Sublimation Cookbook: Handy One-Page (2024)

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. Here's what's included:

Sublimation Equipment
Sublimation Ingredients
Sublimation Pressures and Temperatures
Sublimation Printing
Other Forms of Sublimation Ink
Sublimation Transfer Sheets
Chapter 1: Polyester—T-shirt(s), Hoodies, Tanks, Polos, Bodysuits, Hat(s), Tote Bags, Microfiber Towels, Aprons, Fleece Blankets, Plushies, Oven Mitts, Floor Mats, Sequin Pillows, Canvas Pillow, Garden Flags, Socks, Stockings, Face Masks
Chapter 2: Stainless Steel—Straight Side Tumblers, Tapered Tumblers, Camping Mugs, Flasks, Insulated Can Coolers
Chapter 3: Ceramics—Mugs with handles, Mugs without handles, Camping Mugs, Tiles, Ornaments, Plates, Bowls
Chapter 4: MDF & HDF—Coasters, Picture Frames, Wall Signs and Other Signs, Clipboards and Dry Erase, Magnets, Puzzles, Tags
Chapter 5: Glass—Cutting Boards, Drinkware with Handle, Drinkware with no Handle, Tiles & Photo Panels, Ornaments
Chapter 6: Slate—Photo Slates and Non-Square Slates such as circles, ovals, hearts, and more
Chapter 7: Aluminum—Photo Panels, License Plates, License Plate Frames, Business Cards, Stickers, Ornaments, Wind Spinners
Chapter 8: Acrylic & Plastic (FRP)—Dog Tags, Business Cards, Ornaments, Place Card Signs, Faux Leather Notebooks and Sheets, Watchbands,ID Badges, Luggage Tags, Badge Reels, Frisbees, Magnets, Door Plate, Door Hangers, Hanging Ornaments & Key Rings
Chapter 9: Wood & Fiberboard—Wood and Trophy Plaques, Garden Stakes, Wood Cake Toppers, Wood Signs, Charcuterie Boards
Chapter 10: Vinyl, Paper, & Cardboard—Vinyl Stickers, Labels, & Decals, Puzzles, Cardboard-bound and spiral notebooks
Chapter 11: Neoprene—Mouse Pads, Drink Sleeves and Can Coolers, Lunch Bags, Chapstick Holders, Car Coasters, Flip Flops
Chapter 12: Everything Else—T-Shirts: All or mostly cotton, Clear HTV, Adhesive Vinyl,Glitter HTV, Holographic HTV, Glow in the Dark HTV, EasySubli, DTV, DTF, Lamination sheets, Laminate on glass,Sublimation spray
Worksheets & Notes

By learning in small steps, you avoid the overwhelm that usually comes with trying to get control over something that is confusing and hard-to-remember.

Never Guess at Times or Temperatures Again!

The Sublimation Cookbook works for everyone, from beginners to pros!

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