.
How do you wash them to keep them looking great. Thanks for all you do in the craftworld
Good question! We haven't found the perfect solution but we recommend washing inside out in cool water.🥰
thank you for your video!
i just watched sublimation and this one , trying to decide which one is better
when you say it is okay to use Epson with sublimation ink, does that mean Eco tank?
Yes, here is a guide for you. jennifermaker.com/best-sublimation-printer/
Shoulda watched this. I ordered a different brand but I didn't know the powder came in black powder and guess what I ordered for white? So much for watching what I order. Needless to say, I sent it back and ordered the white powder. So patiently waiting ugh. Thanks Jennifer for bringing to my attention.
I'm happy you were able to get the correct thing! 😊🌻
Thank you these videos make it so easy to learn.
You're so welcome! 😊🌻
I have the supplies and I'm so excited to try this. I'll follow the vid on the weekend. I've watched a few tutorials and I have to say you are an amazing teacher. Ty
love your videos. Please tell me which is best for canvas fabric, sticker paper or htv? Thanks
Htv works great on canvas!
I don't have a sublimation printer and I saw some youtube videos about using sublimation spray and now this DTV and powder. Do you think I can use the Cricut sublimation preprinted sheets, cut them into outlines, words, etc. and use the powder you describe to provide a surface to sublimate on cotton T's? I got them to do printable vinyl but am worried about the durability of printable vinyl. And I always love your videos! Thank you.
Cricut sublimation preprinted sheets? They have Infusible Ink sheets and markers. jennifermaker.com/cricut-infusible-ink/
what do you think? Will you try this? Would love to see if this would work...
Thank you for the great info! Those black/dark shirts that we all love are still just out of reach, lol!!
U always have great info. And thank u for sharing it. I tried this and it work but my colors are coming out darker than they are on my computer screen. Can u tell me what I'm doing wrong
If your sublimation colors are not coming out right, check this blog post: jennifermaker.com/sublimation-color-problems/ 💕
Did you try with the press a second time just about 10/20 second for the little crumps to melt?
I always like learning new things! Thanks for this video!
You make it more understandable!!! So my question is if I can use it on any sublimation printer?! It doesn’t have to be the one you use correct?! I’m definitely running to get all the stuff together!!! Literally “ JENNIFER MAKER made me buy it “ 😂😂😂 thanks 😊
Yes of course!
I love these shirts. I need to get the supplies and started with sublimation projects. So many great and wonderful ideas! Thanks Jennifer and Team for this presentation.
Everyone remembered to press that like button👍
Thank you for this tutorial. I have decided to try an easier route to sublimate on shirts.
You are welcome!❤️
Very interesting video. Thank you. How did the shirt stand up to washing? I can't find the followup on the blog.
Coming soon! It was washed yesterday and will be updated on the blog. It did not fare as well as we hoped. I had some fading.
Jennifer - I have seen 'some' hacks that say you can't use it for sublimating on regular dollar store mugs and other say it's possible. However, I can't trust everyone like we trust you for your honesty. Have you tried dtf on regular dollar store mugs? I've looked for videos you've done, but haven't found one. Thanks so much!
I don't have anything out yet but that doesn't mean I won't in the future. I say give it a try!🥰
I really enjoy watching your videos. You are a great teacher. I have learned a lot from your videos. Great tips great tutorials.
Thanks so much!
do you have to do a second press after peeling on the sublimation dtf hack? if so, do you place butcher paper on top
We listed all the steps we used in the tutorial as well, it's linked above 😊🌻
Hi thank you! Do you like this better than the sublimation spray for cotton shirts? I saw that in a previous video of yours. Thanks 😊
I am not sure how much I will use this process in the future. People were requesting that I make a tutorial on DTF. I still need to wash the shirt to see how it withstands to washing but I do like how it turned out.
This looks time consuming, but the results are amazing!
Thank you so much! 😊🌻
This is beautiful, my question is does it loose some of the color once it’s washed?
The results have been posted on the blog post after it has been washed. jennifermaker.com/dtf-t-shirt-printing-on-cotton-sublimation/
Great safety information havent seen anyone else using this method thanks Jennifer
Safety is so important!🥰
You are the best for explanations. No one speaks about the respiration part. I have asthma and I've been sick because I used vingl. I really w need to know a bette way to make shirts.
