How to use sublimation transfers

How to do sublimation on dark color shirts and garments with Silhouette and Sawgrass sublimation printer.

Get started with Cricut sublimation with these easy-to-use sheets! The perfect solution for those that don't have a sublimation printer!

DTF Transfers are becoming increasingly popular with crafters as many realize they offer a lot more flexibility than sublimation transfers. DTF transfers are cutless, weedless full color transfers that are not only inexpensive and easy to apply, but they can go on any color or type of garment. A DTF printer is a high priced investment for a small business that plans to print transfers daily. But there are plenty of options for purchasing DTF transfers. In this tutorial I'll show you how to…

Beginners Guide to Sublimation. Learn How to Get Flawless Sublimation Transfers with an EasyPress in just a Few Simple Steps!

Do you know which sublimation blanks to use? I am covering Infusible Ink and sublimation ink and what surfaces to use for both!

Need a quick and easy way to know the time, temperature, and pressure settings for popular sublimation blanks? These sublimation cheat sheets give you the answers, plus offer tips and tricks for getting your sublimation transfer right the first time.

Say goodbye to faded sublimation prints with these simple steps. Learn how to calibrate your heat press and find the right temperature and time settings for perfect prints every time

How to print DTF Transfers with Sublimation printer! Does this hack really work? Everything you need to know

Cricut Infusible Ink is a revolutionary heat transfer medium that gives professional-grade transfers in ultra-vibrant colors that won't crack, peel or fade!

Make vibrant, long-lasting garments with DTF printing! This process prints an image onto film, which you can then transfer to t-shirts and other soft substrates, regardless of their color. Here's how it works!