How to video -Sublimation onto Siser EasySubli
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- I had an issue with my recent order of Easy Subli, so I tried pressing a sublimation transfer onto it. I can't take the stress of pressing the subli first, then trying to line it all up. This video shows you the stress free way to do it onto parchemnt paper first.
I saw this method explained in a FB group I'm in, but couldn't wrap my mind around it. I'm a visual learner. You just saved me from going crazy trying to figure out how to do this! I'm definitely subscribing to your channel!
Thank you so much! I'm so glad it help you.
This is so much easier than pressing the EasySubli first and then trying to line it up!!! I can't wait to try this! Thank you!
You are so welcome! I have the same issue. I can't line it up, EVER! :)
Very informative! Best vid I've seen on EasySubli, simple and straight to the point. Thanks!
Thank you so much :) I'm glad it helped.
A HUMUNGOUS big thank you for this, I have been pulling my hair out trying to print on EasySubli with sublimation paper - Everyone shows you a quick preview of what to do, dont exactly explain times etc and I have had so many blurred images/weak colours or burnt colours and its cost me so much. I tried your hack as a last ditch attempt before i gave up and it worked first time and perfectly. I cant thank you enough xx
I am so happy to read this! Glad it helped you :)
@@stacyodesigns when cutting the easy subli on the cricut do you mirror it? which side do you lay the easy subli down on the mat to be cut?
Do your prints last through wash cycles?
Thank you for this video. This is the first one that clicked with me! You explain it PERFECTLY!!! THANK YOU 🙏💕
Thank you Kim. I'm glad it was helpful.
Great video! I was having similar trouble with printing directly onto the Easy Subli. It just wasn't great. This worked so much better! Thank you!
What am I doing wrong mine keeps sticking
Glad it helped!
Are you removing the subli from the backing sheet? Also, since this video I have found that Reyonlds brand parchment works GREAT!
I’ve seen a lot of subli videos. This method takes the cake! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so mcuh! :)
I stumbled across this video and am glad i did. Great job. I just git my printer and will try this. Thanks!
Thank you. Glad it was helpful!
You have no idea how much you've helped me. Thanks a lot from a complete stranger!
I'm so happy to hear that! Happy subbing :)
I was like someone else in the comments except I watch many and many TH-cam videos by multiple people for probably about the past 2 weeks or maybe more and just couldn’t figure it out. I was actually to the point that about an hour ago I decided I was using the tshirt paper for dark colors on my inkjet printer. Thankfully before I did I ran into ur video and now I got this. Thank you very much. Definitely subscribing and looking forward to watching the rest of your videos.
Yeah! I'm so glad you didn't give up! Subli is so much fun.
This is the way I do it. Saves me a bunch of money because before I use to mess up my shirts
Omg thank you sooooooooo much I finally was able to do this thanks to your video. I wasted so many sheet of easy subli before I found your tutorial. Thank you for explaining it so good
Thank you sooooo much!!! You don't know how many videos I went through just to see how to apply this to a shirt because I went through so many of my HTV easy subli sheets because they kept sticking to everything but the doggone shirt...
I hear ya!!! There is definitely some trial and error that goes on. Glad it all worked for you. :)
Very nice video! Awesome instruction. Great design
Thank you very much!
Thanks a lot for this video!!! Great job and beautiful design!!!
Thanks so much! I am finally getting great sublimation prints and a lot less ruined shirts. They also take me less time to do it in now. Lol
I'm so happy to hear that :)
I can't get my easy subli to peel off the parchment paper, any tips?
As many presses can vary in temp, try playing with your time and temp. Sticking occurs when its too hot.
I just had an idea to get my designs out of DS. When you hit print choose to print to PDF save to computer. Then use a converter program convert PDF to PNG or SVG. I have been trying to get my designs out of DS and into silhouette studios. Silhouette Studio is so much more advanced than DS and silhouette studio business edition you can save files as SVG to your computer and import in into design space and cut with cricut also thank you for this tutorial as well as I'm going to be doing my first easysubli project Much love ❤️
Absolutely! Design Space is not a good design program at all! I actually design in Photoshop an Illustrator, save as a PNG and import into DS. I have heard great things about SS.
You can also just screen shot your designs that you do in DS, then save as a file, then print from any program like Word
Thank you so much for showing this!!
I found this video by sheer accident - and I am so glad I did! Your step-by-step explanation is so clear and concise. Plus you saved me from the headache of not being able to easily print on easysibli using an Epson converted printer.
