Welcome, Sublimation Campers!
So happy you’ve come! You can learn more about my sublimation resources right on this page. You’ll find all of the linked supplies to create spectacular sublimation shirts, plus get links to everything I used during my session in Sublimation Camp, (including printers, ink, and paper), and more!
I love sublimation and I’m excited to share everything I’ve learned with you starting with Sublimation Camp … and beyond! Learn more about sublimation printers, inks, color, and more with my help! This is also where you can get my Sublimation Cookbook!
Tip: Click here to get 12 free pages from Sublimation Cookbook!
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Sublimation T-Shirts I Tested
View my Amazon shopping list with the exact items we used to test out sublimation!
White Shirts:
- Cricut 95% polyester shirts
- Hanes 100% polyester shirts (women’s V-neck)
- Gildan 100% polyester shirts
- Joe’s USA 100% polyester shirts
- Jerzees 100% polyester shirts
- Jiffy A4 100% polyester shirts
- Make Market 100% polyester shirt
- Bella+Canvas 65% polyester /35% cotton shirt
- Vapor Apparel 100% polyester shirts (whites)
- ORJ 100% polyester sublimation shirts
- Amazon 100% polyester sublimation shirts
Color Shirts:
- Cricut gray heather 95% polyester shirts
- Vapor Apparel 100% polyester shirts (pastel colors)
- Bleached Gear Pre-bleached red shirt (other colors)
- Gildan Softstyle Heather shirts (blue, red, orange, green, etc.)
Cotton and Dark Colors “Hacks”:
- Glow-in-the-Dark iron on vinyl
- White Glitter iron on vinyl
- Holographic HTV
- Clear Dye Sub HTV
- EasySubli HTV
- EasySubli DTV
- DTF Transfer Film and DTF Transfer Powder
- Sublimation Spray and foam roller
Tools and Materials Used to Make Spectacular T-Shirts
And to do my test presses, I used the following materials and tools:
- Epson Eco-Tank with Hiippo sublimation ink
- Sublimation Paper
- Mini Press
- EasyPress
- AutoPress
- White cardstock (to protect the mat)
- White uncoated butcher paper (to protect the heat press — do NOT use wax paper, freezer paper, parchment paper, or a Teflon sheet)
- Heat-resistant tape
- Lint Roller
- Design #495 – My free Spectacular Lion design to help you test your sublimation ink and color (available in my free resource library—get the password at the bottom of this post)
Sublimation Cookbook
Can’t remember how long to press that sublimation blank? Not sure what order to stack your layers? Confused about how to get the best transfer? The Sublimation Cookbook guide can help, with step-by-step sublimation project recipes for over 150 different sublimation blanks. Each of these “recipes” show you exactly what to use, how long to press, how hot to press it, and how to take care of your sublimated project for long lasting results. Plus, it’s the best way to help you avoid common sublimation problems before they arise!
Sublimation Startup
Get setup for sublimation success with this fun mini-course! Choose and set up a sublimation printer that meets your needs, learn the tools and supplies for sublimated projects, and then make a fun project that will help you sublimate even better on future projects! You also receive support and help from Jennifer Maker and her whole team to get the real confidence to create! This is an on-demand course so you can watch anytime! Register NOW at https://jennifermaker.com/sublimation-startup
I’d love to see your sublimation projects! Post in our Sublimation group or tag me on social media with #jennifermaker.
Love,
