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hold your horses guys because today
we're going to talk about all of the
materials that I bet you didn't know you
could s mate my name is Lauren and I'm a
craft producer here at makers going to
learn and here on our Channel we bring
you inspiration education and motivation
about all things
crafty now let's talk about it did you
know that you can sublimate everything
that you see here on this table now some
of the things you may already know that
you can sub
but I bet there is some that you had no
clue now before we start talking about
all of these one thing I want to make
sure that you guys know is that we have
been so gracious and we have linked
every single project video down below so
that if you see something here on the
table that you want to learn how to
seate you can go straight to that
instructional video but do not go
anywhere because I really think you're
going to want to stick around CU I think
you're going to be super impressed at
everything you're about to see
let's start out over here on our left
we're going to start out talking about
these two things here this glass trivet
and this dry rase board y'all these are
amazing sublimation projects but did you
know that there are so many things that
you can purchase that are already
sublimation ready there are suppliers
out there that have amazing blanks that
you can purchase that are ready for
sublimation and these two are some of
our fa
especially these dry erase boards these
are great for projects for little ones
in your life for teaching them how to
write or creating a to-do list or a
chart for your home we love these
projects but on top of that they have
other things such as this glass trivet
that you can purchase that is already
sublimation ready so just know that
there are so many things out there that
are sublation ready that you can
purchase
other than shirts and
textiles now while we're on glass trivet
y'all let's talk about one of my
favorite sublimation projects this is a
Dollar Tree Glass trivet now there is a
technique when it comes to sublimating
on this surface you can't just take
glass and sublimate on any glass for
this what we have done is we have taken
a laminating sheet and added the
laminating sheet to this glass and then
sublated on the glass it gives you a
beautiful stained glass effect and it is
probably one of my favorite ways to take
any surface that is nons sublimatable
and make it a sublimation ready project
and while we're talking about laminating
sheets did you know that you can add
laminating sheets to both tile and wood
to create amazing culation products
let's go overhead so you can see these
up close here on the left you can see
we've added a laminating sheet to this
wood round to make a super cute car
charm I just love the way that this
looks it comes out super clean and crisp
and then here on the right we have added
a laminating sheet to a regular floor
tile and then we were able to sublimate
on top of that to make a super cute air
besque ornament for your Christmas tree
I just absolutely love adding laminating
sheets to things that I never thought I
would be able to
sublate another one of those while we're
overhead is a Dollar Tree canvas I mean
y'all look at this I was able to add a
laminating sheet to the top of a Dollar
Tree board canvas and sublate a super
cute picture of Asher on here like I
said earlier this is probably my
favorite way to sublate is adding those
laminating
sheets next up did you know that that
you can sublate on paper y'all now
before I talk about this let's be clear
not all paper is made the same you can
only sublimate on glitter paper however
you can't sublimate on all glitter paper
this sublimation paper is actually from
celebration Warehouse our friend Ashley
Falco has some amazing glitter paper
that you can sublimate on now let's go
ahead and hop over to her website so I
can really show you which one you need
to purchase to be able to Sate on her
white glitter card stock now that we're
here the first place that you need to go
is her glitter card stock section
because you can only Sate on glitter
card stock and the reason being is
because glitter is a synthetic material
so it has to be on there to be able to
subate now she has two different white
Glitters and white glitter is the best
for sublating on you need to choose the
new white glitter option this is the
sublimation ready white
glitter so it does say sublimation white
glitter card stock this is the one you
need to choose however there is a
difference in the two so let's go
overhead so I can show you in person the
difference between these two glitter
card
stocks here you can see this one is the
sublimation glitter card stock it's
super super shiny I feel like you can
see it a lot more than this one this is
her original design it's still a very
beautiful card stock but it doesn't have
a super glittery effect it is the one
that has the Super glittery effect that
you can see is the one that is
sublimatable now remember I said that
those videos were linked down below that
video is a good one to watch it was a
very much trial and error video for us
and there were some big epic fails in
that but we did learn that the card
stock from celebration Warehouse is
absolutely the best card stock to
sublate on and really the only one that
we have
found next up let's talk about the
textiles that you can sublimate on if
you have been around the sublimation
world and you've been in it before you
know that you have to have a high
polyester count to be able to sublimate
on a textile for example this pillowcase
is a satin pillowcase that is a 100%
polyester and gives you an amazing
sublimation result we love to sublimate
on things like this one way to determine
if something can be sublimated on is by
looking at the tag so we'll go over
ahead and I'll show you the thing that
