Sublimation Tie Dye (with sublimation prints or Infusible Ink)

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Sublimation tie dye is a great way to get a unique look to your shirts with way less mess than traditional tie dye techniques. If you have a sublimation printer, I have a way for you to do no mess tie dye right at home. No sublimation printer? No problem! I am also explaining how to use this technique with Infusible Ink from Cricut. Either way, you are sure to love this less mess tie dye technique and using it for your next DIY shirt project.
Supplies needed: (affiliate links)
Epson EcoTank Printer - I have the ET-4700 and here it is on Amazon amzn.to/3cwgJrt and from Target rstyle.me/+LIrULy_3cQICP14IfS...
Hiipoo Sublimation Ink - amzn.to/3rdKstI
A-Sub Sublimation Paper - amzn.to/3ctup6P
Protective Paper shrsl.com/2ny7q
Heat Resistant Tape shrsl.com/2ny7o
Lint Roller amzn.to/325oT3F
Polyester shirt shrsl.com/2t49s
Roll of Foam dyetrans.com/details.php?item...
EasyPress www.thecountrychiccottage.net...
EasyPress mat www.thecountrychiccottage.net...
Infusible Ink www.thecountrychiccottage.net...
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Cactus design www.creativefabrica.com/produ...
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0:00 Introduction
1:07 Supplies needed
1:54 Picking a design
2:10 Cutting/Tearing edges
2:50 Masking center
4:15 Adding tie dye
6:03 Pressing tie dye
6:35 Removing tie dye prints
7:10 Pressing the back
8:04 Adding design to the front
9:20 Using Infusible Ink
10:05 Wrap up

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9 июл 2024

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@Venus-bb7cd 2 года назад

Great idea! Sometimes I just don't want to deal with messy tie die. 😄 Thank you for sharing this.

@dawnbrown258 3 года назад

I love how you explain everything so well. I recommend your RU-vid channel to everyone.

@myruffleddreams257 2 года назад

This would be a great way to use all of those infusible ink scraps that i hate to throw away.

@AngieHolden 2 года назад

YES!!

@Alashae88 3 года назад

I love this!! You explain everything so well!! Thank you!

@AngieHolden 3 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@donnaslove325 3 года назад

Hi Angie! Ooomgosh this is just the coolest technique😱🥰. Thank u so very much for teaching us how to do them💕. Love & hugs, Donna

@AngieHolden 3 года назад

You are so welcome!

@prptink 3 года назад

You’re bomb 💣 Angie. Thank you for this. I’ve been looking for another way to do this and thank God you came up with this. Thank you 😊

@HeatTransferWarehouse 3 года назад

WE LOVE THIS TREND! It is so unique!

@Crystalnachi Год назад

Love this!!!

@Reneesfun 3 года назад

So cool! So many possibilities 👍🏻😊

@AngieHolden 3 года назад

Totally!

@texas385homestead 2 года назад

AWESOME!!! I love the look of tie dye but don't like the mess!

@AngieHolden 2 года назад

Me too!!

@jackiewoolard4359 2 года назад

omg...I love this

@sherrijackman8705 3 года назад

This is so cool thanks for sharing!!!

@AngieHolden 3 года назад

Thanks for watching!

@freedomofreligion3248 3 года назад

LOVE this project, Angie.

@AngieHolden 3 года назад

Thanks!

@moorlin2 3 года назад

Can you show the tie dye method on a cricut onesie. You spoke about it but would love to see the actual process. Thanks

@AngieHolden 3 года назад

You can see it on Instagram or TikTok as I did videos for it in both places.

@darlenekrisak2962 3 года назад

That was awesome ❤️

@dreamer4163 2 года назад

Love it ❤️

@tashekashields9806 3 года назад

I did this for my daughter's and my shirts for the 4th

@kimlandis4360 3 года назад

Thank you Ms Angie…I can’t wait to try this🙌🏻😍❣️

@AngieHolden 3 года назад

You are so welcome!

@Joanne-yl2sx 3 года назад

What a great idea Angie. Thank you ❤️

@AngieHolden 3 года назад

Any time!

@zamis21 3 года назад

I do Actual Tie Dye with the sublimation ink. After I tie it up and add the ink and let it dry over night. then throw it in the dryer on my hottest setting. After it comes out of the dryer, I put it on the heat press to set the dye.

@AngieHolden 3 года назад

Oh that is interesting! Does that use a lot of ink? Looks like it would be expensive?

@zamis21 3 года назад

@@AngieHolden I thinned out the ink with water. That way i had light blue as well as dark colors. I have only done it on a tester piece of cloth and it turned out great. I use Sub ink that came off the internet. I wish I could show you but I cant find it lol

@zamis21 3 года назад

OH and by the way I love your videos!

@mariacheredias 3 года назад

I love it 😍 thank so much!

@AngieHolden 3 года назад

I'm glad you like it!

@bhebhe15 3 года назад

Awesome... thank you!

@AngieHolden 3 года назад

You're welcome!

@bethdurbin3279 3 года назад

Oh wow, I love this project. I have yet to use my sublimation printer. I’m nervous and scared tbh.

@AngieHolden 3 года назад

You can do it!

@Reneesfun 3 года назад

Me too!

@conniesobczak2177 3 года назад

Cool idea thanks

@AngieHolden 3 года назад

You bet!

@FoxySparkles 2 месяца назад

How cool and fun! If I use a heat press, would I just not press and snap it down all the way since the shirt is puffier than a flat item??? Thank you!

@AngieHolden 2 месяца назад

They are usually adjustable where you can press thicker items. But you can just hold it if you can't get it closed.

@samanthawhite3500 3 года назад

Love video!

@AngieHolden 3 года назад

Thank you!!

