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"Interested in more sublimation and screen print transfers? Join our Facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/berkshireandwaytransfers for all our newest and upcoming transfers. You’ll be able to participate in group discussions, learn more about the transfer application process and make suggestions on new design ideas.\nVETERAN OWNED SMALL BUSINESS! WE APPRECIATE EACH AND EVERY ORDER!\nListing: There's Some Hos In This House Sublimation Transfer\nPrinted: Epson F570 with Epson Genuine Dye-Sublimation Ink on Epson DS Transfer Paper\nDesign Color(s): Multi-Colored\nDesign Size(s):\nMUG3\"W - 6 Per Sheet (11 oz. Mug)3\"W - 6 Per Sheet (15 oz. Mug)\nONESIE3\"W (0-3 Months)4\"W (3-6 Months)5\"W (6-9 Months)5.5\"W (9-12 Months)6\"W (12-18 Months)\nTODDLER6\"W (Toddler)\nYOUTH7\"W (Youth S)8\"W (Youth M)9\"W (Youth L)10\"W (Youth XL)\nADULT11\"W (Adult)12\"W (Adult XL)\n(Size is measured by the widest part of the design.  Please note that not all designs are going to be exact squares, some may be taller, some may be shorter.  However, all designs will be sized proportionally.)\nThis listing is for a PHYSICAL SUBLIMATION TRANSFER. You WILL NOT receive a digital download. You will receive a ready to press sublimation transfer. \nHow to use Sublimation Transfers for garments:\nSublimation transfers must be used on items intended for sublimation, such as specially coated mugs, ceramics or polyester fabric.  100% polyester fabric will give the best, brightest results.  The less polyester, 50% is minimum, the more vintage, faded appearance you will receive on your garment.  It will be more dull in color and less vibrant.\nYou must use white or light colored garments.  The design will not show up on dark colored garments.  Any white on the design will become the color of your garment, as sublimation does not print white ink.  Be sure to always use butcher paper, never use Teflon sheets.  Teflon sheets will hold sublimation ink and this can transfer from garment to garment.\nSublimation transfers must be applied with a heat press. They CANNOT be applied with an iron or any type of EasyPress because these devices do not allow enough even pressure needed to properly adhere the inks to the garment.\nWhen applying a sublimation transfer, set your heat press temperature to 400 degrees Fahrenheit, the timer to 45-60 seconds, and the pressure to medium.\nUsing a fresh adhesive, lint-roll the surface of your garment where you will be applying your design prior top repressing to remove any lint.\nPrepress your garment for 7-8 seconds to remove any wrinkles and moisture.\nAdd parchment or butcher paper inside your garment to ensure the ink does not bleed through to the back of the garment.\n(Optional but highly recommended: Before placing the sublimation transfer face down onto the garment, it is recommended to tear away the excess paper from the design.  The reason is because when printing the sublimation transfers, ink will sometimes get on the corners and/or edges of the transfer paper.  This will prevent any unseen ink from pressing onto your garment.  It will also help prevent any straight edge lines from the transfer paper showing on your garment after pressing.)      \nPlace the sublimation transfer face down onto the garment.  (The ink on the transfer should be facing down touching the garment, not the upper portion of your heat press platform. \nPlace parchment or butcher paper on top of your design and garment.\nPress your garment at 400 degrees Fahrenheit for 45-60 seconds with medium pressure.\nRemove paper immediately to prevent any ghosting of the ink.\n(Optional: Using a thermal heat resistant tape is perfect for securing your transfer to your garment.  It safely and securely fastens your transfer to your garment in order to keep the sublimation transfer from moving during the pressing process, which could result in a \"ghost\" image. This type of tape is heat-resistant to high temperatures (up to 425 degrees Fahrenheit) and should not leave a sticky residue on your garment.)\nFor more information on the Sublimation Application Process: Sublimation Application Instructions – Berkshire and WayBy purchasing this listing you agree to having some knowledge of the screen print process and how to use a transfer. I have outlined instructions within this listing but assume you understand the application process.We DO NOT accept any returns or exchanges on sublimation transfers. You may email us at customerservice@berkshireandway.com or send us a direct message with any questions you may have prior to purchasing any of the sublimation transfers."
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