Ever wondered how to make perfect oversized t-shirts at home? Discover the secrets to flawless DIY t-shirt projects, from material selection to heat press techniques. Learn more now!
Learn how to use a heat press! I am setting up the CO-Z 5 in 1 heat press and showing how to use it. Read on for more details!
Four Heat Press Vector Images Digital Download For use on vinyl cutters such as Graphtec, Silhouette Cameo, Titan , Roland and other popular cutting/plotter machines and software. This product can be ideal for your business if you create vinyl decals or t-shirts. Also great for web design clipart or personal DIY projects. Save time from designing with our vector art. No touch-up work is needed! Our vector art is ready to cut or you may edited it in your favorite software. We include five high quality file formats without the watermarks: Adobe Illustrator *.AI Illustrator EPS *.EPS SVG *.SVG AutoCad Interchange File *.DXF PNG *.PNG 300dpi (transparent background raster images) Each PNG image is separate. All other file formats are within it's file. When you unzip the folder after downloading you can access the designs by opening the file. Example: If you need the .svg designs, then use your computer software to open the .svg file to access the designs. You "are" allowed to use this work for commercial use on other products (decals, prints, shirts, tiles etc..) or for private use. Prohibited You are "not" allowed to resell this work as is or resell our work in bundles or include this design in your own digital downloads, Vectors or Clip art. Due to the fact that digital files cannot physically be returned or exchanged we do NOT offer Refunds or exchanges. This is not an open type font it has already been converted to vector outlines for cutting. This is not a layered vector. How To Unzip a file or folder If you receive a Zip file or folder, you need may to uncompress or unzip the file to use it. Right-click on the Zip file and choose Extract All Choose a location for the folder to be extracted into If you checked "Show extracted files when complete", the files or folders within the Zip folder appear. If you unchecked the box, a folder or file with the same name (without the Zip) should appear. This folder will be your working copy of the data from the Zip file. You may keep the Zip file or delete it.
This tutorial will show you how to press HTV on neoprene can coolers. Neoprene Can Coolers are fairly inexpensive and make a great beginner HTV project. They come in lots of different colors and are perfect for party favors! We are using this funny lemon design from the Design Shop SVG and Font Bundle. Open the Lemon design in your software. We are using Silhouette Studio. Resize to fit the neoprene can cooler (approx. 3
Use this heat press temperature guide to find the temperature and time for sublimation and HTV. You will love how your crafts turn out!
How to use a heat press and what I think about mine. Should you invest in a heat press?
Knowing the benefits of heat press, it is time to take a look at our list of the best heat press machines available on the market in 2020.
Go beyond the heat press vinyl with over 10 clever Cricut EasyPress projects you never knew you could make! Get ready to be inspired.
Say yes to creativity, DIY projects, and your own adorable creations by doing iron-on projects – from shirts, to home decor, to gifts and more. To help, I’m sharing some tips and information today about doing your iron-on projects with a Cricut EasyPress as part of a sponsored partnership wth Cricut. If you’ve been around […]
Find out the best temperature and heat press settings for tons of sublimation projects on different materials!
Have you ever wanted to try and iron t-shirt vinyl on an unconventional surface but wondered if it would work? Did you ever have an idea for a cool project involving t-shirt vinyl and a surface that wasn't fabric and wondered if the vinyl would stick? Today on the Craftables blog we're testing our HTV on many different
Vinyl storage and heat press storage in one. Storage on wheels so you can roll the heat press and vinyl around your work space.
In this post, we will show you the specific temperature and time settings for heat pressing various materials like HTV, sublimation paper, and heat transfer paper.
