SUBLIMATION ON COTTON WITH DTF POWDER HACK | SUBLIMATION HACK

[@kerribaxendell8242]

I've watched a couple of your videos, but as soon as I saw the little red hand pointer I had to subscribe!!

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

😂🤣😂🤣 that made laugh so hard!

[@greggouveia5243]

If you put the Teflon sheet back over it and press again for 5 to 10 seconds I think you will see a large difference. Dtf actually requires two presses. One like you did and another to finish it, after the second you will see the gloss factor will be much more intense. Love watching.

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you very much for letting me know. I really do appreciate that.

[@boylesrena11]

Does nothing come off onto the teflon sheet ??

[@greggouveia5243]

@@boylesrena11 Not at all. It does matter what color shirt you use, I find I still go back to ppd transfer for black or dark. If doing a color print there is no cutting and weeding. The colors change depending on the color of the shirt. Wish dtf workes all all colors but it doesn't. Have you tried ppd transfer paper. You have to cut it around the design if you don't want the square look. But no problem with the cut and pr8nt software and cutters, press 13 seconds and done, no second press. Colors are true and use the dark shirt paper, it works on all color shirts, no mirroring.

[@taradalmatianshaver6828]

Thank you for this video, you did a wonderful job of explaining everything

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

I appreciate that.

[@engelavanwyk7731]

I do DTF printing and press my prints @ 150°C for 10 seconds. The reason for cold pealing is for the melted glue to cool as to not come off the fabric when peeling. The shorter press time avoids the bubbles in your prints. The powder glue actually starts boiling after a maximum of 15 seconds and causes the bubbles you see in the Gnomes hats. A second press is done with silicone paper to set the print. Hope this helps 😉

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you for sharing that.

[@katiealtis]

What type of silicone paper do you use?

[@engelavanwyk7731]

@@katiealtis the shop I buy from repacks, so there's no branding on the packets.

[@egattshall2835]

@@engelavanwyk7731 I am new to this and learning a lot, can you tell me what you mean with a second press? do you mean after its pressed 10 seconds, cools and peels that you press it again with the silicone paper only? also if you mentioned the powder boils after 15 seconds should it be heated on the heat plate before being pressed? I've seen this done in a couple videos.

[@bobbiedriver8209]

What is silicone paper?

[@bleeridley3887]

I’m new to sublimation, I just subscribed to ur channel

[@janeofalltrades22]

I thought I would want to just skip to the process as a lot of people ramble in vain but I literally was glued from beginning to end. You’ve definitely got a new subscriber ❤

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you so much ❤️

[@kookoonutz1]

same here and you don't have an annoying voice. Thank you

[@kathi3954]

Delonda, you are the only KZbinr that I have sent some $$ to. I love your energy and the amount of clear and honest detail you provide is amazing. Thank you!

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Wow, wow, wow! Thank you so much. I really do these tutorials because I LOVE to teach; but I sincerely appreciate the gift. Thank you very much.

[@kofaminc]

Totally agree

[@Rosegold33]

Little do you know your my mentor 😂😂. If I did not find your channel I was going to give up😢

[@heatherhoke3217]

@@Rosegold33 sameeeeeeee

[@ConeshaBarron]

You’re awesomeness in a KZbin jug!!! 😂. Let me tell you why. You do not talk to much, just enough. Quick facts for this mom and teacher. Lastly, You are all about time and money. Thats my girl!!! You find the simple methods and tell us what we need and been searching to hear all in one video. Quick and to the point. Did I say you do not blabber to do this. Short and sweet. Keep up the great work.

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

I appreciate that! Thank you very much!

[@frannienn4215]

I came back a year later to review before I gave this DTF hack a try again. Last year, getting the film to load in my Epson ET-2760 was tedious and aggravating. BUT!!! Your tip to stack paper behind it on the tray WORKED THE FIRST TIME AND BEAUTIFULLY! Thank you, thank you, thank you! ❣️ Now, I'm off to try printing on parchment paper next. 🤞

[@bonniejohnson8474]

Hi Delonda, I have never seen an tutorial demonstrated so professional just want to say thank you so very much. I feel like you the only u-tuber I need to watch again thank you🤩

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you kindly.

