How to Use Siser EasySubli TWO Ways

[@Musicbird83]

I finally used the first method today and WOW!!! My son-in-law is in musician and my daughter and I made him some merch for his show tomorrow night. The shirts turned out perfectly!

[@AngieHolden]

Awesome!

[@itsjenga]

Any time I run into a problem, I know to come back to your videos. You're a crafting lifesaver! Thanks!

[@PSLaperriere]

This helped me so much! I love how mine turned out. I used the mask method. I didn't have any trouble removing the mask. I didn't pull off at an angle, but straight. Came right off. I used converted et2800 with hiipoo sublimation ink, and it printed beautifully. Cut with cricut maker 3, put through twice to cut at normal pressure. Used on Gildan 100% cotton purple shirt. Couldn't have done this method without your tutorial video!!!

[@AngieHolden]

Awesome!

[@MadeInWeldonTexas]

I so wish I'd seen your video sooner! After 2 ruined shirts and tons of ruined supplies, I finally got it right after watching YOUR video! I have an Epson -4850 with Hiipoo ink that I use for sublimation and I had an order for a dark blue shirt. I printed on A-Sub paper and sublimated it to the Siser easysubli HTV as shown in your video. I was making it so much more difficult than it should have been! Thanks again!

[@AngieHolden]

Glad I could help!

[@windmill10]

Tip for Ecotank printers. I use Ink Tec Sublinova ink with my ET-1810. The Easysubli comes out of the printer dry to the touch. Though I don't think it is Sizer. It is called Printable Sublimation Flex - Subli Fabric Plus. Al the other flex products they have have the Siser brand in the name.

[@koriray8110]

I’ve watched you before and didn’t catch the tips about the ink smearing with Epson printers. Having lots of trouble w that. I tried your tip hovering over with heat press 2 minutes. It works!!!! Thank you!! Also, suddenly printer isn’t gripping my siser easy subli… another creator posted using glue around edges of print and stick 8x11 paper to the shiny side. Works every time😅. Was about to toss my printer🤑 thanks for your videos

[@AngieHolden]

Happy to help!

[@annaviolette8504]

That's a good idea. I've seen a method for the DTF hack where you use a piece of painters tape and attach to a piece of cardstock but I worried about the tape inside my printer. Thanks for the tip!

[@elainedavison61]

To cut Siser EasySubli on an Epsom Eco Tank printer, tape a piece of regular paper to the shiny side of the Siser EasySubli and feed it through the printer as you normally would. Works great.

[@AngieHolden]

That's a great idea!

[@Neskylicious]

So your video helped me wayyyyy more than any other!! I finally got to sublimate my shirt perfectly. And btw i love your shirt.

[@AngieHolden]

Yay! Thank you!

[@ItsMeTrish]

I'm glad I found this video, thanks so much. I saw nothing in the Amazon description about the Sawgrass printer and certain sublimation inks. I think I will return it all as it is expensive and since I have an Epson, I don't want to waste time or money trying to make it work. Thanks again!

[@AngieHolden]

You can use this product with your Epson as I have shown in this video.

[@ItsMeTrish]

@@AngieHolden I appreciated that. I would have preferred the white spots cut out and for the ink to dry. Maybe I'll experiment, although an expensive lesson LOL.

[@jerridyke68]

I have watched 20-30 videos on EasiSubli and could not find which side to print on. Thank you, @AngieHolden for clarifying which side to print on! Your videos are informative and inclusive. Thank you!

[@AngieHolden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@nicholaslafferty3928]

Gotta say I appreciate you being here because I've learned a great deal from your content

[@americanetchllc9528]

Thank you i was able to use the 2nd way on black cotton and turned out great using my Sawgrass!

[@alisonrodwell908]

I think you may have just saved my sanity! I have been trying to sublimate onto a high cotton content shirt and have managed so far to nail the image to anything but the shirt! Trying this step by step. Wish me luck!

[@AngieHolden]

Good luck!

[@carlosdejesus474]

Thanks for the video on the Easy Sublie. I did follow your instructions but I also used my Epson Eco Tank 4850 without any problems. I used my Cricut, moving the pinwheels and everything came out just fine. Keep those video coming, thanks

[@AngieHolden]

WHY does mine NEVER work!?!?!

