Sublimating A Cotton Shirt Using DTF Hack With Parchment Paper
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- Easy T-Shirt Design Using Sublimation and DTF Powder Hack
🌺Learn how to create vibrant and durable T-shirt designs using a sublimation hack with DTF (Direct to Film) powder. In this step-by-step tutorial, we'll show you how to combine sublimation printing with DTF powder to achieve stunning results. Perfect for beginners and DIY enthusiasts, this method is quick, easy, and cost-effective. Watch now and start designing your own custom T-shirts with ease! Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more creative hacks and tips.
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I really like how you did this especially for hacking. That’s a nice option! I’ve been doing DTF for years, use your heat press to cure its so much quicker.
@@LivNByFaithDesigns Thank you 😊
Awesome!!!! I’m definitely going to try this. Game Changer!!! Thanks for sharing.
@@bettysmith619 I hope it turns out beautifully 😊 thank you for watching!
So the sub paper is just to increase grip, does it have to be the white parchment paper
@@p8prbagbrwyn Yes, just for stability. It may work on parchment other than white, I’ve never tried it. Thank you for watching.
Wow, thank you for showing this. I have a sublimation printer i converted awhile back the big WF to print all of my sublimation projects. Now I just bought a Epson 8550 so that I may convert it for DTF machine. Though, now I'm seeing that i can do it like this. Hmmm
You're welcome. I like using the parchment. It seems to hold the ink, not so blotchy like the DTF film. I want a DTF printer but it is just not in the budget right now🤥 I would love to know if you decide to convert your printer and how. Hopefully you can do a tutorial 🥰 Please keep me updated!
Are you using sublimation ink I take it? Then using sublimation paper with parchment on top. Does it matter which side goes in printer for parchment? Then how long are you pressing if you don't mind? Love!!
@@calmingseasco Yes, that is correct. I always include the press time, temp and pressure right as I'm pressing the shirt. Thank you so much for watching 🙂
Thanks@@TheMulti-Crafter-honeebee
Wow so let me get this right we can use our sublimation printer to make a DTF print using parchment paper. Will it work on a black cotton shirts? Thanks
Kool, tutorial. Thanks!
@@valdvons Thank you for watching ☺️
I definitely have to try this, today. Thank you for sharing this idea!
@@zundraweathersby6077 Thank you 😊
This is amazing! Stupid question. Why did you use the sublimation paper? Just for stability? Could you use some other type of paper? Was the sublimation paper wasted? Thanks for the video!
@@cathyzampogna1200 Not a stupid question! Yes, for stability. The parchment is too thin for my printer to pull through. I take the parchment off the sublimation paper and reuse the same sheet and same piece of tape if I can😂
Wowwww nice!
@@MSMonalisa78 Thank you
Love it!!! Great hack
@@juanettajeffries Thank you 😊
Great video how does it hold up after washing ?
@@jmom687 I believe as good as can be expected for a hack. I will have to do an update soon. Thanks for watching 😊
How is it printing white if its a sublimation printer?
@@staceywood5625 Good question. It doesn’t print white. The shirt is white. I have another video with this hack on a gray shirt and you can kinda see the parts that are supposed to be white. Thank you for watching 😊
wow, il risultato è spettacolare, i colori sono molto brillanti! sei bravissima, complimenti 😘
😍Thank you. Yes, it turned out so bright and pretty!
Love it, looks great
@@dejacks6981 Thank you 😊
@@TheMulti-Crafter-honeebee you’re welcome
Omg❤️
this is amazing I am just about to try it for the first time, can I ask what you put as paper type x
@@owenmcmahon7352 I hope it turns out beautifully 🙂 I set to premium presentation matte
Wait!!!! Hold up,, wait a min !! I kept looking for the dtf paper.. I was confused the whole video. I saw paper, wax paper.. I MUST TRY! I HAVE TO TRY.. I’m scared though cause I tried this with the def film and my printer wouldn’t take it. I taped the edges and all.. then it started smearing ink 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️
@@angelanecole785 😂 Not wax paper. Parchment paper. It doesn’t smear as bad as the DTF film but you still have to be careful and move quick. My printer messes up when I try the film it’s too slick
For film all that you need is a piece of tape for the top on whatever paper that you’re using then feed.
@@LivNByFaithDesigns I’ll have to try it again one day. Thanks for sharing.
its very vibrant and beautiful , this might be a dumb question but did u put the sublimated side of the sub paper unto the parchment paper to print it ,which side is up sub or parchment, kinda got confused
Not a dumb question at all! Yes, I placed the parchment on the side of the sublimation paper that the ink goes on. The parchment paper is too thin to pull through my printer so I have to attach it to paper so it will print. Thank you 🙂
I am confused so you printed on the parchment paper?
@@khae7388 Yes. I printed on parchment paper.
Beautiful 😍
@@goodmoodtunes5413 Thank you 😊
Awesome ❤
Thank you🙂
Do the colours stay after you've washed it?
@@growithtab Yes, I think so. I have a community post of a wash update for a shirt made with this same process. Thank you for watching.
@@TheMulti-Crafter-honeebee thank you for responding. ☺️
I'm watching football another tab over so had this on mute. lol. Did you print design on parchment or sub paper? Do you know if this will work for dark fabrics? Thanks!
@@afriend8961 lol I understand🙂 printed on parchment paper. I just uploaded another video to hopefully answer some similar questions. Thank you for watching.
