How To Sublimate A Wind Spinner: Print Or Infusible Ink!

[@beckymills9284]

Love how they all turned out ❤ thanks Jennifer ❤❤😊

[@JenniferMaker]

Thank you!

[@timmatthews-q8r]

we have had great success using hawkins dye sub products

[@JenniferMaker]

Wonderful!

[@gwentheriot9433]

Thanks for all the great info. As always your such a wonderful teacher. Just love watching you!

[@JenniferMaker]

Thank you so much!

[@sueellenhayler7774]

Love these. Thank you

[@JenniferMaker]

Glad you like them!

[@reneedickerson4489]

Love the wind spinners

[@JenniferMaker]

I'm glad you like them!

[@juliasnider5905]

Those are beautiful!

[@JenniferMaker]

Thank you! 😊🌻

[@user-gail7]

Beautiful

[@JenniferMaker]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@sharonkroeker6934]

Very pretty 😊❤

[@JenniferMaker]

Thanks! 😃

[@vrothery50]

My favorite is the barn!! All are beautiful - Thanks for sharing!

[@JenniferMaker]

Thank you! 😊

[@ZCW_ZANE]

Amazing video I love your crafts they are so cool

[@JenniferMaker]

Thanks so much!

[@sharontalbot7137]

WOW love all of the different spinners they are truly amazing and look gorgeous spinning in the wind. 😀💕

[@JenniferMaker]

We agree!

[@1Pixiestik]

So beautifully done Can’t wait to try this myself

[@JenniferMaker]

Please do!

[@tammytoth7947]

Thank you for this tutorial ❤❤❤ I have made a few already and I had problems but watching this I’ve learned what I had done wrong. I have some 10” spinners that are bigger than the paper size of 8.5” wide. How do you recommend to cover the “blank” spaces with color so they aren’t blank? Again thank you and I LOVE your designs ❤❤❤

[@JenniferMaker]

To cover the blank spaces on your 10” spinners when using 8.5” wide paper, you can follow these steps: Print Multiple Sheets: Since your spinner is larger than the paper, you can print your design on multiple sheets of 8.5” wide paper. Make sure to overlap the designs slightly to ensure there are no gaps when you piece them together. Align and Tape: Carefully align the printed sheets on your work surface. Use heat-resistant tape to secure the edges of the sheets together, ensuring the design lines up correctly. Center and Secure the Spinner: Place the spinner blank on the aligned design, making sure the design covers the entire spinner. Use heat-resistant tape to secure the spinner to the design at multiple points (north, south, east, and west) to prevent shifting. Press in Sections: Since the spinner is larger than your press, you may need to press it in sections. Ensure each section is covered with the press for the recommended time and temperature (360 degrees Fahrenheit for 120 seconds). Be careful to avoid shifting the spinner between presses to prevent ghosting. Overlap and Align: If you need to press in multiple sections, slightly overlap the areas you press to ensure complete coverage. Align the spinner carefully each time you move the press.