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One of the topics I am emailed about most is sublimation. Why? First, there isn’t a lot of information online about sublimation. Second, some of the information shared online is – well – inaccurate! Today, I’m compiling everything sublimation related on Cutting for Business in one post so you can easily find it – and SHARE IT!
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First, the basics: What is sublimation?
Sublimation on shirts or soft products:
Sublimation on mugs, tumblers, cups:
Where to buy sublimation products and equipment (plus a cheap way to get started):
Sublimation for home decor:
How to use specialty sublimation materials:
Photo jewelry using sublimation:
Using Unisub templates in Silhouette Studio for sublimation:
Don’t have a sublimation printer but still want to try it out? Learn about these sublimation markers:
Interested in making keychains or luggage tags? Find out how in this post:
Want to spread the word about sublimation? Just save the image below on Pinterest!
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.
Lindsey
Wednesday 11th of August 2021
I assume that you can you use silhouette program for sublimation. I'm trying something new and I currently have the silhouette cameo. I haven't bought a printer yet but doing my research.
Christine, Cutting for Business
Saturday 14th of August 2021
Yes, you can.
Racheal Hobgood
Monday 15th of April 2019
Have you done any of the above sublimation with the cricut maker?
Christine, Cutting for Business
Saturday 18th of May 2019
Yes, you can use a Cricut Maker. You'd first set up a Print then Cut in Design Space, print it on a sublimation printer with sublimation ink, then use a heat press to transfer it to a sublimation blank.