[@fjmi]

I totally agree. Very through and professional. Your teaching method is superb 👍🏾. I receive so well from you. You keep it so so simple. My brain 🧠 can sometimes become dyslexic but not watching your tutorials. Again, thank you!

[@Hannah-ph5sn]

This is the first video I've watched on sublimation because I really thought it was going to be beyond my ability but after watching your instructions I have no doubt at all that I can do this! I'll probably be up all night watching your other videos. Thank you so much for making these and for your bubbly and enthusiastic personality :)

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

I appreciate that!

[@daniellelambert3463]

S😮😮

[@rhondacalloway1863]

I feel the same way what a blessing

[@melirn7280]

I can't tell you how much I love your step-by-step tutorials. Thank you.

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

You're very welcome ❤️

[@kofaminc]

I’m going to have to follow her now cause she made those so much easier for me.

[@lineboivin4204]

Well, you are the most easy person to follow when you explain something, great tutorial and clear instructions.

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you 😊

[@dionnemarieBoutique]

I love that you did it with a grey shirt because folks only use white or black and it is good to see how it will look with other color shirts. Thank you. btw, you are beautiful!!!

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you so much ❤️

[@PinkLotus119]

You are an Amazing Educator, Teacher, Instructor!!! I’m so happy I found your channel. You literally “walk” newbies through the process. I want to sublimate clothing just for personal, /grandkids. You have simplified the process. I’ve watched your other AND subscribed Bless you 🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you so much and welcome aboard 😊

[@celinestorres1526]

I have an Epson 2800 and I am using the same ink. I put my setting on photo paper and no need to tape paper behind it which can take away from your printing area depending on your image size or stack papers behind it. I hope this helps someone. :)

[@cyborgrat]

it might, just got one and doing my Recherche on how to do sublimation.

[@annaelliott8961]

I absolutely love your channel. Your directions are easy to follow and the results are amazing. Thanks so much, you rock!

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you so much!

[@Coral256]

I love this method! I have not tried sublimation on a shirt, but this encourages me to try it. Also, thank you for reminding us that we don't have to use the brands that you use. People tend to get stuck on a particular brand just because the content creator uses it, even though it might be out of budget. Great tutorial, as always 🥰

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you 😊

[@marilynadams8776]

3Replay

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you

[@tikajoubert2473]

Yes I definitely said shake it but don’t break and shake it like a Polaroid picture. Omg I was rolling on the floor when you said that. I love your spirit and your beautiful smile. Bless you and thanks for the tutorial. You’re the best!!! 💙🤗

[@Gamechangermjh2oman]

Thank you for this. I love how you showed everything steps by step (and slowly too :) ) As a novice in printing shirts, this is truly appreciated. You just got another subscriber :)

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you so much and welcome aboard 😊

[@tamihamlin9715]

Thanks for the content. I usually don’t comment on videos; however your content is straightforward and definitely encouraging. I thank God for your energy and willingness to share.

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@michellewest2517]

I love how you encourage your watcher to do what is best for them instead of whatever works best for you. Thank you!

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you ❤️

[@horse_chick]

That was a great introduction to what my husband and I are interested in getting involved in for a side hustle. Thank you so much for walking us through! The Gnomies sublimation looks great!

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you so much and best of luck to both of you!

[@haroldrice3344]

Melanie Thank you for showing us how to use a 100% cotton shirt with the powder and paper, It turned out great.

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you very much!

[@annaphelps7775]

The kids comment CRACKED me up! It’s so true. Thanks so much for this video as well as all your other videos. I learn so much from you!

[@annaphelps7775]

That was meant to read LID, not kids. 🙄😆

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

You are so welcome!

[@althealittle7825]

Complete and thorough description and tutorial from beginning to end! Great job! Usually people skip steps assuming the viewer knows what is next. This video was super helpful and I subscribed immediately because I like your explanations. Thank you!