I can't thank you enough to making this video.
I'm so glad it helped you! Happy crafting :)
Same!
My Easy Subli prints look the same. And I’m using a Sawgrass with easy subli ink. The ink looks like it’s spreading. It’s awful. Thanks for this work around.
I'm glad this will help you
That was an awesome video I enjoyed it very much and I feel that I learned A lot.
Thank you! :)
Your video is very impressive! It makes lining up the sublimation with the Easy Subli so much easier. I have one question. Can I use this same method with white glitter htv? I haven't tried sublimation on white glitter yet, but I want to try. I'd like to use your method but I don't know if it would work or not.
Thank you!!
Absolutely!!! This method works for glitter and flock htv.
What does that feel like on the shirt..like plastic..or more like screen print
Welllll, let me say is does get softer over time and washes. It's great for small designs, but I do not like the feel for a big design. It feels a little stiffer than regular HTV
For somehow, the eastsubli stuck to the parchment paper
hmm, it shouldn't stick to the parchment. Are you using unwaxxed?
Mine did too
Same here. Don't think it works. Lol
It didn't stick for me. As long as you remove it from the plastic as you did in the video it's fine. You can also print directly on the easysubli vinyl
Mine stuck too
I did my first one following your video, horrible mess..rewatched the video again and realized I missed the part about parchement paper not butcher. The second came out perfect. I really love this method, thank you for showing how to do it like this.
I've totally done that too :)
This will REALLY help me with lining up the design .. I have struggled!!
That's great Susan. I stress with lining up too :)
i don't get a true black, my black is more grey. if i press a mug, i have deep black. my ink is good. an another youtuber has the same "problem." is it not possible to got a real true deep black with the easy subli? do you have a nice black?
I often get deep blacks on easysubli. Could you be printing CMYK? I also always color correct in Photoshop. I use Levels to designate my black and white points.
Thank you. The only down side is cutting detail projects , like messy buns etc… doesn’t seem to work for me. All others without too much detail works great!
Agreed. Small cuts are difficult because if the thickness. Check out DTF transfers for things with super intricate cuts.
Thank you for this video!!! I have wasted several sheets of EasySub as the prints all come out grainy no matter what DPI I set. I am using an Epson WF7710 and Cosmo inks, these work great on A-Sub paper. I am definitely going to try your method with my Silhoutte. Your subli was so crisp and clear, beautiful!
Thanks so much! I used to print directly to my subli, but when I tried this method, there was a very clear difference in sharpness and color.
So, when I initially tried this, it was with the dollar tree brand parchment paper…BIG FAIL!!!! In reading the comments, I tried the Reynolds parchment paper and it works beautifully! No sticking at all😄
Parchment paper made such a difference! Glad you got it to work for you.
same with the dollar tree parchment paper! i was so frustrated lol
Do you cut rough or glossy side up and do you cut and print NON MIRRORED IMAGES?
You cut the rough side, then peel that off of the clear backing. If printing directly to it, do not mirror. Print, cut, peel, press.
Very good methond u help me a lot thanks. But when I've done sublimating and put sublimation paper away there was cardboard on the edges of the easy subli. I don't know how to fix this i tried some methods like don't put so much pressure on the press but still not working. Do you have any idea how to prevent this? I would appreciate any advice. I've been trying to work with easy subli for several months now, but it's not that easy and when I find a solution, something always goes wrong.
Do you mean the edges stick? Troubleshooting for that would be less pressure, less heat and change parchment paper. I swear by Reynolds brand. Always stuck when I used cheaper brands.
Thank you for your video, you made it seem so easy. And you explained it so well. I actually understood what you said. Now I can do it.
YEAAHHH! :) I'm glad it helped.
Thank you so much I like that …do you mirror for the easy subli , I know you don’t press mirror for ASUB
You cut the subli UN-MIRROR. You print the sublimation transfer MIRRORED.
You are a life saver!!!!!
Awwwww. Thank you. Glad it was helpful.
This was a perfect explanation! I pray mine will come out as great! Actually i have a sublimation print i purchased and i only could find a cotton blend shirt that my customer wanted. So do i mirror the no filled cut subli sheet?
Thank you! It's so great to have so many options for customization.
You mirror the sublimation printed image. You DO NOT mirror the easy subli cut.
