Surprising Results When You Try Sublimation with Glow in the Dark HTV 

The majority of tutorials about sublimation on dark colors use HTV (heat transfer vinyl) specifically made for sublimation. But did you know that you can also sublimate on other HTV vinyl (for fabric)? In this Halloween-themed video, we show you how to create some amazing glow in the dark sublimation designs using heat transfer vinyl with two projects - the first used to heat press glow in the dark vinyl designs on a windproof mask, while the second project involved sublimating the glow in the dark HTV on a t-shirt. The results were AWESOME and we definitely recommend you try glow in the dark vinyl if you haven't already 😁
TEMPERATURES WE USED:
Glow in the dark vinyl on mask - 302F or 150C at 15 seconds
Tacking the vinyl before the sublimation on t-shirt - 302F or 150C at 2-5 seconds
For the sublimation on the HTV vinyl on the t-shirt - 395F or 200C at 35 seconds
**We always recommend you follow the manufacturer's instructions and do tests on your machine for best results
MATERIALS:
Glow in the dark vinyl for t-shirts and textiles
Sublimation paper printed at local shop
Black motorcycle windproof mask
100% cotton black t-shirt
A heat press
Heat resistant tape
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ABOUT US:
We are a married couple and artists who moved to Buenos Aires in 2021. We decided to purchase a heat press and open a sublimation business at the beginning of 2022. These videos are a way for us to test sublimating on different materials and products as we gain experience in our new venture.