What about working in a garage or a well ventilated room? You can get personal respirators off of Amazon🥰
@@JenniferMaker thank you. I just need to get better. The asthma attacks are not under control yet. I thought I could do projects in my little craft room by leaving the air conditioned on. I was wrong. We don’t see the fumes but there there.
Just repress couple seconds for the excess powder.i own dtf and sub:) I'd recommend a short repress either way.
Thanks for the tip!
Jennifer, question about ventilation. I have a bedroom I use for my craft room. It only has 2 windows next to each other on the outside wall.i don't close the bedroom door so in the winter how can I be sure if I close the door the room will be well ventilated? Should I use my ceiling fan, Crack open the windows, or both? I am like you in so far as I want to also be safe, especially because I am getting over a bout of aspiration pneumonia.
You can use both depending on the breeze.
@@JenniferMaker thank you. I love your and Angie Holden's channels the best. There ARE a lot of good influencers but you both make everything so easy to understand. Thanks for being you. ❤️ 🧡 💛
I always love your tutorials!!
Thank you so much!
Do you use the same print settings as you do for regular sublimation
All the steps are also on our blog post, linked above. Thanks for watching! 😊🌻
I have heard of this but never seen it in action. Thanks for sharing.
I love this video. I tried to do this but had problems. I used an Epson ET-2400, Hippo ink, No Dreaming powder and CenDale DTF Transfer film sheet. Could not get it to cure. CenDale said to cure at 266F to 330 F for 120s to 300s. Tried that, still powdery. Tried 385 F for 40s. Still no luck. Any suggestions
I use DTF Transfer Film with a Sawgrass printer. I have not tried the CenDale brand if that makes a difference. jennifermaker.com/dtf-t-shirt-printing-on-cotton-sublimation/
Very interesting. Cannot wait to get a machine and start some awesome projects
I love how vibrant the colors are showing up with this technique. I will definitely be trying to make something out of this one. I have all of my protective gear and will have plenty of ventilation while creating my project.
Hi Jennifer, Thank you so much for sharing your techniques. I've tried this and it came out great. I used my HTV RONT to melt the powder. Maybe a heat gun will work too.
Wonderful!
Looks amazing, but how long did it hold after washings?
The results are on the blog post. jennifermaker.com/dtf-t-shirt-printing-on-cotton-sublimation/
Your video is very informative. Im also doing the Dtf method.
I printed my dtf image out and it came out fine but when i pressed it on the colored shirt it came out black. What am i doing wrong?
I would need more information. You can ask in the group and show photos for more details. facebook.com/groups/sublimationmadeeasy. facebook.com/groups/cricutcraftersandmakers/
I purchased a Sawgrass Bundle heatpress nation for Sublimation on cotton. The paper and ink Chromoblast for cotton came with it. My first try was horrible. The adhesive on the paper stuck to the shirt outside the image! I still can't get it off. The company guy who does their Master Classes stated he doesn't do anything in cotton. So I have no ideal where I went wrong..Love your videos. Hope someday you will do one on Chromoblast sublimation.
Awesome print. Would like to know the wash test result. Pity limited again like sublimation only white garments. dont like the vinyl feel for dark garment printing.
This shirt is still at the studio! Thanks for the reminder to take it home and wash it! 😁 I will have an answer soon. So sorry for the delay!
Hi Jennifer. After watching your video several times, I have decided to try the DTF powder sublimation. I have had success on one print, so I decided to put several on a sleeper. I printed them and powdered them all at the same time. I heated the sleeper and the pictures. I did the back first and it turned out perfect! Then I did the prints on the left, then the right. I'm not sure what happened. I can't seem to include my photos, but the prints got worse as I went. Almost faded looking. Would you know what I might have done wrong?
You can include you photos and ask here. facebook.com/groups/sublimationmadeeasy
Is uv dtf safe without heat ..I was gonna do glass beer cans with it and wasnt sure if I needed to ventilate etc ..thanks Jennifer