[@trytobeniceallthetimeoldla1328]

I would have used a pressing pad to raise the area of the shirt that needed to be in contact. Those neck and sleeve seams are in the way and pretty sure your pressure isn't as even as it could be. Or, I'd use my smaller press, then the seams would fall off the side of the platens and then you have even pressure. Just the way I was taught years ago and it makes sense. Thank you for your video.

[@juliehuddleston4283]

Angie! Thank you. It turned out perfectly. I wish I could send you a picture!

[@AngieHolden]

So awesome!! You can join either my Sublimation Made Simple or Cricut Love Facebook groups to share pictures!

[@CyndeHerron]

You are such a good teacher and I love learning from you! Great answers and work arounds for beginners.

[@AngieHolden]

I'm so glad!

[@ruthpearson8231]

My Epson ecotank ET2850 won’t take the easysubli through either, so your method works perfectly for me. Thanks for sharing

[@AngieHolden]

Glad it helped!

[@mirisfern]

I've just got your book delivered last night, it was the best surprise as it was scheduled to the end of the month. 🥰

[@AngieHolden]

Yay! Thank you! Amazon had a system glitch but they should all be arriving soon!

[@janejarvis6725]

I have the epson F170 and it prints great with the easisubli also I have no problem with subli transfer sheet.

[@AngieHolden]

Well I have problems with BOTH! Ha ha ha! I think maybe it is humidity but I am not sure!

[@patriciafox58]

Good day, I've just watched your video. Awesome. Trying to figure out why my black box does not print on my printout when I print? I see it before I say print. But it doesn't. You are a great teacher. Thank you, Pat

[@AngieHolden]

There may be something wrong with the black in your printer.

[@triciasanchez9797]

Thanks for the tip on Epson printer. I have the same issue with the dtf method too

[@CreateITbyEli]

Love this, thank you for the detailed explanation on how to do these methods ❤.

[@AngieHolden]

Thanks for watching!

[@DandiAlfeld]

Thank you for this info. I have heard this all before, but needed a refresher... and your direction is super clear. I wanted to give you a tip I have learned to make the color more close to what you want... with the color on the epson printers... in the printer dialog box when you change the settings for your epson ecotank printers... make sure the paper is on a photo paper Matte setting but also hit custom in settings and change your colors to Adobe colors, not using the automatic colors setting that comes up for Ecotank printers. this will give you the closest colors to what you want. and you will be happier with your designs, Hope this helps you get your printer colors better. Thanks for the clear info on this I struggle with easy subli in my ecotank as well

[@AngieHolden]

Yep! I have several videos on doing the color settings!

[@robinjohnston376]

I find that if I use my fingers around the edges of the design, it really helps pick it up off the backing.

[@AngieHolden]

Interesting!

[@dotsywright7310]

Thank you for the tutorial. I was able to print on my Epson F170 directly on the easy subli. I totally agree with you ... the mask was horrible!!! I'm going to order what you suggested.

[@AngieHolden]

I REALLY don't like it! HA!

[@dijimeistro]

Happen to have a link to the KTM mask?

[@amandacrenshaw5182]

Thank you Angie! Very informative.

[@AngieHolden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@KyraJanousek]

VERY helpful information!! Thank you so much! You=ROCKSTAR! 🎉

[@AngieHolden]

Thank you!

[@jasminesumler5938]

Currently understand the struggle of the easy subli mask! Omg!!

[@AngieHolden]

I REALLY do not like it! HA!

[@MariaNyceDesigns]

You always make videos packed with great ideas and information, I’m so grateful for you Angie! Blessings and hugs!!!❤

[@AngieHolden]

Thank you for the kind comment!

[@eileenmuccillo8047]

I understand everything to do your option 2 ( sublimate on sub paper then press onto easy subli.) My question is what time and temperature do you press it onto the shirt after tacking down the easy subli . Thanks

[@AngieHolden]

The instructions did have a time and temperature. I think you will have to play with it though to get more bright and vibrant colors!

[@eileenmuccillo8047]

@@AngieHolden I did go back and find your time and temp. I put it on a red sweatshirt and the red bled thru both the easy subli and the sublimation paper image

[@sheripapin5311]

Thanks for this video, and also for the tip on the KTM transfer mask. This sounds like it would be helpful on detailed cut out designs.

[@AngieHolden]

Yea I like it MUCH better after experimenting a bit!

