Surprisingly, 4 out of every 5 crafters recommend the Epson EcoTank series as a convertible sublimation printer. You’ll notice most people prefer them over regular sublimation printers. And with the launch of the Epson ET 8500 and Epson ET 15000,…
Scrolling down YouTube, you’ve probably seen dozens of crafters using Epson printers for sublimation these days. Wait, you remember, you have an Epson printer at home too! Can you use it? Can all Epson printers be used for sublimation?…
Having one of the best printers for envelop printing can speed up your business like a pro! From creating beautiful invitation envelopes to marketing materials, these printers can help you increase your productivity. But how would you understand that you’re…
If you’re active in different printing forums and communities, you’ve probably heard about ink toxicity. As a sublimation printing enthusiast, it’s definitely a concern. No doubt, sublimation inks are made from different chemicals and you wonder how it can affect…
Do you have a knack for creative sublimation projects but are stuck with a toaster oven only? You know sublimation requires a certain amount of heat. So, logically a toaster oven should work in this case, right? But it’s not…
Does it bother you always when the sublimation print comes out faded on cotton? It’s true that sublimation inks can’t adhere properly to cotton materials. So, no matter how great the sublimation ink and paper is, the print will come…
Being a Sawgrass fan, it’s hard to decide which printer to choose among Sawgrass’s 4 sublimation printers. Sawgrass has been dominating the sublimation printing industry and it’s hard to say no to any of the models. The best Sawgrass sublimation…
Tired of cleaning printheads on and on yet you still get dull sublimation prints? If that’s the case, either your sublimation ink isn’t compatible with your printer or your ink really sucks! You don’t need to do trial and error…
Do your sublimation prints look washed away? Are you trying hard to achieve vibrant prints like the ones you see in Target? Well, it’s not that hard! You just need to avoid some common mistakes and apply the methods correctly.…