Fun Fact! A lot of people growing up thought he said, it's me, Mario. They figure he's Italian. But no, what he's actually saying is, Issumi is Japanese for super. Say, Issumi, Mario.
How did it handle the wash test? A few videos on YT have indicated that sublimation color on HTV doesn't hold up well after the first or few washes. Is there a partcular brand that does really well? Thank you so much for your time and sharing this vid!!
I didn't wash this yet because it's a bag but I have done the exact same thing on tshirts and they hold up well. No fading. I use the htvront raiinbow glitter htv.
Hello, is it possible to do something like print Mario with heat transfer paper and still use glitter heat transfer can these to be combined? If so have you ever done something like this maybe a video to watch? Thank you
I see the eyes and outline aren't really white. Did you purposely make those pink because no white toner? I'm trying to figure out how to set up to print with white? Any suggestions? Ecotank only has four ink bays...
My Sublimation printer produces better print quality than my regular inkjet. It's less expensive to sub on glitter vinyl than printable glitter vinyl. Most printable vinyl isn't glitter. It's a way to sub on non polyester without needing another printer.
Do you have a link for your sublimation printer?I purchased a converted printer years ago and I was only able to print a few times and now my colors are horrible.I want to invest in a new sublimation printer.
I definitely need to try my Cricut Maker 3 & things I bought for itZ I’m really into quilting & embroidery so I thought, MAYBE I’ll use it to cut fabric but your saying with my machine & what else do I need to make this??
Only with glitter? I want to sublimate, because polyester clothing is quite pricey here in the Netherlands. it would be best if it could be done on cotton
This process is sublimation. If you don't have a sublimation printer...You could use a dark fabric transfer printable vinyl on a regular ink jet. Just print the image on the vinyl and press.
There are strings on both ends. Maybe slow down the video and you'll see them when she puts the piece on the press initially, and again when she lays it on the table at the end to show the finished product.