I also print from Canva as well but I save mine as a PDF print with CMYK colors. This keeps the image size on the paper correct. So when I create my images I use the paper size I’m going to be printing on. This way you don’t have to try to enlarge the image on your printing page.
I tried to do it that way before but I couldn’t get a transparent background, would love to know how you get the image transparent? Thanks for the feedback!
i’m glad i don’t have to use the tape with my transfer paper. All i do is make sure i have some regular plain paper loaded and i drop the transfer in front of that a it goes from there. I have the prison 2800
hey, a did try his hack but my images get like pixalated ,idk how to explain it, i use a Epson printer . when i printed it it's getting out with round tiny pgiments of collors. can you help me a litlle bit?:D
How are you downloading your images after you make or by them? I usually adjust my sizing in canva and then I download it to print out my images. It could just be the size that’s being downloaded.
I am using an Epson Printer with the sublimation ink and I am having tiny pigments of color too. And my images look a little distorted. Like you can see the pixels or something. I printed from Canva by downloading this image.
Thanks for sharing! I have tried this hack on my channel and was not a fan ...I do have some Asub powder, but not the A sub DTF transfer film. I will have to get some and try this hack with your method. Yours look good and vibrant without looking like it is going to wash out. Good video!!
Hey thanks for watching, yes make sure you have the film and the powder, the wash does come out great and I have a wash test video in my playlist. What type ink do you use? Thanks for watching!!!!
Instead of curing it twice and using powder again. Maybe you could just cure it twice as long. I don't think it is the powder. It is the curing time. Looks nice.
Hi! Thanks for your video. It’s super detailed and helpful! Do you wait for the picture to cool after curing? Or do you need to press it on the shirt right away?
Awesome video. My husband was listening and commented that you were very good at explaining things. Might help when all the product shows up in a few days,,lol.
When you get all your settings done do you go ahead and set as preset? With Mac most ppl don’t understand why they aren’t getting those certain options like “PREMIUM PRESENTATION PAPER MATTE” if they hard wire it with the cord, click the + and double click printer than another box appears on the bottom most people’s say (AirPrint) if they toggle down to the name of the printer and hit okay all those missing options will be available.
th-cam.com/video/61fro3ZIdc8/w-d-xo.html Here is a How To video on how to use canva. Please reach out to me if you have any questions or comments. Thanks for watching!!!!
@@Healher_7 I was just wonder because you said to press it for a couple of minutes but on the video shows different, lol ! Thank you for your videos, I know it’s hard sometimes to try to do and explain plus record it all at the same time, blessings!
th-cam.com/video/61fro3ZIdc8/w-d-xo.html Here is the link for how to use canva and also it’s at the end of the video. Also I either will get designs from Etsy or I’ll make them myself.
I have not tried it but I do know that you can press it without curing it if you’re doing it right away but once you place the image down you can’t move it.
Heeey nice info, got a couple of questions ❓, so I watch the 1st video on how to convert the printer to print dtf and I noticed you didn't say anything about using different ink, also I was wondering can it be done with other printers?
Hello Queen, I have only tried this with the XP15000 and 1 other printer. You do need other ink which will be DTF ink which you can purchase off Amazon. I have Amazon an Amazon link attached to this video of the inks I used.
Yes I did press it twice just to secure the image making sure the whole film was heated. So you can either press it twice at 8 sec or do it once for 15.
I’m not sure exactly what you mean but if you’re referring to cutting the sheets then yes you can. Example if my image has a part I don’t like I just cut that part off and press the rest or If you want to cut your image up in sections and then press each piece you can do that as well.
@@Healher_7 Thank you for the clarification about dtf. I'm new to using dtf and I was trying to figure out if I could cut the image in section on dtf and press them together without seeing the slices after I press the image together!
Thanks for watching my video and subscribing! I do have a shirt that has been washed multiple times with the hack and I must say it still holds up pretty nicely!
thanks! so when you attach the printing paper like you seen me do in the video, it prints daily quickly. I would have to say it probably took about a min probably a little less. and I only cured it for about 16 sec but I did it twice. With temp wise I put it on 400.
Hello, thank you for such an amazing video! I am trying this hack out for the first time and I’m noticing that some of my transfer will pull off during the second press. I am using parchment paper and it seems to be sticking and causing to the dtf design and causing this issue. I noticed you don’t use any protective paper (parchment, butcher, Teflon, etc.). Do you recommend pressing it this way? Or have you run into any issues with it getting stuck to your heating plate on your heat press?? Thank you in advance
When i have tried this, i get smearing of the ink. My heat press does not come straight down like yours, mine hinges. Im thinking my powder is not getting melted all the way. Anyone try just using a heat gun?
