Sublimation Materials

you may be wondering about the differences between regular inkjet ink and sublimation ink, and if and when you can substitute one for the other. Additionally, you may also be asking about sublimation paper and what happens if you use regular copy paper or inkjet paper instead. Finally, you may have a question about your printer, and whether it can be used for both sublimation and normal printing. Keep reading to find answers to all these questions below.

Various techniques for how to sublimate on canvas, and the pros and cons of each.

One of the best ways to personalize a phone case is with sublimation. We will explore what is needed for phone case sublimation, and how it compares to sublimation of other materials.

When you think of sublimation printing, your first thought may be that it is used on clothing and mugs. However, have you ever considered sublimation on leather? Not only is it possible to sublimate on leather (both genuine leather and faux leather), but it is fairly easy to do. The result can great looking earrings, keychains, luggage tags, wallets, patches, pillows, journals, and more.

Should you use a poly-blend, a nylon/lycra blend, or maybe some cotton-poly material? We’ll explore the pros and cons of each of these fabrics,

We’re going to dive deep into the art of sublimation on aluminum and take a close look at the exact process.

Printing on sequins is a really creative way of customizing your pillowcases, dresses, and more! Not only is it a great and creative project, but it can even expand your current business by offering a new fabric.