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you so much. I appreciate that.

[@marilyntipton3153]

Lol .. love the pointer I love how you go into detailed on products used.. and everything.. so needed when learning.. This turned out sooooo good!!!

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Glad it was helpful!

[@MzCereusBiz1]

Your tutorials are great. I watched this one 3x's. The first 2 to build my confidence, the 3rd one we went step by step together. My first one turned out pretty good. The ink smeared a little when it printed, but that's ok. Thank you so much.

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

You’re very welcome 😊

[@kofaminc]

Delonda, I just stumbled upon your video. Thank you thank you thank you! Long story but I’ll try to make it short. I’ve been following many coaches as I try to take my business to new heights. Someone recommended I get an Epson ET 15000 to do eco solvent dtf prints. I ordered it the same day. I let my cousin whose been in business longer than me talk me out of doing DTF but I couldn’t get the hang of regular sublimation. So now I’ve had my printer two months ($762) and haven’t used it since my first try with photoshop. The color that printed wasn’t the color on the laptop screen. BUUUUT you just gave me hope. I love Microsoft. I help others with the software virtually. I’m going to give it another try now using your method.

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Awe, thank you so much! I hope this method works for you ❤️

[@harleycook1948]

Thanks for the great video, Delonda. Your way of feeding the sheets works great. Pure genius. Keep up the great work. I'm 87 years old and learning every day.

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@cherilvernon5030]

I would only suggest using the DTF sublimation hack if you have a large, well-ventilated work area. I did the DTF sublimation hack with a different brand DTF powder - and in my small house, it caused me to have breathing issues. It doesn't have a smell, so be cautious or use protective equipment.

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you so much for that tip.

[@tracywilliams61]

This is was super helpful. I purchased the DTF supplies a month or so ago but was to intimidated to try. Your video was a great step by step and appreciate the pros and cons. Thanks again. Tracy. 😊❤

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Glad it was helpful!

[@TYJ419]

Love it and so stinkin' cute! I have tried this twice and had great results too! Tracey

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you! I am glad that this process works for you.

[@bonnieh8216]

I am not sure why most of the people given instructions talk a lot. However, you talking was plain and simple. Thanks so much for helping me use all these items I have purchased for dtf’s printing and sublimation.

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

You're welcome 😊

[@sonyaclark2326]

I've been using HTV backing for my sublimation t's. This is a game changer because I really don't like the feel of the backing on cotton t's. I'm going to be changing my process, thanks to you. You really explain the process better than other vids I've watched. Thank you so much!

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you so much ❤️

[@DamienOnTheGo]

Subscribed! You are awesome. You explain the process so well and to be honest I’m less intimidated to try sublimation because of you. I didn’t like that white polyester was my only choice and now I’m thinking of diving in. Thank you!

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Awesome! Thank you so much and welcome aboard! I am sure you can do it.

[@christiehurd8047]

I enjoy learning from you and your content. It doesn't feel gimmicky and you explain everything in such great detail, that I can watch it one time and be able to make what you have just taught! Thank you for making learning easy for people like me, an audio-visual learner!! I hope you continue to be successful because you rock lady! 🤘😃

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you very much! I really appreciate that.

[@lismariecorrea2565]

Hello question I want to start but idk which printer to purchased and also what I need to buy?

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Everything I used is linked below the video.

[@elijahspencer7495]

​@@CraftingwithDelonda You should try using a sieve for the powder.

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

@elijahspencer7495 that's a great idea.

[@belindashaw7462]

That was amazing! Thanks for doing it even though it’s not your favorite method. I appreciate it so much! I think the cost is much less than estimated because the initial cost of the powder can be spread across multiple shirts and remainder that doesn’t stick to an image goes back into the container. Again, my thanks!

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

You are so welcome!

[@tarastocum1361]

I am seeing 2 different gordora powders which did you use the white or black?does it matter which one I use on gray

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

I linked the one that I used below the video.

[@tegancheney1627]

I love this... I have a sublimation printer already but I love the idea of DTF printing... and now I can do both!!!!