Your the best! 💐
I have a epson 16600 I just print directly on the siser subli and put it in the heat press for 2 min but of course don’t press it and I cut it with my cameo 4! Easy but if the image has white on it like a lot it leaves tiny roller marks because the ink is not gel ink like the sawgrass ink siser it meant to be use with sawgrass not epson so I will use this method if My image has white thank you for this video
It sounds like you are very familiar with your process and you are flexible and find work arounds. That is amazing and necessary when you do custom designs. Good job! :) Thank you
you don't need to flip it over when you sublimate onto the vinyl. It will still work upside down.
On what setting did you cut easy subli with Cricut?
iron on with more pressure
Now i wonder if i can do this but slap the print then cut image on the easy subli and heat it up and then cut out the easy subli with the siser Juliet or Cricut machine.. the pizza wheels drive me crazy, no matter what setting
The problem with this, is once you pull the subli away from the plastic sheet, it is no longer sticky. hmmm, maybe if you put it on a sticky htv carrier sheet?
If you are getting pizza wheels, there is a great group on FB called Beginning Sublimation with epson printers. They have a detailed protocol how to get rid of them. Last I read it, do 3 head cleanings in a row (no nozzle check between). Then do a nozzle check. If still wonky, run a print purge page. Nozzle check.
I'm sorry, total newbie.. never tried HTV it intimates me. I bought easy sub once and messed up so please forgive my ignorance. You pressed this on to parchment paper, pulled it off that easy and then onto the shirt?? I'm so confused is it really that easy?
What did you mirror only the shape of image? I'm totally mind blown over here!!
Hi! I'd be happy to explain.
I cut the subli (un-mirrored)
printed the design (mirrored)
Pressed in between parchment
cooled. peeled. applied and pressed.
Yup! that easy.
Don't let the amount of steps intimidate you - its worth it in the end.
Excellent video. This seems so easy with perfect results every time.
Thank you very much!!
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I have found this is an easier way,...at least for me. I've done this process a few times now, and each time is vibrant results. :)
Hi,
I would love to try this method but how would I do this with designs that letters or something are not connected. Would I have to peel each letter off and then put on the parchment paper? I would probably never be able to line everything up nicely if that was the case or is there a way to use the mask and this method. I am soooo at a loss right now. Sublimating direct on easysubli gives such a grainy look and not vivid. When I print on sublimation paper and try to line up, it takes me forever and then when I think it's lined up good, I press it and then ruin my shirt because I was off somwhere and have to start everything all over again
I feel you frustration. Sadly, this 2 step method is not really made to be used on a 'piece-y' design. However,....do you know about Siser DTV (Direct to Vinyl)? I recently started using it and LOOOOVE it. It just inkjet printable iron on vinyl, but its so thin and prints amazing. th-cam.com/video/E_tM5lCYZvU/w-d-xo.html
Great tutorial. Thank you. Very easy to understand the steps. Looking forward to trying it 😊
Thank you! You'll love it :)
Are you using EcoTank with Hippo sublimation ink or sawgrass I have ECO and can't get this to work not sure why?
I actually have an Epson WF 7720 and I use refillable cartridges. What exactly is not working for you?
Please i need to know how you stop the glue from the vinyl seeping out creating a disgusting horrible edging before you adhere to fabric? Its horrible and shows up on the fabric.
There is a certain sweet spot to peel it off. You want the subli cool. Not hot, not cold, but somewhere in the middle. If its seeping out immediately, try less pressure.
Hi, when peeling the Easy Subli off the carrier sheet does it stretch? Thank you for your sharing your technique.
Technically, the subli has a bit of stretch -but I would not reccomend letting it stretch. If it's difficult to peel, try flipping it over and peeling the carrier sheet away while holding the subli down.
I'm a little confused. why print from cricut which limits your size when you can print from any other program and just cut the outline in cricut at 8x11?
I do this because Design Space isn't friendly. I have tried to print from Photoshop and cut the subli in DS, and its always off just a little. So, for intricate designs, I do it this way. If I need a big, and solid, cut, I do print through PS and cut in DS.
Good evening. You said not to mirror but when I look.at your image, your leaves are on the opposite side from the image on your computer. Is it the camera that makes it look that way
yes. its the camera. You mirror your sub print, but do not mirror your subli cut.
Thanks. I have a silhouette and its hard to find any videos of using this without print and cut. Thanks for the bleed on tip 👍🏽
Awesome! Glad it was helpful!
