Let's Make a 30 Ounce Tumbler!
- Sublimation printer
- Cricut mug press
- Sublimation treated tumbler 30 ounce
- Sublimation paper
- Parchment paper
- Heat resistant tape
- Heat resistant gloves
I made cups for a friend, I even used her beetle color for the cup!
I am in love with sublimation.
I found a great way to sublimate socks and ensure there are NO white lines in from stretching.
get your sock, cut a pc of cardboard about an inch bigger than your sock.
Put the sock on the cardboard before you heat press it.
Yay socks I can wear! The heel even comes out perfect!
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Cricut Mug Press Unboxing and Making 2 Coffee Cups!
Open your lets get started booklet
Take the plastic off your machine and follow the instructions in the booklet.
Activate your product
you must have cricut's design space on your computer to activate your mug press. I don't have cricut stuff but I had to download it for the firmware update and to activate press.
First I printed out a page of tye dye with my beetles on it. I had downloaded an image off etsy to give me the proper dimensions for the 12 ounce cup.
I printed the image on my sublimation printer, cut out the image, and wrapped it around. It was super easy based on how the template was designed to cut it and place it on the cup. I then taped it down with cricut heat resistant tape. I put the heat press on top of a heat resistant pad and turned it on. It took around 5 minutes or so to heat up and chirped when it was done.
The press makes a beep when it is done and I took the cup out. The handle of the cup is not hot, but the cup itself is super super hot so do not touch it. Let it cool and use heat resistant gloves to peel off the tape and paper. Look PERFECT!
This was my very first cup and it turned out fabulous!
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