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you

[@lisasluder5825]

Very good tutorial. First time watching anything about DTF. I will be trying. Yes extra steps, but easier and more cost effective and more color variety to be able to not have to just press on white polyester!!! Thanks for taking the time!!!❤

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

You're welcome

[@shay1536]

I love your videos, I've been following you for a little while and I love the step by steps and the transparency 😍 I really enjoy making shirts just trying to get this sublimation down pack🤦🏾‍♀️

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you 😊 You can do it!

[@kimberlythomasbush494]

Thank you. I thought I was going to have to buy an expensive drying oven. You saved me at least $300

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Awesome!!

[@nahnisjourney1406]

Replaying it AGAIN… back to back. I like using my swing away press to hover over the film. It’s much better than my clam shell. I’ll be using the swing away tomorrow for those 20 shirts. I do need to get myself a larger printer. SOON!!! Thanks again, Delonda! ❤❤❤ PS. When you told us about your daughter’s Etsy shop, I tried to buy a couple things, but I got a message saying that the shop was not open.😔 I wanted to support her when I found out she had a shop. You have really done an amazing job raising your children. I know you will let us know when she opens her shop again. I wanted the pretty bookmark and the turtle. 🐢 She’s going to be a great success!!! And she has a huge heart just like her mother. Again, thank you! God bless you all.

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Wow! I think the most I have ever done is 11.

[@kimihutson9185]

This is the simplest tutorial I've seen on how to do DTF. Thank you!!

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you so much ❤️

[@janekendall1104]

Thank you SO much! I was getting ready to send back the sublimation printers, in, and paper as it was just seeming too complicated! Love this video - I feel relieved and grateful!

[@sharronscott9135]

I love how honest you are about what you love...

[@victoriaroman8821]

Thank you for showing how to do it. I am a hands on learner and struggle to find videos of people showing step by step instructions

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you so much ❤️

[@heatherhommowun7964]

Delonda this is awesome!! Thanks for comparing! ESP for someone like me who apparently picked EXACTLY the stuff you use, same printer, same heat press 🎉 thank you for the shortcuts! In the future if you outgrow using Word I am in LOVE with Silhouette Studio even though I have a Cricut and can print sublimation images from there!

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you!

[@jetbossard7923]

THANK YOU for addressing that annoying flashing light I have worried for a month now that I got a bad one., and have been unplugging it. You just gave me the green light that mine is safe to use.

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Yes!

[@cristinawilson6242]

I haven't watched any of her videos, UT gosh, I already love her! Seriously, she's just so amazing!

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you ❤️

[@donnalangford862]

I have been watching a ton of videos, but inhave to say yours is the most informative..I have been wabting to do this since I was a little girl....and the printer demonstration with the file and using Word program to do my designs.., amazing....you are so easy and simple to listen to, and your ways you mention are easy to understand. Thank you.

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

I sincerely appreciate that.

[@lorenamanning6133]

Finally! I have been trying to find someone to show the process from beginning to end. Thank you for sharing!

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

You're very welcome

[@patriciaching100]

Thank you.. wow don't have convert a printer to dtf.. that is a miracle in it's self. I will watch your updates. The commenters are also so helpful. Thank you for reading them and responding so we get a wider view.

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

You’re welcome

[@NanasHouseDIY]

I do not follow people on yt because you get bombarded with adds and / or 10k notifications a day. However, this video just changed my way of thinking. I am a teacher 1st grade. Our classrooms look amazing because our paychecks make them. No government federal nor state provide the items we need to teach and produce successful learners. In order to purchase the things my students need, I have to get crefty in every sense of the word. I craft and sell and then build my rooms needs one project at a time. Your tutorial answered so many questions. I am liking, suscribing, and turning on notifications for your channel. I also shared your link to absolutely every one of my co-crafting teachers who depend on these methods to further our students. You are amazing, and if I were in charge of your report card, you would be an A+ Earner on the principals honors list. Thank you so much.

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Wow! That is literally one of the highest compliments I have ever received. Thank you very much and welcome aboard ❤️

[@barbiej923]

Great video. Haven’t tried this yet and now I just might! Thank you!