[@BabyLifestuff]

Video is very helpful, thank you!! But is it me or... i can see your mirror method has brighter colors than the print method....is that right ??? I only had tried the mirror method before, i would like to try the print too....I have a Epson F170 surecolor so....I will have to experiment too... 🤞. I just like to know if you think the print method does it bright enough? Or not?....this material is quite of expensive to mess with it

[@AngieHolden]

I mentioned this in the video. In the video I followed the instructions exactly but you may want to change the time/temp to get brighter colors.

[@bgvarra1]

Thank you so much for this video! Happy New Year!

[@AngieHolden]

You too!

[@daygorock5494]

Both designs look great. Is it possible to cut/weed the second image the same as the first and cut the sublimation paper the same way? So this way there isn't a white background.

[@AngieHolden]

You can cut the first the same way. No need to cut the sublimation paper but it may help you line it up. I like having the white space as there is a bit of room for me to mess up.

[@dam.s]

Nice video! Something I've long wondered about is how this two-step turns out with the other printable media, like Aurora and DigiBrick. 💡

[@CarolinaCrest]

Thank you so much for sharing all of your helpful tips. I appreciate it soo much!

[@AngieHolden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@angusmcintosh5152]

This is great information but I have a question. I thought Cricut needed the registration lines for Print then Cut. In the second method, the offset is cut without the lines. How does that happen? Thanks for being our guide in all things sublimation!

[@AngieHolden]

I didn't print it on the easysubli I just cut the easysubli into a shape in that case.

[@cassisoutherland8786]

I just wanted to say Thanks for this!! I wasted several sheets of Easy Subli using the Siser directions (311 degrees F). That wasn't near hot enough so the designs always looked pitiful :( The designs came out PERFECT at 385 :)

[@AngieHolden]

YAY! So glad!

[@Marie-EveTremblay-x9x]

Thank you for your video. I understand well everything you say but when it comes to doing it, it didn’t go well. As you say, we didn’t have to mirror the cut of the easy subli with the cricut but when I came to print on it, following your instructions, my easy subli stick on my sublimation paper and didn’t stick to the shirt. Would you tell me which side on the easy goes on the shirt? The textured side or the flat side(who is on the plastic sheet)? Thank you

[@AngieHolden]

The side you peel from the carrier goes against the shirt.

[@ggc1131]

hi i love your video's thanks i have one question so if i use the last method i use sublimation paper first to print right? and then the siser easy sheet to iorn on first on the shirt?so the paper print can stick right? but can i use just regular white vinyl insted of the easy siser sheet then place my my sublimation paper print on top or no? still a little confused with the 2 sunbi papers 😊

[@AngieHolden]

Not any vinyl will work with this process. Only specific types/brands are able to be sublimated.

[@kissdbas4]

Hi. Love your videos and advice. I have a question. When I go into print manager it doesn't have siser easy subli only siser white glitter. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

[@AngieHolden]

That is because you do not have EasySubli ink. I would use the white glitter setting.

[@mmaliciouslyyourss]

Love this. So helpful!

[@AngieHolden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@cheryltippett2869]

I saw a video where a lady put a stack of regular printer paper into the back of her Espon and put the EasySubli in the front of the regular paper to print first and the weight of the paper in the back was enough backing to feed the sublib into the printer.

[@AngieHolden]

I have seen that hack!

[@cheryltippett2869]

@@AngieHolden I am gonna give both a try. It will be great if it works. I have the Espon 2800 so I'm hoping it works but if not I will definitely go with the second example you shared. Thanks so much for sharing, appreciate it.

[@dijimeistro]

Have you tried and how did it go, Cheryl?

[@karren07161]

Hello, love your video, when I place my EasySubli onto mat, do I place the shine side down on mat then mirror it???

[@AngieHolden]

No mirroring when it comes to EasySubli. I show how to cut in this video.

[@elizabethvallely4044]

Thank you for the great video and advice and tips Angie, hugs Liz ♥

[@Reneesfun]

The second method is similar to using glitter vinyl or flock to sublimate? I think that it looks great!

[@MsFolk]

Can you do this on both sides of the shirt ? Front and back in two presses? Or will putting it back in the second time ruin the first print ? Thanks!

[@AngieHolden]

I would probably "thread" the shirt and do both sides at different times. Threading is putting the shirt in a heat press without adding the other side of the shirt. So open the shirt up and only put one side at a time inside.