Hey so you use these same tips with silhouette cutting machine?
can you do a video showing which way the papers are facing and printed on what sides, would be so helpful
The beginning of this video explains it all in detail. th-cam.com/video/cyPLipiiW_E/w-d-xo.html
Hi there, I am new to this easysubli. Any parchment paper work for this ? Bleach or unbleach?
SO....this was a big discovery for me. You definitely want unwaxed. As far as bleached - -I would go with unbleached, but mine doesnt say either way. However, different parchments have different heat limits! Dollar tree parchment sticks EVERYTIME. I only use Reynolds brand now.
I am confused on mirror no mirror on two step. Not super clear explanation there.
Does anyone have a step by step guide on this?
Sorry for the confusion. So,
1. do not mirror the subli cut.
2. Mirror your graphic,...but only in Design space. Make sure it is not mirrored in your printer settings.
I must be doing something wrong. I can never get it off my parchment paper. Please advise what I am missing?
It's heat. My press runs hot too. Try lowering your heat by at least 10 degrees. Also, try using Reynolds brand parchment paper.
what is your settings of the printer? so you can get the red color like that in sublimation.
Well, part of the way I get deep colors like that is my actual graphic. But,...here are the settings I use:
paper type: Premium presentation matte
quality: High
More options tab: Color correction >Custom> Advanced :
Color management: color controls
color mode: Adobe RGB
Gamma: 2.2
And of course don't forget to mirror the image
This is fabulous❣️ Out of all the videos I have watched, yours makes the most sense to me‼️ Thank you so much😍
I agree. I used this same method and I LOVE the outcome. Thank you so much for sharing Stacy!!
Thank you so much Susanne! I'm glad you are having success.
Thank you Janie! I'm happy to hear you are having success.
Thanks for this video! Easy-subli is too expensive to waste. When cutting the easi-subli, do you mirror that in design space?
I mirror the sublimation print. DO NOT mirror the easy subli.
Great video! Can the same method be used with a more intricate design with multiple pieces held together on the easysubli mask?
not really. The mask would pick up the pieces from the print side. You would need to peel each part off of the film and lay in on the sub transfer - print side down.
My sublimation paper is getting stuck on the easysubli. What can I do to prevent that?
There can be a few things happening. Make sure you are using reynolds brand parchment. Try lowering the heat. Adjust pressure - you do not need much. Also, I did notice that one of my sublimation paper brands did this no matter what I changed.
Im tryiing this method, but my colors does not pop like yours.. what am i doing wrong?
try these settings: th-cam.com/video/zBITPh_TOs4/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for this video. Been looking for something like this. Let me get this straight, cut the image without mirroring it and then mirror the print on the Asub paper?
yup! exactly.
What a great video. Why do you have to turn it over to sublimate the image. Why can’t you line it up and then press it?
Thank you! I am the worst at lining it up. This way I can see that the subli will be completely covered. I flip it because you need to press it with the sub transfer face down.
OMG! I thought it was just me. All my easysubli bled, it was a disaster!
I have been through ALL the disasters too ;)
Thanks for answering my question. I asked the same question again before I realized you have already answered me. I Love your method Stacy and I appreciate you. Be Blessed ❤️
Happy subbing! :) and thank you. I appreciate your kind words.
Hi there wen u put the easy subli in the cricut machine. Do u place it on the mat grainy side up? Or down?
The shiny side goes down on the mat, the rough side is face up. Do not cut mirrored.
It keeps sticking to my butcher pañer ;( idk why im doing same steps
Its the butcher paper. You cant use paper when working with HTV,...it will stick. Switch to parchment.
Great idea and I tried it but my vinyl initially tacked to the parchment paper and then when I flipped it and repressed the design did not stick to the parchment paper it stuck to the sublimation paper instead and it was very hard to peel off. Any idea where I went wrong?
Firstly, I highly suggest Reynolds brand parchment. I tried a few cheaper brands and had inconsistent results. Also, as many heat presses vary in temp, sticking occurs when its too hot. Try out lower times and temps.
@@stacyodesigns Thank you
You don't need to mirror on the design space ? But on the printer setting you have to? ..
So, if you want to cricut cut your image, mirror in DS only. (Important to do it in DS so it recognizes that in order to cut properly)
If you do not plan on cutting your image out, you can mirror in your print settings.
Sorry I new to this is siser subli that you used the mask or the actual one you print on?..
The product name is Siser easySubli. You can purchase (separately) the clear mask that pulls the HTV from the backing sheet.