@sallylignitz3327 3 года назад

Fun video, thanks.

@AngieHolden 3 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@louisemcclain6189 3 года назад

Thanks Angie for sharing this because I was wondering if you could use the Infusible Ink I don’t have a Sublimation presser

@AngieHolden 3 года назад

Yes you can!

@taraleigh72 2 года назад

when you tear off the sides of the paper so its not a square how do you measure your image I usually do a whole piece of paper and then its so hard to tear around the image because there is hardly anything to work with . I have sat here and watched your videos for about 2 hours now lol I love your videos

@AngieHolden 2 года назад

Yea if you are doing a full size image you may not be able to tear the edges. In that case, I would just use other methods to avoid press lines.

@damararadbruch830 2 года назад

I'm a new subscriber, I love your ideas and how well you explain everything, thank you for your hard work. I have a question, since I'm just about to start with sublimation, can you do this technique on color polyester shirts as base instead of white ones?

@AngieHolden 2 года назад

Try this: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-gQCZRndBTI8.html

@lalalafevers 3 года назад

Awesome deal! No mess! So, being new, I was wondering if it’s ok to overlap where you press(double pressing) will it change the way the ink looks? Thanks for being awesome!

@AngieHolden 3 года назад

If you overlap, the color on the bottom will come through the color on the top. There is a small area in my center design where some pink from the first layer is showing through. It is fine in this case but that would be how it would look.

@ninascraftypants 3 года назад

What would be the best sublimation spray for cotton T-shirt’s

@AngieHolden 3 года назад

I haven't found a spray I like. You can see the methods I have had success with here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-gQCZRndBTI8.html

@bobslfcu773 2 года назад

Dear craftmaster, another awesome video. I had to try that for myself and came up with a challenge, for the craftmaster. I want to take a design, I wanted to use the company logo where I used to work. So, I folded the shirt (scrunched) it then pressed it on the shirt. The logo looked pretty good after it was subbed. I want to be able to unscrunch(?) the shirt to get the tie dye effect, then refold the shirt to bring back the logo, at least so it could be recognized. Do you have any ideas on how to fold the shirt to be able to do this?

@AngieHolden 2 года назад

Sorry I do not!

@havingfunwithscarlette1728 3 года назад

I have followed every step from ink to paper and the ink does not transfer. is there an additional step? I have an epson et 2760. i used Hippo sublimation ink and a-sub paper from your video as well. Not sure how it is not transferring.

@AngieHolden 3 года назад

What are you trying to put it on? You need a sublimation blank.

@hayresalbert7846 3 года назад

Hi Angie, how clever! Are you using a polyester shirt in this project?

@AngieHolden 3 года назад

Yes! They were both polyester.

@Judy1957 3 года назад

What is the protective paper? Parchment paper? Butcher paper? TY

@AngieHolden 3 года назад

Protective paper is used specifically for sublimation to protect your press and work surface from ink. Butcher paper can be used in place of this. Parchment paper is more common for use with HTV and protecting it especially when layering.

@hairxpectation6782 3 года назад

Angie, what is the largest size you can print from your sublimation printer?

@AngieHolden 3 года назад

Mine is 8 1/2 x 14.

@hairxpectation6782 3 года назад

@@AngieHolden thank you

@MileyonDisney 3 года назад

PLEASE HELP! (Anyone) I'm doing a print and cut with Cricut, of about 60 logos on a page. I print it and it cuts. But the cut is off by about 1/8". I calibrated my machine twice, and that turns out okay. But it still cuts off to the side. Can anyone please help with this? Thank you! I know YOU must know, Angie. You're so good with Cricut!

@AngieHolden 3 года назад

Is the paper you are using shiny at all? That may be throwing it off. Try putting matte tape over the black lines.

@MileyonDisney 3 года назад

@@AngieHolden Thanks. Yes, it's shiny and I did do the matte tape thing. Made no difference.

@AngieHolden 3 года назад

That has to be what it is. Try printing a sheet on matte paper. Cut around the box on the inside and lay that over your paper when you cut if that makes sense.

@MileyonDisney 3 года назад

@@AngieHolden WOW! Great idea! I'll try that tonight. Thanks! And thank you for all of your helpful videos!

@MileyonDisney 3 года назад

@@AngieHolden Hi, Angie. I tried just printing on matter vinyl. Same thing. I thought maybe the PNG image was too big to start with, so I reduced it in Photoshop so that it wouldn't need to be reduced much in Cricut. I made a new project and imported the new PNG. This time, instead of being off to the side, it was off to the top. I calibrated my Cricut, it's a brand new mat, and all other pictures cut perfectly. The white offset in the PNG file is good. And instead of having 100 small logos, I tried it with only three. Made no difference. I am at a total loss! Is there anything else you could think of? Thanks!

@leshawnte39 3 года назад

where did you get the design (the shark ate my homework) from

@AngieHolden 3 года назад

That one is in Cricut Design Space.

@leshawnte39 3 года назад

@@AngieHolden thanks

@olgalambeth6330 3 года назад

Hi Angie, I’ve seen this technique before but I have a concern about a whole lot of press lines after the tie dye sublimation method. Another RU-vidrs stated that she could not get the wrinkles out after she had done the tie-dye sublimation did you encounter the same issue? I’m thinking maybe she had too much pressure that’s why she could not get those sublimation iron marks or a for sure. What are your thoughts about that?

@AngieHolden 3 года назад

Mine looked fine. I did use the EasyPress for these so that isn't much pressure. I would probably go really light if you are using a heat press.

@olgalambeth6330 3 года назад

@@AngieHolden yes that's what I was thinking too. I am doing a test before I actually do one to keep. Additionally, I wanted to tell you that I love your videos and find them very helpful!