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 put DTF transfers on t shirts with a heat press whether you print them yourself or purchase the transfers. Once you have your DTF transfers, you want to make sure your heat press is warmed up to 338 degrees and set for 10-15 seconds. Before you begin, you'll need to make sure you know (from your DTF supplier) if the film used is hot or cold peel. Cold peel is most often used. Place your shirt directly on the press and give it a pre-press to get out any wrinkles or moisture. Put the DTF transfer directly onto the shirt with the film side facing up. Lower the upper platen of the heat press directly onto the transfer and apply medium, even pressure for 10-20 seconds. Do not use a cover sheet. TIP: If you're like me and having a hard time remember the exact times and temperature for DTF, you can download this free DTF time and temperature printable cheat sheet. Open the heat press. If you have cold peel DTF transfers, remove the shirt from the heat press and wait until the transfer is completely cool to the touch before carefully peeling off the transfer film. If your DTF Transfer starts to lift with the film, it's not cool enough yet. Now you want to repress at the same time and temperature again with a cover sheet to press the DTF transfer into the fibers of the t shirt. And that's it...it's that easy to put DTF transfers on t shirts! Want to learn more about the best desktop DTF printer for small businesses? Check out this DTF printer comparison. Get Silhouette School lessons delivered to your email inbox! Select Once Daily or Weekly. Subscribe Here!
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The Cricut EasyPress Mini is the latest heat press to hit the Cricut line of heat presses - it is set to be released on September 6th. Here is everything
Sublimation Heat Press Settings are absolutely crucial for consistent, quality prints. This will help you avoid blurring & poor color accuracy.
If you want to create your own t-shirts with your own designs, you can now do this from home. Whether you want to make them for your own use or make them to sell to other people, heat presses are a quick and easy way to add logos to t-shirts, sweatshirts and other clothing. If […]
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
Learn how to put htv on heat sensitive materials without burning the fabric and use the tips for successfully using a heat press on polyester bags!
Meet the new oliso M3Pro Project Iron – tailor-made for sewing, quilting, and crafting, with the performance of a full-size iron in a sleek, compact design. The LED ProLight™ illuminates the precision tip and fabric, making it easier to see and work with even the smallest detail. With the smooth Diamond Ceramic-Flow™ soleplate, detailer tip, and dual steam, the M3Pro presses flat seams and impeccably sharp creases, efficiently removing wrinkles. M3Pro heats rapidly and maintains accurate fabric temperatures, and there is a 30-minute vertical and 10-minute horizontal standby mode with safety shut-off. Designed for precision movement and ergonomic ease, the M3Pro fits snugly in your hand, minimizing wrist strain. Its optimal size fits seamlessly beside your sewing machine or travel bag. The M3Pro Project Iron features: ProLight: Patented LED light makes it easy to see and work on even intricate details. Diamond Ceramic-Flow soleplate glides effortlessly over the fabric, providing quick, easy clean-up when using fusible interfacing. 2-inch Detailer Tip: Perfect for seams, bias tape, + tight corners. Press under and over pleats, pockets, cuffs, and collars easily Pro-Auto-Off: 30-minute on-heel and 10-minute horizontal stand-by for convenience and 30-second safety shut-off if tipped over. Dual-zone steam burst: Independent front and rear steam zones; use them separately for precision pressing or both together for maximum pressing power and wrinkle removal. Automatic universal voltage: Perfect for international travel, works with 120 or 220V without switching. Fabric selector: For accurate temperature control for synthetic, wool, cotton, and linen. Solemate™: High-temperature silicone iron rest allows you to place it face down while ironing and safely store it away, with an integrated loop for hanging. Comfortable: Fits snugly into the palm of your hand for precision control and minimal strain on your wrist. Easy-view fill tank: Top filling water tank with a visible water level. Upgrade your crafting journey with the Oliso M3Pro Project Iron. By Oliso
For all you team moms and dads out there, check out this project for how to DIY a personalized backpack made from sports material. In this tutorial, you'll learn how to heat press on these sports drawstring bags and how to prevent burn marks and scorch marks from your heat press on the final project. Use your cutting machine of choice to cut and weed a personalized design into heat transfer vinyl. Note: weeding HTV on your heat press can make the process go much easier and faster. The stacked text design used in this project is a font found in the December Design Bundle. Here are the bags we are using. They are thin, slick, sports bag material and the manufacturer states they are made of polyester. If you can, get at least one more bag than you need, so you can use it for a test press (or possibly several test presses). We're using Siser Easyweed HTV which is pressed at 305 degrees F for 10-15 seconds. Using the extra bag to test on, place it on the heat press with the bottom metal grommets hanging off the edge with a pressing pillow placed inside. Place the weeded transfer face down and cover with a piece of parchment. Then, do your first test press using the HTV manufacturers recommendations for time and temperature. After pressing, remove the carrier sheet carefully. If you notice burn marks or scorch marks from your heat press, then you'll need to make adjustments. Siser says that Easyweed can be used at a temperature as low as 280 degrees F, but you'll need to increase press time to 20 to 30 seconds. This is why having an extra bag to do your test press with is really helpful! Luckily, our test press came out perfect with the recommended press settings for Siser Easyweed! So, we made another using the same settings from our successful test press. These sports backpacks are such a popular item right now and it's easy it is to personalize them with a trendy font once you've got the right settings! Grab the stacked font we used for these sports bags from the December Design Bundle.
