Thank you soooo much Jennifer - I absolutely love Al your videos- I love learning all the new steps My next video I’ll be looking for how to mirror pictures : png
This is a game changer for me. I've wanting to dabble in sublimation but the expense of ink, printer, and large heat press was a deterrent. I fusible ink pens are more cost friendly🙂
I'm always looking for new ways to use my infusible ink pens. Thanks for this idea! I'm going to play with it with some coasters - bet they turn out great!
Love your tutorials!! Now, to get a mug press! I really like the infusible ink pens and can't wait to try them out! Thank you so much for always being so detailed and thorough in your tutorials, and for having such a huge giving heart!!!
Thanks for your videos Jennifer! Quick question: is there a "shelf life" of stored Cricut Brand Permanent Premium Vinyl? Someone said 6 months, but we have a lot of vinyl we just purchased to use in the next year or so. We wondered if you had any thoughts or suggestions to help us to keep our vinyl in good condition (on the roll) for when we want to use it later. NOTE: The Cricut Permanent Vinyl actually has a date of 2020 on the package we just purchased from Hobby Lobby - so we assume the shelf-life should be pretty long. Thanks so much again for your great videos!
I don't need any more mugs, but I'd like to try this on a ceramic plate. What would you use to apply the necessary heat to a flat surface? Do I need a Cricut heat press? (Not in the budget currently.)
@@JenniferMaker Thank you for your reply and yes the links work, but the item is "currently unavailable." Like so many items that you share, they go out of stock soon after you post on social media. I'll be patient and hopefully it will be be available soon. Again, thank you for all that you and your team do the crafting community.
I didn't understand if you normally color with sublimation markers or wet the tip of the marker or the paper!! Or if it's just the watercolor paper that has that effect when you color with Infusible Inks
Hello. I could not find the template for the mug wrap that matches the one on the bottom tier on the left. I found the flowers only template on the top tier and the one you made in the video.
@@JenniferMaker Thank you so much for helping me.... I am watching your sublimation with cricut video now. Thanks to you and your videos and books, I feel confident to take the leap. I wish you all of the best. ❣️
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What would we do without you and your videos? 🙈🙈🙈
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You are really good at explaining thank youuu!!
Thank you!
Thank you soooo much Jennifer - I absolutely love Al your videos- I love learning all the new steps
My next video I’ll be looking for how to mirror pictures : png
I've used coloring pages and outlined the shapes, then colored them in. Transferring the photo to a polyester towel. It works so well!!
That's awesome!
This is a game changer for me. I've wanting to dabble in sublimation but the expense of ink, printer, and large heat press was a deterrent. I fusible ink pens are more cost friendly🙂
Have fun!
Have the pens but have not done anything yet, will do something now thank you Jennifer for this great video!!! Hugs Liz 💕
Have fun!🥰
@@JenniferMaker I will Jennifer! Thank yo!!! 😊💕
Great teacher Blessings always
Thank you! 😃
Im even setting an alarm so I don't miss this!!❤
Thank you for watching!
Beautiful vibrant colors on a pretty design! Great teaching Jennifer!
Thank you so much!
Can't wait to see how to do this, I've had my pens for weeks now and haven't used them.
Me too 😊
Hope you enjoy it!
I love infusible pens excited to see and try this project tonight
I too have been reluctant to go into sublimation because of the cost but, this this will be fun to play around with,
It is! Go for it! Infusible ink is great without the huge expense.
Super excited for this!
Hope you like it!🥰
I'm always looking for new ways to use my infusible ink pens. Thanks for this idea! I'm going to play with it with some coasters - bet they turn out great!
Have fun!
Love your tutorials!! Now, to get a mug press! I really like the infusible ink pens and can't wait to try them out! Thank you so much for always being so detailed and thorough in your tutorials, and for having such a huge giving heart!!!
Yay! Thank you!
What a lovely way to do mugs! I must try this!!!!
I hope that you do!
These are so cute Jennifer.
I'm so glad you like them!
So excited to see and try this approach. 🤗
Hope you like it!
Can’t wait! My first live with you!
Thanks for being there with us!
Super excited to try this
I hope you love it!
LOVE this and will be making them for sure! Missed the premiere today :(
Hope you enjoy!
Love it ❤ beautiful 😍 stay blessed love 🥰
Thank you so much!