I tried this with my white toner sublimation printer but it did not peel off. It just stuck. Do you know why is that?
White toner printing is a whole different process, that i don't know too much about.
Thank you SO MUCH for this video! I have wasted so much easy subli i can't even tell you trying to print directly onto it. I will do this from now on!! Ty ty ty ty a million times !
I'm so happy this was helpful! :)
How do you do this with a design that has multiple small pieces and need to stay in place?
Sadly, this 2 step method is not really made to be used on a 'piece-y' design. However,....do you know about Siser DTV (Direct to Vinyl)? I recently started using it and LOOOOVE it. It just inkjet printable iron on vinyl, but its so thin and prints amazing. th-cam.com/video/E_tM5lCYZvU/w-d-xo.html
hello I was just wondering if we mirror the easy subli?
No, do not mirror the subli when you cut it (or print ON it). Mirror the sublimation print, yes. The rough side, which is facing upward when you cut, is the side you sublimate onto. When you peel it off the backing, place it directly onto the garment, smooth side down.
I tried this but it didn’t come off the parchment after I pressed-it adhered to it??
Are you sure you were using parchment and not wax coated or butcher paper? Also, I have found that Reynolds brand works the BEST!
does it matter what type of file you're using? png or svg?
Nope. Generally, svg are made for layered cut projects. But if you print from a program that flattens it, you can print. Any file you can print the full design can be used for this method.
What kind of pressue do you use to sublimate it with the parchment paper? Every time I have tried, the parchment shrivels up and then leaves uneven pressure all over my print. I have wasted lots of easysubli because of it.
Oh No! :( You do not need a lot of pressure with this. (or sublimation in general) If you are getting uneven pressure, you may have cold pots on your press. Check your temps with a temperature gun.
@stacyodesigns I don't have issues with sublimating directly onto shirts, slates, or mouse pads. I usually use a light/medium pressure for easysubli or glitter HTV, but I just can't get it to lay flat all the way through sublimating, if that makes sense.
What type of parchment paper is best to use? I used some awhile ago and it melted to it 🙁
Melted? Was it waxed? You always want to to un-waxed parchment paper. My go to brand is Reynolds. I always had problems with cheap brands (Dollar tree brand)
Hello! I’m having trouble with the system dialog step. Mine just shows layout & paper/quality tabs. Please help me!
Hi. Have you installed the drivers for your specific printer?
Hi, great video. Have you tried printing from Canva or Inkscape? You’re only limited there by the size of your paper.
I print regular sublimation images from Photoshop. I print through Design Space for this because I need the print out and the cut to be exactly the same. When I have tried to print in PS and cut in DS, it's always off just a little. DS is kind of temperamental and doesn't like you cheating on it ;)
Hi! I'm wondering if I could do this on econoprint clear htv? 🤔
You can absolutely sublimate onto transparent HTV. You can't exactly do this method because regular HTV is too thin to peel it off. But you can press the clear, and then sublimate it.
Thanks for your video .. how many washes Please
As per Siser, Subli is good for up to 50 washes.
You don't need the parchment sheet. Use two sheets of teflon instead.
I have never gone straight teflon. I have read that the ink tends to transfer and can effect other projects. I'm not willing to chance it. But,...I have seen people do it. Just not for me.
Still my Epson printer already has the reversed Imaging set should I turn that off? Or should I just leave it and make sure and Cricket I don't have it reversed
If you are cutting your sub transfer out with the cricut, then you need to have the Cricut software mirror your print. If you are not cutting with your cricut, then either way to mirror is fine.
I have tried this twice, but my easy subli will not separate from the parchment paper. It adheres to the parchment paper and rips it when I try to remove. Anyone else have the same problem?
When that happens, it usually means too much pressure, heat or time. You heat press may vary in the temp that its showing. Also,...I has sticking consistently happening when I used cheap parchment. I only use Reynolds brand now.
@@stacyodesigns Thank you so much, I will try the Reynolds parchment paper and adjust the time and pressure until I get it right. 😊
Video is perfect. Where did you get your image
Thank you Rose. This was a composite that I created in Photoshop. But I think the main image came from vecteezy.
This is absolutely amazing. I just spent 3 hours and wasted 4 sheets of sisser subli and mask sheets. I printed the image and cut it out but when I tried to appt the transfer mask to pick up everything. Please help if you can
Oh no! Did you let the subli air dry or use your heat press to dry it. If you used your press, you might have actually heated the subli to the backing, making it hard for the mask to pull it up.
