DIY Custom T-Shirts using A-SUB Light Fabric & Dark Fabric paper

This video is about making DIY Custom T-Shirts using A-SUB Light Fabric & Dark Fabric paper. See how easy it is to make your own customized printed t-shirts at home for very little cost.
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[@sd-mv2zf]

You sound just like John c Reilly. Awesome!

[@imagetransferswithrix]

Is that a good thing?

[@dinerek5283]

Thanks for this tutorial 😊Please how did you cut around the circle transfer

[@imagetransferswithrix]

I use scissors to cut.

[@LanceMcGrew]

The KZbin algorithms have introduced me to these transfers. Swear they are in cahoots with Amazon. Question is - why all the fuss about hacking sublimation on heat transfer vinyl since this sure looks a lot simpler and less expensive? Does one method hold up better over time or some other reason? And now I need to learn about pigment inks for my Epson. Didn't realize there was a choice over the default inkjet ink. Sure appreciate the detail and best advice you put into your videos.

[@imagetransferswithrix]

Thanks Lance. When I learned that you can replace your dye ink with pigment (at least with my Epson printers), I was all over it. I just think Pigment is better, but that's just me. As a disclaimer, I have zero experience in sublimation and don't want to invest in it unless there is something I want to do that requires it. Haven't found myself there.

[@bowsbyjaggerscreations1086]

Not sure if I missed it or not but for the newbies what setting did you use when you printed with your inkjet printer? I normally do matte paper with high quality. Not sure if that’s the same setting for the A-Sub transfers

[@imagetransferswithrix]

I just use photo quality print settings on regular paper. Didn't really mess with it.

[@rosettanichols4851]

Can you tell me if your using reg ink or sublimation on the prints.

[@imagetransferswithrix]

Inkjet printer? I use Pigment inks. No sublimation.

[@raytucker8060]

was the dark fabric tshirt made of cotton or polyester ??

[@imagetransferswithrix]

cotton

[@sakisu100]

How do you take the transfer off again? I can't get them off...

[@imagetransferswithrix]

Why would you want to take them off? T Shirt transfers are meant to be permanent, not off and on.

[@ellieama777]

The spray works on the transfer ? The ink srays after wash?

[@imagetransferswithrix]

Yes, the spray works great in protecting the image even during washing.

[@gdubbswilson6207]

what spray are yall talking about

[@imagetransferswithrix]

@@gdubbswilson6207 clear acrylic

[@gdubbswilson6207]

@@imagetransferswithrix do you have a video showing that

[@imagetransferswithrix]

@@gdubbswilson6207 Yes, the video you just commented on.

[@OldManTinkers]

Hey Bud now that it's been 7 months Did your images Turn Dull after a week or so? Mine did that's why I ask

[@imagetransferswithrix]

I don't know. It was a gift.

[@MicaelaRivera03]

What’s the spray you use?

[@imagetransferswithrix]

Don't understand the question.

[@annekawinckler6939]

How long does it last (washes)

[@imagetransferswithrix]

If you turn your tshirts inside-out when washing, they last for many washes. Keep in mind that these are TRANSFERS and not screen printing. Screen prints are painted on, and will last much longer.