Hello Maggie and thank you for watching my video, you can use a heat gun that would work as well cause all you really need is for the heat to melt the powder. This was happening to me to before I got a new press. Also with the smearing try a different print setting and make sure tape is secured on the paper.
I also print from Canva as well but I save mine as a PDF print with CMYK colors. This keeps the image size on the paper correct. So when I create my images I use the paper size I’m going to be printing on. This way you don’t have to try to enlarge the image on your printing page.
I tried to do it that way before but I couldn’t get a transparent background, would love to know how you get the image transparent? Thanks for the feedback!
When you press download 3 options will appear be sure to check transparent background
i’m glad i don’t have to use the tape with my transfer paper. All i do is make sure i have some regular plain paper loaded and i drop the transfer in front of that a it goes from there. I have the prison 2800
hey, a did try his hack but my images get like pixalated ,idk how to explain it, i use a Epson printer . when i printed it it's getting out with round tiny pgiments of collors. can you help me a litlle bit?:D
How are you downloading your images after you make or by them? I usually adjust my sizing in canva and then I download it to print out my images. It could just be the size that’s being downloaded.
I am using an Epson Printer with the sublimation ink and I am having tiny pigments of color too. And my images look a little distorted. Like you can see the pixels or something. I printed from Canva by downloading this image.
I accidentally hit the r button on my heat press 😂😂😂 I panicked but got it on my second try I was on autopilot when I pressed it
I use double sided sticky tape to attach it to a reg sheet of paper
How does that work out for you? I may need to try that!
Thanks for sharing! I have tried this hack on my channel and was not a fan ...I do have some Asub powder, but not the A sub DTF transfer film. I will have to get some and try this hack with your method. Yours look good and vibrant without looking like it is going to wash out. Good video!!
Hey thanks for watching, yes make sure you have the film and the powder, the wash does come out great and I have a wash test video in my playlist. What type ink do you use? Thanks for watching!!!!
Instead of curing it twice and using powder again. Maybe you could just cure it twice as long. I don't think it is the powder. It is the curing time. Looks nice.
Can you please tell me what is the type of ink use is it sublimation ink or dtf ink or normal paper ink
Id like to know too!! 😊
She uses Hippo sublimation ink.
Great job...do you have regular ink in your printer or is there sublimation ink in your printer?
Hi! Thanks for your video. It’s super detailed and helpful! Do you wait for the picture to cool after curing? Or do you need to press it on the shirt right away?
Awesome video. My husband was listening and commented that you were very good at explaining things. Might help when all the product shows up in a few days,,lol.
Very nice. I will try coating it twice next time . Thanks for the tip
When you get all your settings done do you go ahead and set as preset?
With Mac most ppl don’t understand why they aren’t getting those certain options like “PREMIUM PRESENTATION PAPER MATTE” if they hard wire it with the cord, click the + and double click printer than another box appears on the bottom most people’s say (AirPrint) if they toggle down to the name of the printer and hit okay all those missing options will be available.
I have a USB connected to my computer from the printer and everytime I go to print it offers me last printing setting as an option.
But I know exactly what you’re talking about, thanks for watching!!!!
Yes, especially with Epson printers you have to print from the USB.
Hi great video, what kind of ink are you using?
Thanks for watching, I was using Hippo sublimation Ink.
That tshirt ruler u using. How accurate using it and can u make a video on how to use the tshirt ruler if thats possible
Hey thanks for watching my video!!! The ruler is pretty accurate, I can point out how I use it in one of my upcoming videos.
@Healher_7 ok thanks
Great presentation
Wonderful video!!!
I have the exact same printer, after I print my dtf image it has roll marks. Did you ever ran into that issue ?
I have not had that issue but I’ve had heard of people going through this. There are videos out here to fix it though.
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Here is a How To video on how to use canva. Please reach out to me if you have any questions or comments. Thanks for watching!!!!
It looks like you pressed it for 8 seconds twice, just making sure that I got the right time and then you did a last press for another 8 seconds
Yup you’re absolutely correct! Thanks for watching!!! I know everyone does what works for them and this was one method that works for me.
@@Healher_7 I was just wonder because you said to press it for a couple of minutes but on the video shows different, lol ! Thank you for your videos, I know it’s hard sometimes to try to do and explain plus record it all at the same time, blessings!
I can't figure out the scale part. It doesn't pop uo. Maybe bc I have hp laptop.
Wonderful job! Thank you for sharing
Thank you so much for watching!!!!
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Can you show how to use canva ?. where you get your designs.
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Here is the link for how to use canva and also it’s at the end of the video. Also I either will get designs from Etsy or I’ll make them myself.
What are your thoughts on curing versus non-curing? Have you tried pressing it to the shirt without curing design?
I have not tried it but I do know that you can press it without curing it if you’re doing it right away but once you place the image down you can’t move it.
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Here is a video (wash test) for this hack, check it out!
