Notes on Woven

 Use the instructions for the Remy Raglan to make a bound bias neck.

Use the Hove dress with above instructions, add shirring to sleeves

NOTES:

sew hem prior to shirring. 

shir using the Bernina method

Friday Pattern Co - Avenir Pants suit dress hack

 Starting to use woven patterns. My first attempt was a xl Avenir dress hack, on their blog. I tried to make the skirt which was suggested there and it was way wrong. Instead I used Sinclair patterns size 16 Bella skirt regular size. It was close to perfect. Luckily I had extra fabric gifted by Maria of Bluebell Fabrics.

 Sublimate Lantern ornament 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qq15YZZTBCo&t=175s

Lowes tile - can't sublimate on it

Thermal Laminated Sheets

Split laminate sheet in half - 2 sheets use 1

Dull side facing up, tile clean face , place laminate on cutting mat, cut barely bigger then tile

Tile on laminate, loosely fold each corner

Wrap loosely, tape on each corner

HEAT Press - tile alone

Use heat resistant gloves

Put tile in center of heat press, paper over top, teflon sheet over

Press 480 secs at 400 degrees on back

cutter, put frosted side up so it doesn't get destroyed, 4 on one sheet 

350 F.   degrees for 720s (12min)

lint roller on tile, clean with alchol

put tiles on heat press pad

tile facing down

design sub with 

360 degrees at 360 secs

Sublimate Mug

Mug sublimation using mug wrap and convection oven

Directions:

1. 2- Cut your image and tape it to your mug.
2. 3 – Buckle your mug wrap around your coffee mug.
3. 4- Place your mug in an oven set to 425 degrees Fahrenheit for 14 minutes.
4. 5 – Remove and peel while hot.

Sublimate Silky Socks

Sublimate Silky Socks

SeaSass Designs earrings

SeaSass Designs -1.5" template on FB

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1146677382386980/

Material

hardboard

1.5” or 2” laser cut hardboard Unisub coated sublimation teardrop shape earrings.

Each earring is 1/8" thick. You will not receive the hardware for the earrings, those can be purchased online or at local craft stores.

Earrings are sold in sets of 10. You will receive 20 earrings with your purchase.

Pressing instructions:

**REMOVE PROTECTIVE FILM**

Press image at 400 degrees for 60-70 seconds with medium pressure. Please keep in mind all presses heat differently so please make sure you test your earrings for proper time and temp

Design templates will be available for download after purchase upon request. You must message me with your email address.

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Front side is glossy sublimation side, back is dark hardboard

SubliSLATE™ Half Oval Plaque, 7.8" x 7.8", SUSL002

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SUSL002

SubliSLATE™ Half Oval Plaque, 7.8" x 7.8", comes with black plastic "feet". Smooth, machined 3/8" sublimatable slate, each with unique fractured edges. 

Time: 8 Minutes
Temperature: 400° F   (204° Celsius)
Pressure: Medium

Recommended Paper: DyeTrans Multi-Purpose or TexPrint
Additional Items: Heat Tape

PowerDriver™/VPM Setting:

Hover transfer under open heat press for 10 seconds to dry excess moisture.

1. Cover the bottom table of the press with a sheet of protective paper.
2. Use Heat Tape to attach your transfer to the substrate.
3. Place substrate face up, with attached transfer face down, on top of protective paper, on bottom table.
4. Cover it all with 1/8" Heat Conductive Green Rubber Pad and press according to time, temperature, and pressure above.

Application notes: If you do not use a green pad, your transfer paper may stick to the Slate and it is difficult to remove. Once your green pad heats up, you might want to reduce press time by about 30 seconds.

Additional notes: Note: Dwell time should be increased for darker saturated images. Also, cleaning the slate before pressing is recommended.

After imaging, if you see areas of "smudginess", clean the slate with denatured alcohol and a lint free cloth and it will clean it up.

There will be random areas of white coating on the chipped outer areas, which may or may not achieve sublimation, this is normal. Please note that slate is a natural material and may vary slightly in thicknesses. Please monitor your press pressure, time and temperature (add time for thicker slates) to compensate for the variations in thickness.