Inventors of Sublimation Craft! We make Iron-on-Ink so you can create sublimation projects without a fancy printer.
Artesprix Iron-on-Ink allows makers to permanently personalize polyester fabric and sublimation blanks with their own designs. With dozens of sublimation marker colors to choose from, along with stamp pads, accessories, and blanks, you’ll never run out of ideas.
I am a crafter for more than 45 years now. I like almost everything. So I have so very much crafting supplies.I like the sublimation as you can use your crafting supplies as you are the only compagny that does so. That took me over the line and now I am sublimating too. It’s a pity we don’t have those sublimation stamping ink pads in the Netherlands. If I orde in the US I have to pay so much postage sending costs( more than €60,00 ( that’s about 64 dollar) and importing tax comes over it. 😔😔I have so many ideas about what to do with it.
Thank you for your comment! We are excited to hear you have been inspired! We are working endlessly to make our products more readily available around the world. Stay connected as we continue to grow to meet the demand for our products.
@@marielladonkers566 we agree! Let us know who your favorite local craft company is and we will reach out! Or tag them here! Thank you for watching. You can also order our products internationally through Blick Art Materials. 🌈
@@belindawolf4022 yes 100%! Just watch out for copy paper saturation, best to use something thicker like mixed media paper if you are going to re-color. Thank you for your question! 🙂
Artesprix, thank you for putting Tutorial on RU-vid for those of us that don't use IG. Would be nice if you would do Livestreams here as well. Thank you! Love Artesprix!❤
A flexible tape measure might be helpful to accurately measure circumference of cylindrical items 😉 😂😊. Thank you for sharing more things you can do with this awesome sublimation product 😊.
Thank you Ellie, this is amazing. I have the entire Tim Holtz collection of Crazy Birds, Dogs and Cats along with the extras and the Dies (manual). So glad you made this video for everyone to see other ways Artesprix Sublimation products can be used and without a Printer. (I have a printer, but this is fun). Thank you Ellie and Artesprix!
100% Polyester T Shirts are best to ensure the transfer is 100% permanent. We have some options for Shirts on our website. All of our blanks are 100% polyester, both fabric and hard surfaced.
Thank you...I had no idea that paint was going to come out that far during the heat process...happy I watched your video before starting my first project.
Thank you for watching! It does not have to be laser copy paper for our Iron-on-Ink. We have seen our markers be used with all sorts of paper. :) We do not recommend using sublimation paper with our products.
Thank you... 🤩 I really appreciate these tutorials. I dont imagine making videos is easy. i dont do them yet because i see it can be hard. while watching you, an idea occurred that might help. How about creating a - template in the software you use before hand? in part of the video, you did one with a rectangle but what if you did one of the actual object instead? 1: Measure the height and witdth of the bottle opener. EX: if the bottle opener is 2" x 5" - then change the measurements by adding 1/8" to make it 2-1/8" x 5-1/8" to give you room for placing the opener inside the lines. 2: To make the template use 2 circles and a rectangle, with the new measurements, then connect them with the slice or join tool and viola you have the bottle opener template. the other option is to have the - graphics - department create a template that people can download and use. 😉
You definitely could if it works in the program you are using. In this case, I didn't want to draw my template with the sublimation marker and have it transferred to the blank. There are definitely lots of ways you could do it. Great ideas!
Hi! Great suggestion! The marker cap color indicates what color it will look like after transfer. We can look into making something for online reference, appreciate the feedback. :)
I will take that comment and make me a reference swatch after mixing according to their menu, Paint a piece of paper and transfer to one of those metal signs or something else and keep for reference
Correct no special paper. Cotton will not allow the transfer to be lifetime permanent. 100% polyester is best. Thank you for your question, please check the FAQ on our website for more info. :)
This was an awesome tutorial! Thanks! My question is do you have to create another page for the other side of the bag? You can’t use what you did on the other side again right?
Thank you! It is recommended to create a new design so get a full transfer of ink. If you decide to do a second generation transfer on the other side with the original design, it will be lighter than the first transfer as there is not as much ink left on the paper. We appreciate your question! :)
Yes, as Artesprix said.... and I actually tried it off camera after I finished recording the video. The 2nd generation is not as bright, especially on a burlap blank. Most of the bright ink is transferred on the 1st press.
the color chart is no where on the website - I have looked in the search engine and I have clicked on every link in the "description below" - please provide the link the color charts - thanks
Hi Annie! We don't offer these sets anymore but you can find our patented sublimation markers in more colors through Siser at your local Michaels or JoAnns. Thank you for your interest in our products!!
Currently we only offer Black Sublimation Markers in multiple tip offerings but there is a possibility we could offer colored sublimation markers with different tips in future.
Great question. Whichever percentage of polyester your fabric is, that is the percentage in which your design will be vibrant and permanent. 100% is best, 80/20 you will start to lose some of your design, 50/50 will give you a vintage look.
@@sajidashiran9441 yes you can! The rule of thumb is your design should not be bigger than your heat plate. we have another video that is all about supplies and which heat source is best. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9AsrIieGGnE.html
Thank you for your question! Each lollipop was drawn and cut out individually and taped to the Tumber carefully. Then we used our Tumbler wrap and our designated craft toaster oven for the transfer process.