you need to look for is the material top
so you can see it says satin pillowcase
and the care instructions but coming
down here it says 100% microfiber
polyester so it is 100% po polyester
meaning that it is a sublimatable
textile now you can also sublimate on
poly blend shirts and this is a really
good example this sweatshirt is a 50/50
cotton poly blend and it is sublimatable
you can Subway on it just know that with
a blend shirt you may not get as Rich of
the colors as you are wanting but you
they still look great if you are someone
that doesn't like the feel of polyester
I know there are a lot of people out
there that just do not like the feel of
the polyester shirts and things like
that you can sublimate on cotton and
there are a couple ways that you can do
that the first way that you can sublate
on Cotton is by purchasing sublimatable
HTV now we have found that our favorite
sublimatable HTV is going to be HTV rant
you can get this on Amazon it is also
linked down below but you need to be
careful and make sure that you are
purchasing the right kind for the
project that you are completing for
example the shirt that we have here we
have used the sublimatable HTV for dark
colors and what that is is it gives you
a white HTV that you can sublimate on
top of now if you are wanting to subate
on a white cotton shirt you can purchase
this one which is actually a clear HTV
so you do not have a white outline this
is great for white or lighter colors and
then this one that specifically says
sublation HTV for dark colors is the
white one which is great for darker
colors or if you do want a white
background especially for
black next up is one that is going to be
something that you probably had no clue
you could sublimate and that is canvas
now canvas is a 100% cotton material but
I wanted to show you guys this just so
you all know that you can supp on Cotton
just know that it will wash out however
for certain projects like the patch on
this hat we really wanted to go for a
vintage worn in Vibe and you can see
overhead that that is what this gives us
we were able to sulate on canvas which
is a cotton material but like I said
this is not something that we're going
to be putting through the wash very
often or if at all so it is going to
look great for a very very long time
this specific hat we sublimated probably
over a year and a half ago and this is
what it still looks like next textile
that I want to talk about is neoprene
neoprene is an amazing synthetic
material that we can sublate on for
Koozies mouse pads and so much more
neoprene really gives you a great color
payout the biggest drawback when suating
on neoprene is getting those harsh edges
if you cut your sublimation Design This
is the very material that you must
always go back and tear your edges you
never want to have a straight across
Edge that's just been cut with scissors
if you are sublimating on neoprene
because what's going to happen is the
neoprene is going to heat up and the
design is going to sink down in it and
that pressure is going to create those
harsh lines so if you do sulate on
neoprene always make sure that you tear
your edges so it gives it more of like a
feathered effect and you cannot see the
ages of where you cut your sublimation
print the next material that I want to
talk about is one that I personally do
not 100% recommend if you are a
sublimation beginner however it is a
super cool material that you would never
think that you could sublate on and that
is acrylic acrylic is one of those
materials that does take some time
learning exactly how to sublimate and
what is best when it comes to
sublimation one of the things that I
want to be clear is you going to want to
sublimate the back if you're sublimating
acrylic you're going to sublimate the
back of it so you're not going to mirror
your design you're just going to place
it on the back and you want to see it
through the top now there is a process
when it comes to sublimating on acrylic
so if this is something maybe you have
been in the sublimation world for a
while and you want to try it definitely
make sure you check out this tutorial
below because you're going to want to
make sure you watch it before you start
the last material that I want to talk
about is sublimation sticker paper now
if you've been around our Channel you
know that there for the longest time I
didn't find a reason to subate on
sticker paper especially if you are a
Cricut user or a diecut user and You'
use an inkjet printer to do print and
cut however I am eating my words and I
will say that I truly like the results
of this sublimation sticker paper and it
is one that I would highly recommend if
you have already started suating and you
haven't tried the brand that we really
like is the HTV rant sublimation sticker
paper but I do want to make sure that
you all know and understand that they
have much like their HTV they have two
different topes they have a completely
white sublimation sticker paper and they
have a clear sublimation sticker paper
now always make sure you check your
descriptions before purchasing and if
you have have both of them one thing I
highly suggest is making sure you check
the corner because for example I'm not
really sure if this one is the white or
the clear but what I would do before is
you're going to want to take the corner
and make sure you check this one is the
white so if I'm wanting a solid sticker
I'm going to choose the white if the
project that you are completing would
look better with the clear just know
that they have a white sublation sticker
paper and a
clear I mean y'all did you know that you
can sublate on all of these things plus
so much more if you want to learn more
about sublimation or maybe you haven't
started your sublimation Journey but
you're thinking about starting I want to
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