[@Leavemealon369]

Thank you sooooo much. I haven't tried this yet but I can't wait!!! You've been a huge help🎉

[@AngieHolden]

Glad I could help!

[@julieanncrookston1582]

Thank you for all the tips and demos. Question... Now that Brother has a sublimation printer, have you tested printing onto EasySubli with it? Just curious.

[@AngieHolden]

I have not PRINTED on EasySubli with it but it would work with the second method regardless.

[@julieanncrookston1582]

@@AngieHolden I might try it. If I do, I will let you know how it comes out.

[@farreldebaltzo]

Hi Angie. Thanks so much for this video. I guess my biggest question is if either way, some kind of backing is necessary to do sublimation on cotton and dark colors, and I can't print directly onto the EasySubli because I have an Epson... What's the difference between EasySubli and the HTV for dark colors that just recently came out? Does one feel less vinyl-y or lighter on the fabric? Or are they essentially the same?

[@AngieHolden]

I have not reviewed all products but I have done many of them and I find EasySubli to be the best option for my needs.

[@farreldebaltzo]

@@AngieHolden Thanks for your reply, and for all you do for the crafty community!

[@MaryNSC]

GOT MY BOOK EARLY YAY THANK YOU!!!!!

[@AngieHolden]

Awesome!!

[@Lebrons813]

Great tips & thank you so much for making this video such a huge help!

[@babsg1756]

Angie, loved the video!! I am making this harder than it should be. I have a design logo that someone’s wants to be all white. If my sawgrass wont print white what is the best way to use the easy subli? Appreciate your help. Thanks

[@AngieHolden]

I would use the first method of printing on it if you can.

[@tlillie.designs]

How about using the easy subli with the Brother sublimation printer? Perhaps that will be your next tutorial, please!

[@AngieHolden]

The same techniques apply.

[@tlillie.designs]

@@AngieHolden Thank you.

[@dilografica]

awesome video. thank you!

[@The_Whimsical_Witch]

I will try the HTV mask if the sublimask doesn't work for me. I haven't started yet but already ordered it lol

[@AngieHolden]

It should help!

[@susandegiulio1153]

Angie. Can I use this method w the Brothers sublimation printer?

[@AngieHolden]

Yes, absolutely!

[@robinanderson724]

Angie, I was wondering if you are using the Easysubli ink as it’s suggested, by the manufacturer. I have a sg 500 and had the option, when buying, to get the Easysubli ink bundle or the regular. I had to choose one option or the other because the ink is not interchangeable. I didn’t do much research on it and kinda wish I had now because it seems the Easysubli has more options?? Thank you for a very helpful video, as usual. Always enjoy!

[@AngieHolden]

I am using the EasySubli ink but you can use the other!

[@MrsAllum1]

What's the difference between easy subli and printable htv/transfer paper? I used regular ink on my heat transfer "paper" to add images to canvas boards and thdy tuened out beautifully.

[@AngieHolden]

Easy Subli is for sublimation printers. Printable HTV is for regular inkjet printers. I have found this easy subli to last a bit longer than other alternatives. Heat transfer paper will not hold up long in the wash.

[@swiftdetecting]

Is this better than just using Inkjet printer on dark garments and would it last longer?

[@AngieHolden]

Any product like this is about the same frankly.

[@aliciabliss1220]

Can you tell us the difference of these two shirts after they’ve been through the wash?

[@varleo2]

Hello, Thank you for the great video. But my cricut does not recognize the easy subli vinyl when I want to cut the offset to subli my image. What I am doing wrong, Can you help please?

[@AngieHolden]

Not sure what you mean about not recognizing? You need to use Cricut Design Space to print so you have the registration marks.

[@varleo2]

@@AngieHolden You said in your video for the second technique to print the image in sublimation paper and cut it by hand and place a eassy subli in a mat and do the cut with the cricut. So, when I placed in the cricut the blank subi sheet to cut my offset does not find the line, that one is just set up to cut

[@varleo2]

I meant to cut the offset with blank easy subli HTV. I don't have any registration mark and the cricut give me an error that can not read registration mark. I just want to cut my offset, I don't need to print. Thanks!

[@kimcusick3197]

Great video. I constantly pause and go back. First time using easy sub and sublimating. Help! What program are you using? I don't want to spend a fortune on subscriptions either. With easy sub paper, both sides look the same. How do you know which side to print on?