Thanks for your videos Jennifer! Quick question: is there a "shelf life" of stored Cricut Brand Permanent Premium Vinyl? Someone said 6 months, but we have a lot of vinyl we just purchased to use in the next year or so. We wondered if you had any thoughts or suggestions to help us to keep our vinyl in good condition (on the roll) for when we want to use it later. NOTE: The Cricut Permanent Vinyl actually has a date of 2020 on the package we just purchased from Hobby Lobby - so we assume the shelf-life should be pretty long. Thanks so much again for your great videos!
I have used vinyl from 2020 without any problems. Basically store it in a cool dry place with low humidity.
This looks so cool what to be able to do different things with mugs
It really is a great project!
Great vid
Wondering why you didn't need to use sublimation transfer paper?
This was a special project with only the watercolor paper but I you could probably do it with sub paper as well, we just didn't test that.
Hey. Have you used this watercolour method with infusable ink pens on the glass tumblers?
No, but that is a good idea to give it a try! Here is this tutorial on glass. jennifermaker.com/sublimation-beer-can-glass/
I don't need any more mugs, but I'd like to try this on a ceramic plate. What would you use to apply the necessary heat to a flat surface? Do I need a Cricut heat press? (Not in the budget currently.)
You would need a heatpress or EasyPress🥰
First, thank you for this project. The watercolor paper that you linked has been out of stock for a while. Do you have a good alternative?
The affiliate link is working on the blog post. jennifermaker.com/watercolor-ink-mug/
@@JenniferMaker Thank you for your reply and yes the links work, but the item is "currently unavailable." Like so many items that you share, they go out of stock soon after you post on social media. I'll be patient and hopefully it will be be available soon. Again, thank you for all that you and your team do the crafting community.
Yea! The watercolor paper is back in stock! I ordered it immediately. I’m excited to try this technique.
When you are blending the light and dark colors, does the darker color remain on the lighter color marker?
It does get on the lighter marker. You will need to scribble on some paper to get it out.
I made a test print with names and colours of pens a pressed onto scrap polyester fabric so I know what the colour pen will look like
That's a great idea!
I didn't understand if you normally color with sublimation markers or wet the tip of the marker or the paper!! Or if it's just the watercolor paper that has that effect when you color with Infusible Inks
Love the mugs? Can you use glass
You would need to use sublimation glass or put laminate on it first🥰
I really want to try this, but I can't get a mug press. Is it possible to do this in a toaster oven or other heat source?
Here are other options for sublimation in the favorite finds affiliate links. www.amazon.com/shop/influencer-c673d212
The A4 paper is no longer available
Will the A5 work as well? The paper may be smaller. If so, do you have a suggestion for an alternative
The affiliate link in the materials list works. jennifermaker.com/watercolor-ink-mug/
Does it matter if the watercolour paper is smooth or rough?
We used smooth in this project🥰
Do you know what heat settings/time if you do this on a coaster?
Here is a tutorial for infusible ink on coasters. th-cam.com/video/VxkzMZ-ZxPs/w-d-xo.html jennifermaker.com/watercolor-ink-mug/
Is this only for mugs?
You could do this on coasters too!🥰
Hello. I could not find the template for the mug wrap that matches the one on the bottom tier on the left. I found the flowers only template on the top tier and the one you made in the video.
The SVGs and PDF are both there. #595 in the library. jennifermaker.com/watercolor-ink-mug/
@@JenniferMaker Thanks. You say “both” but there are three different designs on the mugs shown.
Do you have to have a mug press for this project?
You would need a mug press or a sublimation oven🥰
Hola que tipo de papel usa?
Watercolor paper is used for this. Here is the tutorial with the material list affiliate links. jennifermaker.com/watercolor-ink-mug/
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Thanks for watching!
The A4 water paper is no longer available. Is there another one that you can recommend?
The link is now working in the materials list for the A4 paper. jennifermaker.com/watercolor-ink-mug/
@@JenniferMaker unfortunately the paper is no longer available on Amazon. Is there another water paper you can recommend?
I am not an artist and I am struggling with coming up with my own designs that I can sell.
Can you use shapes from DS but alter them?
Yes!
@@JenniferMaker Thank you so much for helping me....
I am watching your sublimation with cricut video now.
Thanks to you and your videos and books, I feel confident to take the leap.
I wish you all of the best. ❣️