[@atApparel-zn3ot]

Excellent instructional video. Things to notice that viewers should be aware: 1. substituting other products other than what you have demonstrated simply induces more variables that will alter the outcomes. 2. INK tracking WILL occur. Your printer was printing at a very, very, slow speed allowing ink to dry more completely. But tracking WILL occur eventually. 3. Wet ink is what attracts the adhesive powder to bond to the image. The 'whiter' the result of the powdering process the better the adhesive coating will be and therefore the durability of the print on the cotton substrate. 4. Yes, this is a costly (comparative) method to hack incompatible methods. However, consider the full cost of doing a proper print on cotton, especially black fabric. In comparison, the hack you demonstrated is a CHEAP way to print on black cotton with an acceptable soft feel. 5. Put that press on a cart with wheels. If doing multiple garments, being outdoors during the pressing (curing) of the DTF transfer will prove to be a very wise action. Every DTF system makes it clear in bold red letters that ventilation is a process REQUIREMENT. There is no amount of chemical gases that are safe to inhale. I find the humidity within the garments and the chemicals related to the origin of the garments outgas during the pre-press such significant levels of unknown gasses that ventilating in the press area is a major concern if doing 10 or more garments in a row. I do intend to acquire the products you have demonstrated and take my own DFT journey. I will modify my printer to insure those rollers do not track ink onto subsequent prints. I don't think those exit rollers are essential. Keep up the awesome instructional work you do.

[@JimSweeneyMMP]

To note- your comment about “whiter” powder is not correct. Only white ink will do this. You will never do this hack successfully on a dark or black shirt. The powder is just glue. It cures transparent. Also since the stretchy powder glue has no stretchy white ink to bind to, it will eventually crack and fail (tests show a 15% loss of color after the first wash, and cracking at 8-10 washes. This is not not a via commercial application. For personal use, sure. The video though was outstanding as I’m sure you’ll agree. And thank you for your comment about proper ventilation. We have entire ventilation systems to extract the smoke, which contains glycol.

[@JimSweeneyMMP]

I meant not a viable commercial application. Also your tracking wheel comment is on point. And to add: for those that have printers without a straight exit tray, a straight exit is vital to avoid scratching. You’ll need to build something.

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you ❤️

[@joycepugh5347]

TYVM - my Daughter offered my services to do some shirts & sweatshirts putting a design on them for a campground - told her no way am I going to do 20 of these with vinyl -lol - of course they wanted cotton Hahaha - just came across you today & i'm loving all you do TYVM

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thanks for watching!

[@jacquelynpinckneyhackett5169]

I love your presentation! You are a great teacher! I will try this! Thank you so much!

[@noelwilliams65]

Yes, this answered my ? After seeing other hacks. No one said you could actually use a sublimation printer. I truly appreciate your video as always. Thank you and continue to use your Blessed Hands to help 💕 others

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you very much!

[@meghanyoung1271]

Thank you for the video! It was very easy to follow!!🎉

[@heatherbarrett3520]

I am new to sublimation! Will be doing this to raise money for my animal rescue. I learned so much from you I cannot explain how much you have helped me! Thank you so much and I may be reaching out with questions hope that is ok.

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Glad it was helpful! I really don't offer one-on-one support because I have to balance my time in all of my other roles: wife, mom, professional, content creator, etc. You are welcome to join my Facebook group. They are helpful and kind.

[@velenajackson3187]

Thanks for instructions that were very clear and concise. I am no longer afraid to try this process. I’m new to the sublimation and have a small space in a shop to sell items. Cotton tshirts are now on the list. Better value and no more vinyl unless requested.🎉

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you ❤️

[@shawnlockman9326]

I have an epson 2800. when I print the image its good until the last bit then messes up the print. I tried taping it too and printer wouldn't take it. I tried 5 times to print, this stuff is too expensive for all the waste. out of options! Love the video, you explain everything very well!!