Will it lose the colors once it washed
@@le28leee Hello. I just posted a wash update on my community wall. Thank you for watching 😊
Wait you print it on parchment paper? this is game change kool
@@janievelarde3093 Yes parchment. Thank you 😊
This is awesome! Is it a dtf printer/inks or sublimation printer/inks
@@alfredosmith6107 Sublimation printer. Thank you!
That looks great. Is the parchment paper a certain type? Also where do you get the device you heated the image with? Sorry for all the questions. Thank you
@@bettinabey8833 I get the uncoated paper. I use the one from Sam’s club. I got the heat gun from Home Depot it was less than $30, couldn’t have been too expensive because I bought it😂. Thank you for asking. Someone else could have the same questions😊
@@TheMulti-Crafter-honeebee So is it parchment paper or butcher paper from Sams Club? How does it stand up to washing? thank you for the great video!
@@lindallanas2335 Parchment paper. I did not wash this one. My family takes these shirts before I even get a chance to wear them lol. One I did a while ago held up fine to me in the wash to me. I may do another one to update with a wash test 🙂
amazing 😍😍😍 what paper type setting did you use
@@angelamcmahon9264 😊Thank you. The same settings for regular sublimation. I have a community post with my print settings for sublimation.
Do you think this would be less prone to smearing/roller marks? I’m having that issue in my 8550 converted for sublimation.
@@TabithaRJohnson There’s still some smudging that’s why I trimmed around the design. Lowering the print density will help. There’s a post on my community wall with my print settings for my 2800 that I converted. Thank you for watching!
This looks like an awesome hack. I have tried others but without success when it comes to the wash test.
Have you had any issues with the ink fading or washing out?
Also, if I understood the video correctly, you incorporated the heat activated bonding powder that is used in the DTF process with the sublimation ink?
If so, that is something that I had considered trying but did not because I was under the impression that Sublimation ink and DTF inks are different. As I understand it, Sublimation Ink converts to a gas when heat is applied, I assumed that the powder would not work because it would prevent the Sublimation Ink from completing the process of converting to a gas and consequently the ink would not be able complete the process and fuse to the fibers of the fabric. I can see that the heat activated powder would allow the ink to bond to the fabric but it would not stand up to very many wash cycles.
That is the reason for my question about whether it held up when washed?
Please forgive my long winded question. I just didn't know how to condense my question and make it make sense.😏
Hello. Sounds like you are very familiar with this process already! Yes, sublimation ink does bond to the fabric. This “hack” with the powder is almost like a glue, I can’t really explain. I still have maybe one shirt I made doing this hack a year or so ago, looks fine to me. This is something that is fun for me, most of my projects are handed off to family and friends, I don’t have any complaints about fading. I would say wait a few days before washing any project. Thank you for your question and thanks for watching 😊
Also there s a dtf paper that allows you to use ink jet printer to put on just like sublimation but u use powder to coat it but I'm getting ready to try this as well it would be cheaper then the dtf paper if it works same way why spend more
@@DenaiseMitchell Exactly! Save money!!!
@@TheMulti-Crafter-honeebee ive tried dtf hack eith normal ink but when wash it faded almost everything.whrn i tried with subli ink it was smudving do didnt attempf it. Its costing alot buying dtf plus delivery thats y i bought 8550 and converted it
@@khae7388 I haven’t tried with regular ink yet. I turn my printer speed down low. There should be a setting to turn off high speed. I set up everything before I click print. I immediately put the powder on the image and cure. The ink will smudge easily I’ve had it happen too. It will also dry quickly. I hope this helps😊
Imma try this!!! Have you done this using the def film before too?
@@tiffanywilliams7700 Yes I have. The film is so slick to me, could just be my printer. The parchment holds the ink a lot better and I can pass it through my printer easier to me. I hope you try it 😊
@@TheMulti-Crafter-honeebee you are so inspiring! I will absolutely try it this week. If I don’t update you hit me up. lol
@@tiffanywilliams7700 🤗yes, yes I’m looking forward to the update!
For safety, please wear a mask.
@@pattiduken And also as noted in the video I have a window open as well. Thank you for watching 😊
Ola, tenho algumas dúvidas....
Vc usou papel manteiga?
A impressão é com tinta sublimatica?
Seria apenas para estampar em cores claras?
A cor branca?
Desculpa se lhe importunei com tantas dúvidas.
Mas, se fosse possível esclarecer, agradeço...
@@AnaSouza-h2r Hello. Yes this is a sublimation hack, using a sublimation printer, parchment paper and DTF powder. I use a cotton white shirt, I haven’t tried any other colors. Thank you so much for watching 🙂
I can’t get it to go through my printer. Is there a specific tape i should use?
@@AntoinettePharms-nx9qx I use masking tape from the dollar tree. Painters tape works fine too
I did not know you can use heat gun thank you
@@Littlemismartha You’re welcome ☺️
Thank you. Have you washed it yet
Girl no. My sister already asked for it lol 😂 they get stuff and don't update me. I will make one for myself and do an update.
The ink used were DTF or subli?
@@roxcyjoyafable A “hack” using sublimation ink and DTF powder. Thank you for watching.
So why did you use the parchment paper when you already had sublimation paper?
@@mrsgusher1 DTF “hack” on a cotton shirt. Thank you for watching 😊
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What the press time and how long before you peeled it off
@@littlegreer4513 Time stamps, time and temp 4:11 - peel 4:26. Thank you for watching 😊
I just did it wow you Rock
Just a easy tip for you when cutting your sheet pull it over a sublimation sheet like the one you used to tape together that you not waisting your parchment paper
Secondly use easy tac spray lightly it will hold the two sheets together and easy release when done printing
@@littlegreer4513 Awesome!!!🙂