[@AngieHolden]

So with this, you do need something to cut generally so I am using Cricut Design Space because I have a Cricut machine. No subscription needed. Try peeling up the corner. One side should feel like vinyl and one like paper. Print on the vinyl.

[@LLULLINHA]

Hi Angie, I heard you need to place the printed sublimated paper to dry on heat source at least 1 min not more then 5min, need to keep the heat press open that insure the paper is dry before cutting on Cricut.

[@AngieHolden]

I didn't cut my printed sublimation paper on my Cricut. Just the EasySubli. And I hovered the heat press on it.

[@jackeridge8213]

Since I have a Brother Sublimation Printer which of these would work or is there a different way to use it?

[@AngieHolden]

I have not tried printing directly on it with that printer.

[@lisakirkorian9750]

I have a few questions. 1. If your going to do a print & cut why do some people if they have a sawgrass save their image as a png instead of sending it directly to the sawgrass printer, then they bring it onto their canvas? 2. Does this have to be done ONLY if the image is not already a PNG? 3. Do I need to calibrate my Cricut maker with my Sawgrass 500 to do a print & cut? I hope this is not confusing. Thank you for your great teaching.

[@AngieHolden]

I just do it in Design Space like normal then send to Sawgrass Print Manager. Not sure why they want to do it another way? Calibration is for the Cricut machine. Regardless of the printer you are using.

[@jayceonjbrown2751]

I’ve tried this about three years ago. It was frustrating with the mask part. How were you able to use the mask so well to lift up the design?

[@AngieHolden]

I like the KTM mask from Heat Transfer Warehouse better than their mask.

[@marcellacramer4515]

When cutting the easysubli on the cricut does the shiny side go up or down?

[@AngieHolden]

The best thing to do is to peel back the corner. You want to cut the side that feels like vinyl. The side that feels like paper is the backing.

[@monicak2985]

Thanks Angie! Another good video!!

[@AngieHolden]

You are so welcome!

[@thewestcoastkraeers]

I do the two step method but I do not use the offset feature. After I cut it I place my easy subli on to parchment paper and press it for 5 seconds so that tacks on and doesn't move, then i place my parchment and easy subli on to a light box so that I can line up my sublimation paper over the easy subli. i use heat tape to tack my sub paper to the parchment paper and go back to the press, and do the sublimation while its on the parchment. Once its done, and it cools a little, you can peel it back off the parchment and place it on your garment doing the short press to tack it on to the garment. Hope this helps an epson user who doesn't want to have the offset!

[@AngieHolden]

I have seen this method! I am scared that it isn't going to come off of the parchment each and every time! HA HA HA!

[@khowler]

@@AngieHolden Once I learned the parchment paper trick, I haven't gone back to doing it the other way. I had ruined several shirts by not having it done the correct way and either it moved or something. Parchment paper works really well. I will try the lightbox next time to see if it works for me. Sublimate onto parchment paper/Easy Subli for: 350 for 45 seconds and then Press on to shirt: 310 for 10 seconds. Covering it with butcher paper or teflon sheet. Either works. I stopped doing the "tack" feature after I got rather good at it and just went straight for sublimation myself. I have done several shirts this way and have never had one not come off the parchment paper.

[@TheAdamsHomeStead]

@@khowler is there a video that shows how to do this?

[@khowler]

@@TheAdamsHomeStead kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJibZJKObJt-jNU

[@dijimeistro]

I'd love to see a video too if one can be made? Really appreciate all the help and shared tips

[@frammaw]

What's the feeling of the image on the shirt for the two methods?

[@AngieHolden]

Both feel the same. That does not change.

[@deenacurls]

Do I have to have the setting set up in the cricut app or could just prinnt the picture from the downloaded file and use the normal printing settings? Hopefully that makes sense, thx

[@AngieHolden]

You would want to print using best quality, etc. You would set your printer settings wherever you are printing from.

[@amyshelton3250]

So you can use the first method using a converted epson printer?

[@AngieHolden]

I haven't been able to print directly ON the EasySubli with my converted printer but i was able to transfer an image to it with heat.

[@chicboutiquellc]

Hi !! Thank you for such the wonderful helpful videos but t i am so confused! What can I use with my sawgrass s500 printer with the sublijet ink to sublimate on dark cotton shirts and acrylic? Is that possible and what are the results like? ive tried sublimating with this ink on acrylic and some ceramic, the results are not good. help!! thank you! to use easysubli i need easy subli ink? any other alternatives? thanks asking if anyone knows, i am so lost!!