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you ❤️ Trust me I experienced issues beforehand. Make sure your print size from whatever app your using matches the print size on your printer. That was one problem I ran into.

[@amydavenport9617]

YOU ROCK!!!! Learned so much from this!!! HIGHLY RECOMMEND YOUR PAGE!!!

[@sharongarverick6541]

I am new at this and trying to learn what I need to do. Have had my equipment for a year now. So far I love what you are showing me. Thank you.

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

You can do it!

[@heatherhoke3217]

You are amazing. I haven't been able to figure dtf successfully on my own! But I got it 1st try with you on this video!

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

That’s awesome! I’m so glad you got it!

[@denisebessette6573]

I watch your channel all the time and I did buy that printer paper but could not figure out how to use it until I watched this video it was so helpful thank you delonda

[@francesmoses6894]

This video is my go to video when I use dtf everytime. Thanks

[@sableracer3]

This is my first video on sublimation. Don't really know what sublimation is trying to learn how I can apply in my craft business. I liked your video. Can you point me in the direction of learning more?

[@MrBobNLinda]

This video may have cleared up every concern I had about sublimation on T shirts (or other shirts), as I specifically do NOT want to be limited to white, or even light colored shirts, nor do I want to be tied to certain types of material. One "production" comment here: When you are off-camera, the volume of your voice drops drastically. I'm sure it's an easy fix, just needed to make you aware of it. You present your information very well and clearly enough for a beginner to follow and understand. Thanks to the Army, I have massive hearing loss and that was the only problem I had getting through this video.

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

This is the exact kind of feedback that I need. I will definitely try to be more aware of the volume of my voice and pay more attention to how the sound fluctuates during the process. Thank you so much.

[@1zelalem]

O love the way you say "It is me again Delonda!"

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

🤣🤣🤣 thank you. It started out as a joke and when I stopped saying it, people were like un un, I need to hear it!

[@nisedaniels3610]

I was going to get a vinyl cutter to try that method but since I already have a sublimation printer, I think I will go in this DTF direction! Thank you for this video.

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

You're very welcome!

[@dyshawnjubilee4546]

won’t be able to print white ink so any white in your design will become the color of the shirt

[@patrickchoquette2316]

Hello, loved the video, so this is really Sublimation ink with DTF powder... This could litteraly be a game changer for me.

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you!

[@122nasus]

This video helped me so much!! Thank you for explaining things so well!

[@Lynnslist]

I have watched many videos on DTF and it was still hesitant to try. Your video is amazing and I'm ready to actually try it!

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Have fun!

[@lindabradford9591]

I'm getting more confident with sublimation because of your videos. Thanks Delonda. Much appreciated.

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you so much

[@tonyapash]

I am so glad I found your channel! You are very real with your reactions and advice. You are very appreciated by this new subscriber!

[@RVS214]

What a beautiful smile. I like how you think and teach. I particularly loved the message about people who chase trends...that fear of missing out can lead to lost focus and waste of time and money. I like trying new things and learning but I also focus on what works best for me.

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Well said! Thank you for joining me ❤️

[@RVS214]

@@CraftingwithDelonda you make sense..and you are super creative.

[@inkydinkydottieglue8919]

Great job!!! I loved this!!! Great speaking voice too. Thank you.

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

I appreciate that!

[@loribug12]

Thank you so much for this video! I was contemplating buying one of the dtf printers but didn’t what to pay $4000. I have a sublimination printer and I’m going to try this! ❤❤❤ Thanks for the hack.

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

You are so welcome!

[@terrybarnhill9026]

Awesome!! Great teacher! This will be My preferred method because of the look and feel! No stiff decal feeling on the shirt! Thank you for this video!!!!

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

You are so welcome!

[@lizgomez3281]

You are the best!!!!! You are so good at explaining and teaching. God bless you!

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you so much ❤️

[@kaybuffin3982]

Great tutorial. I haven’t tried dtf but this makes me want to try it. Thank you!