How to use Torch Paste Gel with a heat press.
Heat printing on polyester can be tricky. We show you the tips and tricks on how to print on polyester safely, every time.
Download our free time and temperature chart for the Cricut Easy press mini, plus bonus reference chart for Siser HTV
Feel free to share our infographic, just remember to link back to our site (we want the credit!!) A heat press can be used to transfer designs to many different materials, but getting the process right means using the right temperature and allowing the right amount of time for the transfer to properly take. In […]
In this post, we will show you the specific temperature and time settings for heat pressing various materials like HTV, sublimation paper, and heat transfer paper.
Gorgeous over printing. Today was the first day of five workshops I will be teaching this week in Devon and Cornwall. It has taken s...
Lost your reference guide for the heat settings for the Cricut EasyPress or EasyPress 2? Get a printable version and learn more about this awesome heat press!
If you're having trouble pressing multiple colors of heat transfer vinyl at the same time, then look no further! With this blog, we'll provide you with tips and tricks on how to perfectly space out your designs every single time, so you can create beautiful multi-color graphics without having to guess or waste extra vinyl. You will want to choose a design first. I fell in love with the Salt Water Heals Everything design from the Big Beach and Travel Bundle over on So Fontsy. Enjoy over 120 designs and 4 fonts for 89% off! Cut out all of the layers of vinyl and weed them. After you have that done, trim the transfer plastic almost to where the edge of the vinyl is. Removing any parts that may overlap the other parts of the design. Place all the pieces on your blank making sure there is no overlap of the transfer plastic and the vinyl. If this happens you will press the vinyl right on to the other transfer plastic. Adding some heat resistant tape helps to keep everything in place. Press it at 320 degrees for 12-15 seconds. With just a few tips and tricks, you can press multiple colors of heat transfer vinyl at the same time. No more guessing or wasting materials. Create beautiful projects with ease! Whether you're a beginner or an expert looking for a refresher, this blog is sure to help make your multicolor project a success. Head on over to So Fontsy and grab the Big Beach and Travel Bundle to try out this technique yourself! Note: This post may contain affiliate links. By clicking on them and purchasing products through my links, I receive a small commission. That's what helps fund Silhouette School so I can keep buying new Silhouette-related products to show you how to get the most out of your machine! Get Silhouette School lessons delivered to your email inbox! Select Once Daily or Weekly. Subscribe Here!
Can vinyl stick to wood? Here at Craftables we get this question all the time! The short answer is yes but keep reading to learn three awesome ways to add vinyl to wood. We'll show you how to apply permanent vinyl to stained wood, permanent vinyl to painted wood, and heat transfer vinyl to wood. What you'll need: -a pi
Download our free time and temperature chart for the Cricut Easy press mini, plus bonus reference chart for Siser HTV
Lost your reference guide for the heat settings for the Cricut EasyPress or EasyPress 2? Get a printable version and learn more about this awesome heat press!
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Step by step tutorial on using a heat press for heat transfer vinyl (and if it's worth the money to invest over using an iron).
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Businesses focus on a basic range of items and are leaving money on the table! Here's 35 items you can make with a heat press today!
Is your closet full of t-shirts with the vinyl starting to peel off? Maybe it’s time to give screen printing a try. One of the reasons I love screen printin ...
Are you tired of looking up the Cricut Easy Press Settings every time you do an iron-on project? I was too! So I created a printable Cricut Heat Guide that quickly allows
Easy tips for t shirt logo placement! Don't make a heat transfer placement mistake by putting the transfer in the wrong spot! Use these tips!