[@AngieHolden]

Try this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ip7Tpn53dsyZgsU

[@katzenbaer3065]

Thank you for all your helpful videos!!! I’m still deciding on which sublimation printer I should get and come across the Sawgrass ChromaBlast ink which should for 100% cotton. Can you please test how vibrant it is and how well it holds up after some a few wash cycles?

[@AngieHolden]

I am not sure if I will be testing it. It is VERY limiting. I will be doing a video about the various Sawgrass inks.

[@ladybug1321]

Does the F-170 work like the sawgrass or do I need to use the second method?

[@AngieHolden]

I have not had luck with the F170 but I had people saying it worked for them so you may try it!

[@almacespedes2293]

Can I use regular transfer tape over the easy subli?

[@AngieHolden]

No. You need something that will withstand the heat of pressing.

[@almacespedes2293]

@@AngieHolden thank you!!

[@sallyann-nicolemiller5625]

I have a Cricut Maker 3 and the Sawgrass SG500 printer. Why cant you use the sublimation ink that's necessary for the SG500 on the Siser EasySubli product? Are you switching out the inks and cleaning the tanks inbetween use?

[@AngieHolden]

You can use the Sawgrass ink on it and should NOT switch inks in your Sawgrass printer. Their EasySubli ink does work better than their regular ink for this product but the regular ink will work.

[@codyadams1766]

Great video, very informative. Can I use a Silhouette Cameo instead of Cricut?

[@AngieHolden]

Yes that should work!

[@angelataylor2549]

Angie - I was wondering why not to use the Cricut to cut the printed image (on the second method) rather than manually cutting to make it easier to line up on the Easy-Subli that you've ironed on?

[@AngieHolden]

I don't think it is easier since the Cricut cuts can be so far off? I just get frustrated with it!

[@wanda6177]

​@Angie Holden which side I should pit the siser on my t shirt for a epson printer 2nd option Thank you in advance. ❤️

[@lesliecarrasco4333]

I'm sublimating something that requires more than one sheet of EasySubli. Have you ever pieced it together before? I'm reluctant to do it, especially because supplies are scarce in my area. 😬

[@AngieHolden]

You will be able to tell where it is pieced together in my experience.

[@callitrose1]

What side of the Easy subli do you put on the t-shirt?

[@AngieHolden]

It would be the part that is against the backing paper.

[@lolak83]

When u print the offset from easisubli do u put shiny side down onto ur mat? And then on which side do u sublimate?

[@AngieHolden]

Cut the EasySubli with the carrier sheet portion DOWN then sublimate on that same side.

[@lolak83]

@@AngieHolden thank u ☺️

[@FunWithEnduringArts]

Are the time and temp settings the same if using this on a black polyester shirt? Thank you in advance.

[@AngieHolden]

Yes.

[@annabelh8694]

Hey Angie, How is the feel after wards? Does it feel like a paper is on the shirt? Or does it still feel like regular sub,does it look like ink is in the shirt ?

[@AngieHolden]

It will always feel like a layer on the shirt similar to HTV.

[@azs3545]

Hello, great video. I just started to use this HTV and i use the second method when you first prepress the previously cut HTV and then you print on it the paper. Hovewer i am concerned about the temperature. Now i press the HTV for 5sec on 385 and then the paper for 30sec on 385, I would like to ask if its ok and if it doesnt damage some material - i am concerned about the effect of this high temperature on some shirts. Would this work on a lower temperature like 315? Also after removing paper from the HTV is not necessary to "cure" the ink for some seconds? Thank you in advance.

[@AngieHolden]

You would probably have to play with each brand of HTV to get the best possible results for your setup. I am not sure about "curing" the product. It should be fine after pressing.

[@heathermolsbee5751]

Thank you for the great video! I don’t get my best sub prints from design space. I’ve tried printing from other programs and cutting the offset in DS but for some reason they don’t match up. Any ideas? Thanks!

[@AngieHolden]

It is going to be tough to match unless both are done in design space.

[@nancyrae8317]

Is there an alternative to the KTM mask that works? Their website has expensive shipping. I ordered the Siser subli no mask on Amazon but they don’t have the KTM mask.