Looks so Good. Kinda like double embossing.
Great idea.
How does it look after wash
It still looks good and doesn’t fade!
I need this graphic!!!
What ink do you use?
Heeey nice info, got a couple of questions ❓, so I watch the 1st video on how to convert the printer to print dtf and I noticed you didn't say anything about using different ink, also I was wondering can it be done with other printers?
Hello Queen, I have only tried this with the XP15000 and 1 other printer. You do need other ink which will be DTF ink which you can purchase off Amazon. I have Amazon an Amazon link attached to this video of the inks I used.
i print my dtf transfer using an epson which is converted for sublimation and also i have used my regular hp inkjet printer with regular ink
Can you show how to use canva ?
Yup I do that video today, I got you!
So is this safe to wash or will the color come off?
Was that a 100% cotton shirt?
Yes it was. Thanks for watching.
I really enjoyed this....Keep up the good work...
Thank you so much! And thanks for watching!!!
I emailed you as well...
Just need a few more details please. It looked like you pressed the image twice at 400 for 8 seconds each??
Yes I did press it twice just to secure the image making sure the whole film was heated. So you can either press it twice at 8 sec or do it once for 15.
What kind of heat press is this
You can heat press the flim with out covering with paper? It won’t stick to the press?
I thought same thing
Thank you for the video
Thank you for watching!!!!!
What is your print density? And are you printing vendor color matching? My colors is to dark, for example red, but black color is to little...
Hey thanks for watching! I honestly don’t remember the density but I did not have to color match I just printed it as is.
@@Healher_7 thank YOU 🙂
Can You do a wash test?
I have washed this exact item that I have done but when I do my next video I’ll add it in!
Can you slice and press a dtf sheets
I’m not sure exactly what you mean but if you’re referring to cutting the sheets then yes you can. Example if my image has a part I don’t like I just cut that part off and press the rest or If you want to cut your image up in sections and then press each piece you can do that as well.
@@Healher_7 Thank you for the clarification about dtf. I'm new to using dtf and I was trying to figure out if I could cut the image in section on dtf and press them together without seeing the slices after I press the image together!
Thank you so much! You rock!!
Awwww you welcome! Thanks so much for watching!!!! 💜💜💜💜
Hello! New subby. Can you do a wash test on this hack please?
Hello! Thanks for watching! Yes I can definitely do a wash test for this hack. I’ll have a video up soon.
Absolutely Beautiful
How does the dtf sub hack work with color shirts?
It doesn’t you only can sub on light colors unless you do the sublimation hack for dark garments.
Thank you for teaching us can the dtf be set so when you print again you dont have to keep resetting
Yes you can set it and store it away for a while you don’t have to use it right away but I wouldn’t set to many.
Turned out great! What brand shirt did you use? Looks really soft.
Thank you that was actually just one of target’s shirt there Good Fellow brand. I just used it for the video. 🩷🩷🩷🩷
thanks for the info. im interested in how well it might hold up after multiple washes. do you have any comparisons from a new vs 10+ washes?
Thanks for watching my video and subscribing! I do have a shirt that has been washed multiple times with the hack and I must say it still holds up pretty nicely!
@@Healher_7 thanks for the info!
Nice quality print! What is the curing time and temperature?
thanks! so when you attach the printing paper like you seen me do in the video, it prints daily quickly. I would have to say it probably took about a min probably a little less. and I only cured it for about 16 sec but I did it twice. With temp wise I put it on 400.
New subscriber. Enjoyed your video
Thank you so much I really appreciate it, also let me know what more you would like to see and I can continue to make more content!
What was the time and temp
the time was 8 sec and temp is 400 but I did it twice!
where you get your designs
This design I got from Etsy but I do most of the designs myself.
Wondering how this holds up when washed...can you update us in the comments?
Hey thanks for watching, I actually have a wash test video that I just did. Check it out, washing holds up pretty nicely with this jack!
Hello, thank you for such an amazing video! I am trying this hack out for the first time and I’m noticing that some of my transfer will pull off during the second press. I am using parchment paper and it seems to be sticking and causing to the dtf design and causing this issue.
I noticed you don’t use any protective paper (parchment, butcher, Teflon, etc.). Do you recommend pressing it this way? Or have you run into any issues with it getting stuck to your heating plate on your heat press?? Thank you in advance
Nice video & tips...Thanks
Thank you for checking out my video and thanks for the comment!
When i have tried this, i get smearing of the ink. My heat press does not come straight down like yours, mine hinges. Im thinking my powder is not getting melted all the way. Anyone try just using a heat gun?
Hello Maggie and thank you for watching my video, you can use a heat gun that would work as well cause all you really need is for the heat to melt the powder. This was happening to me to before I got a new press. Also with the smearing try a different print setting and make sure tape is secured on the paper.