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

You're welcome

[@stadts1233]

Hi Yolanda , first I just love watching your videos! So very helpful and you are just so nice and bubbly. I have discovered that using a heat gun to melt the powder works amazing. Hovering are und an inch or 2 and working in small sections. I have a htvRont heat press but the heat gun I find no reason to use the 385 setting to melt. Also I’ve used the method you showed on white cotton as well as light colored cotton shirts too. Wow ! They turned out perfect. A little offset and a couple with 0 setting offset. Thanks again 😊

[@humelitube10]

Thank you for sharing. Watching this video in Nicaragua, and that gray shirt was made in Nicaragua!!!

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Awesome! Thank you ❤️

[@kcastillo0319]

Delonda, thanks for thorough discussion. I have an Epson 2400 which is rear feed only. I figured your approach was the simplest, so I tried. Absolutely no issues. However, first attempt on pressing on the cotton bombed. That's why I'm watching your video again. Thank you

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Wow! I’m glad the first part of the process worked!

[@moniquejones6287]

This has been amazing i found this video i dont have buy a huge printer and step by step was great!!!

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you so much!

[@laurietrotter4095]

I LOVE that heat press!! I have one of those antiquated monsters that is too hard for me to lock down and unlock.... I see one of these beauties in my future!

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Yes, I love this one too. I just had to have my husband build a makeshift stand to go undernourished.

[@LindaLNash]

Hi Delonda, I watched two of your videos and I really like the way you explain what you are doing CLEAR and REAL. Thanks so much

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you so much 💓

[@lisaaustin9824]

I feel confident that I can make my own after watching your video. You are a great teacher when you can create that kind of confidence. I also love your honesty which always comes through.

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you so much ❤️

[@liberty2557]

I’m loving your energy! I’m just getting started, so glad I searched around until I found you.

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you kindly.

[@lisak3159]

I always learn something new from your videos Delonda ... no matter the topic. I picked up a new Epson printer during Amazon Prime days and can't wait to try all this new stuff. Thank you dear lady. ❤️

[@OlderGamersVideos]

Just wanted to say how much we love your videos. As a fellow KZbinr (gaming) you explain things so well, and your smile is so delightful. My wife is the crafter and watches a lot of people, but you are one of the few I truly enjoy. But Astros? Go Dodgers!! 😂😂

[@permissionshawnhorton842]

I just ordered my first small heat press and I needed to get guidance and help, you are so good at explaining this process, so genuine!!!

[@Mnmhaters14]

So your sample shirts of the different methods you've used... I've seen every one of those videos lol Also, I had just recently purchased materials to try this hack but I learned a few things from YOUR video I didn't learn from others. Like that it doesn't bleed threw shirt. Thats huge for me, I HATE having to put parchment inside shirts. Thanks so much for your videos, I'll stay tuned to see your wash update & all future videos. You're def one of my top 3 crafters to watch. And like you say, I LOVE IT!

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you so much. Here’s the wash update SUBLIMATION WITH DTF POWDER WASH UPDATE kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4fNg5pqqpyDZsU

[@roseawen5961]

I just stumbled across your video and I can't wait to try this and also see what else you've got on your channel. I have an underused Cricut and an underused sublimation printer. Good Lort I have an embroidery/sewing machine too. I FINALLY sewed myself a cute self-drafted short jacket. I was so happy. It even had cute little snaps on it. I then went to apply a Tinkerbell iron on transfer... and for some reason I could not get that transfer paper off. Entire jacket that I created and sewed was ruined 😪 So now I'm trying different techniques for transfers because that was so disappointing. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Oh wow! Thank you so much for watching!

[@melodymueller3149]

Thank you so much for this tutorial. It was a win for me. I had no problems, thanks to your share. I bought all of my supplies 8months ago. I finally got it done.

[@kims4017]

Thank goodness I found your channel! This is the best video I’ve watched about doing this.

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@shaunprice7138]

I just stumbled across you this morning. I wasn’t even looking for this but your energy attracted me. I love your video and I plan to binge the rest of your videos😊

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you so much!!

[@MarcySaena]

Thank you...loved this easy hack...ready to make my christmas shirts for my nephews and nieces

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

Thank you