I always wait for my mug and tumbler to cool down completely before removing the the shrink wrap and paper because the sublimation gases are settling into the surface of the substrate and could potentially cause ghosting if the image is floating above the surface when the paper is lifted. I think you can follow what I’m saying. Also, I have seen someone place a long piece of strong thread between the paper and the shrink wrap, with the thread hanging out of the top and the bottom so that you can have pull tab to rip the shrink wrap open once it cools completely down. Walla! Easy open!!! I love your wrapping skills!!! Beautiful mug!!! Thanks for sharing!!! Donna ♥️♥️♥️
@@creationswithtory You’re so very welcome. You do so much to help others learn to make successful projects. I believe in offering positive feedback and suggestions when I learn things that we all can benefit from. I’m a fairly new crafter who is trying to learn as much as I can from other experienced crafters like yourself. A new crafter who hasn’t posted her very first crafting video yet for fear of making a fail on my first video. 😢😮😅 Again, thanks! 😊
@@nahnisjourney1406 aww. Ty! I would love to see one of your videos! Once you get started! I’m sure you’ll do great!! It’s also a lot of fun & a great outlet! 😀
I see in other videos you have a black decker convention oven (same one I have and it’s smaller ) so how would making a mug work in that I tried today and I burnt the mug bc my shrink wrap was burning /burnt
@dragonfly6217 that’s a really good question! I’m not really sure! My old one didn’t have the convention dial and I used the bake dial - and the same time and it worked great!