[@AngieHolden]

That is what I had that worked well. I have not tried others.

[@lolak83]

When I send my image to printer, if I’ve mirrored my image in design space do I have to select mirror again by printer settings?

[@AngieHolden]

Only mirror ONCE.

[@JenLapent]

you don't need to put anything behind the shirt for the easy subli first method? i watched another video where the lady says it bleeds thru the shirt? Also can you help me with larger prints? the stuff i create is much larger in size (either wider or longer) and then i do a ton of plus size shirts. I don't think plus size and smalls/mediums should be the same size print. Is there a image size chart you recommend for each shirt size and the image being put on them? and how can i get something bigger in one piece since cricut doesn't allow me to do so? what sublimination printer also prints larger? im about to dive into sublimination and want to have the proper tools for my new small business! Thanks in advance for all the help!

[@AngieHolden]

I have never found that it bled through EasySubli? It will with regular sublimation. I don't have a size chart for sublimation. I have thought about diving into a video on larger printers now especially since Cricut now has larger print then cut sizes!

[@JenLapent]

@@AngieHolden do you find that easy subli is similar to htv printable transfer paper? Bc I made a bunch of shirts with that before and it peeled or came off completely if someone put it in the dryer. I want something that I feel confident my customers will be happy with quality wise.

[@santanamunday2794]

What was the heat and time setting you used on the second method?

[@AngieHolden]

I mentioned that in the video.

[@mikeledee8786]

When making a decal for a large, xl, or 2xl garment what size do you use? I have a epson et-2720 converted to sup printer? TIA.

[@AngieHolden]

For me, I measure each shirt and decide as the cut of the shirt makes a difference in my opinion.

[@campbellbluestone1837]

how soft is the easy subli on the shirt? i always find anything i use is very rigid and not particularly nice to the touch

[@AngieHolden]

Yea it is similar to the feel of HTV.

[@lorisabiniano3353]

Hello Angie, Thank you for all your helpfull videos! I always learn so very much. Is there a way to prevent or make sure you get the right color of your design when you use the epson printer. I too have found that the colors come out not how I intended. Ie: I want red and it comes out pink.

[@AngieHolden]

Trial and error really. I have a video on manual color correction as well as one on using ICC profiles.

[@ThatJerkFromCali]

Using a lightpad makes lining it up a breeze. even when it's on the shirt

[@dijimeistro]

Agreed, light pad really helps

[@DreamProduction868]

Can i have a link to purchase one of these pads?

[@ThatJerkFromCali]

@@DreamProduction868 ME456 A4 LED Light Box 9x12 Inch Light Pad Only 5mm Ultra-Thin USB Power Light Table for Tracing. Search for that on Amazon

[@rhondap1014]

What is it used for?

[@chrislee6076]

Hey Angie- Im not sure if you can help since your sawgrass has the siser easysubli ink ink... I have sublijet-UHD ink installed and Ive watched videos where people have printed with the subliject inks onto easysubli but then had to heat it up first like you showed... not sure how long I would have to heat/dry it with the cricut autopress before its dry enough to print and cut on the cricut?

[@AngieHolden]

Pretty sure those inks work as well but I don't have them. You may have to hover a bit longer but I still think it will work! One of the reasons I included that tip!

[@artsycraftsyphoebehandmade]

Thanks so much for your very informative tutorials. Just wondering if you did a wash test on this product and what the results were? Trying to compare the easy subli vs the easy dtv as I'm conflicted with what to get.

[@AngieHolden]

I did a very extensive wash test at one time. You can see that here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYKmi4WkmaeHf5o

[@rogerlondono2521]

Thanks Angie. I used Easycolor with my et 2800 and you answered what I was wondering. I made a sweater for my daughter and the ink ran after she dripped some water on it and after we washed it. Apparently the ink never dried so I cant blame Siser for it which its more of an Epson ink problem🤔. Will this method of sublimating work on Easycolor as well?

[@AngieHolden]

EasyColor is not made for sublimation. I would stick with EasySubli for sublimation.

[@rogerlondono2521]

@@AngieHolden I will give easysubli a try then.

[@mistycolian534]

Does the subli have any stretch to it? I'm dying to try it, but the HTVront that I purchased was horrific! Almost felt like I melted a plastic grocery bag onto my shirt and it had zero give for stretching.

[@AngieHolden]

Nope. No stretch.