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I’ve had such a great time talking sublimation on the blog this week. If you missed anything, find it all in this Sublimation Roundup for Silhouette and Cricut crafters.
Recommended Sublimation Supplier
I buy most of my sublimation supplies through Heat Press Nation. Not only do I appreciate their fast shipping and great customer service – I have actually had the opportunity to meet them in person several times. Here’s some of the team:
Sublimation Shopping List
Sublimation printer and ink
Sublimation transfer paper
Sublimation blanks
Heat press and/or mug press or mug wraps
Heat resistant tape
Heat resistant gloves (if you will be working with ceramics)
Sublimation for Cheap
I entirely understand if you can’t afford $700+ for a sublimation printer. If you’d like to try out sublimation, but it isn’t in your budget, you can purchase an Epson printer and change out the ink. Here’s a list of what exactly you would need:
Epson C88+ (Around $160)
Sublimation Ink (Around $30)
Empty Ink Cartridges (Around $48)
Industrial Syringes for filling cartridges (Around $4)
One important thing to remember if you purchase the Epson C88 is that the ink may clog if you don’t regularly use the printer.
If you do sublimation, share something you’ve made in the comments to inspire others!
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Since 2015, Christine Schinagl has been helping crafters start and run craft businesses through her blog, Cutting for Business. As a Silhouette and Cricut crafter herself, she has a unique take on what works and what doesn’t work in the craft business world. She also enjoys teaching other crafters how to create digital SVG designs, available through the Design with Me series.