Sublimating on Keychain Blanks 

I think they would work fine without removing the ring but I removed it just in case the metal ring was thicker than the smashed down keychain to make sure I got good pressure on the sublimation design. They can be a little tough to get off, but I just use a fingernail to spread the two sides of it apart, I slide the end of the fabric into where they are separated, and then slide the rest of the fabric through. Thank you for watching!!!

I either got them at Walmart or the Dollar Tree Store. I can't remember which.

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I am sorry. I noticed just recently that Amazon was no longer carrying the one I have. It is the only one that I have used, other than a Cricut easy press, so I cannot give a recommendation from personal use. But there are several on Amazon that are inexpensive like mine was and look to be almost identical to mine. Here is one with 5 attachments www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09NXG7KCV/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B09NXG7KCV&linkCode=as2&tag=makingwith022-20&linkId=352acf9b104669d20135d743d41bb14c and here is the same brand with 8 attachments Both are swing away presses, which allow you to do thicker things evenly and both are 15" x 15".

Oh no! That's awful. Are your blanks made for sublimation?

The one I used in this video was an Aonesy and I got it off of Amazon. This exact one is no longer on Amazon, but it was an inexpensive one made in China.

I don't sell them, but you could check Etsy and local pop up shops to see what the market says. Thank you for watching!