OMGGGGG you think. That’s exactly what I did. I used the heat press. What do you suggest I do next time. Thank you so much for responding. Heat press nations sent me replacement package thinking paper was bad. I have to get this right. I left under for 60 seconds
Amazing tutorial!! When you sent the design to the cutting machine, did you mirror it? Thank you in advance!
Thank you. No, you do not mirror the cut. But you do mirror the print.
But didn’t you say I’m the video “don’t mirror the print”. I didn’t think you mirrored that rose picture?
I just got easy subli and I was wondering what type of transfer paper are you using?
In this video, I actually did not use transfer tape. But, I always keep some old HTV backing around to lay over my subli. That is what you are referring to?
I understand most of this. It’s been better than others I’ve watched. However, when you’re cutting the easysubli do you mirror that? I know you don’t mirror the image but do you mirror the other thing? Please help!
Please help! Do you mirror the image when you cut the easysubli out on the cricut?
Don't mirror the easysubli because the rough part is the front of the image. Just cut it like you would permanent vinyl.
Mirror the sublimation print only. You do not mirror the subli.
Do u lose any adhesive since it sticks to parchment paper??
No. It does not stick to the parchment, and I've never had an issue with adhesion. Except when I tried to tape it down with heat tape. That stuck and I couldn't remove it.
So do you mirror the cut and mirror the print or don't mirror either?
I know, it can be so confusing. Do NOT mirror the subli. Mirror the sublimation print.
What kind of parchment paper do you use?
Reynolds! Always Reynolds. I have found cheap parchment sticks like crazy.
I cut my design with the easysubli and print my design on sublimation paper. I press the easysubli on my shirt first then tape my sublimation image over it and press again. Works just fine 🙂 you just have to make sure you mirror the sublimation design.
Absolutely! Many people do this, and it works great! But my line up game is not that strong ;)
@@stacyodesigns my line up game is ok lol. I can't print directly on the easysubli because my ink doesn't dry unfortunately.
This does not work if its 100% cotton onesies the temp for some inks that are not sawgrass ink needs way too hot and longer time to show up more vibrant so it scorches the cotton.
@@Moneybags8989 I've never had an issue even on cotton. But printing directly on the easysubli doesn't work for everyone's printer. I do the same thing for sublimation on glitter htv.
I love this video! Is it ok to use heat tape when putting on shirt?
I would suggest putting an old htv carrier sheet over it rather than heat taping the actual vinyl.
Great job Stacey! 💜💜💜
I purchased some a few months. Made a hoodie. Love your method
Thank you Naomi :)
My easysubli paper is the same way when I try to print directly onto it btw. I get “pizza wheels” and the ink seems to bleed before I can even get it under my heat press to get the ink to dry. I’ve only seen 1 other video where someone printed directly to easysubli and it came out great. I tried those settings and it does the same. May try once more but it’s expensive
I always printed directly to it with no issues. But then one day the ink bled, like the horror stories I read online. But now I have found subbing to it gives much better results anyway. It is expensive, but the results are worth it. :)
No your easysubli paper didnt get wet. Mine does the same thing when I try to print directly on it. And takes forever to dry. Very informative video thanks.
Moisture is the only factor that changed for me. I was printing directly to it, then I got a new delivery of subli during a rainstorm. Then I started having issues. I'm not really sure because other people have the same issue. But I just knew I had to figure out a work around. I actually like the results better this way. Even though a little more tedious.
Hi there again,
What setting would u recommend to cut the material on? As there isn't a cutting setting for easy subli.
Thank youX
I use the iron on setting with more pressure. Depending on my blade sharpness, i have to cut 2x.
The subli sticks to the parchment paper
As many presses can vary in temp, try playing with your time and temp. Sticking occurs when its too hot. Also, recompensed Reynolds brand.
Hi everyone, I am hoping that someone can HELP ME !! My easisubli is sticking to the parchment paper after following the steps in this video and I can't peel it off, does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks...
I am having the same problem with my design sticking to the parchment paper. I can't get it off to press on my garment!
Try lowering your temp. Also, the quality of the parchment matters. I have switched to Reynolds brand. Sometimes I will get sticking if I had my press on all day and the temp starts going up from that.
Try lowering your temp a bit.
@@stacyodesigns thank you for your reply, I will try and let you know if it works out for me, thanks again..