Sublimation T-Shirts, Table Signs & HTV Hand Towel
Here’s a blog tutorial that guides readers through creating sublimated glitter HTV t-shirts, sublimated table signs, and a fun Halloween hand towel. The structure includes step-by-step instructions and helpful tips for each project.
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Corinne Blackstone Sublimation on Glitter HTV – https://bit.ly/4f0pcQO
Michelle’s Party Planit Sublimation Signs – https://bit.ly/3YqfjX2
Sublimation Designs – https://www.creativefabrica.com/ref/972008/
Cute Funny Ghost – https://bit.ly/3YnbW3s
Spooky Witch Social Club – https://bit.ly/488zvA8
Sparkling Halloween Pumpkin – https://bit.ly/48aUd2w
4th of July Cherry Bow – https://bit.ly/3NrymtS
Pink Leopard Bow Pumpkin – https://bit.ly/3NqvqO9
Pumpkin Season Bow – https://bit.ly/4eG9vyH
In October We Wear Pink – https://bit.ly/3UcZBwe
Table Top Sign – https://bit.ly/4dSRD2a
Acrylic Sign – https://amzn.to/3A85bcb
White Glitter HTV – https://shrsl.com/4ppld
Pink HTV – https://amzn.to/4f4oD8z
Heat Tape Dispenser – https://amzn.to/3NsRyHU
Heat Press – https://amzn.to/3MmrQUD
Sawgrass SG500 Sublimation Printer – https://amzn.to/4cLpklA
Heat Tape – https://amzn.to/4dRO39a
Here is a video I made of the shirts, table signs and hand towel.
Are you looking to add a little sparkle to your wardrobe, personalize your home decor, or craft something festive for Halloween? This tutorial will walk you through three fun and creative sublimation projects: glitter sublimation t-shirts, custom table signs, and a Halloween hand towel with HTV. Whether you’re a seasoned crafter or just starting out, you’ll find easy-to-follow instructions that will help you bring these designs to life!
Project 1: Sublimated Glitter HTV T-Shirts
Materials Needed:
- Glitter HTV (heat transfer vinyl)
- Sublimation printer and paper
- Heat press
- Blank cotton t-shirt
- Teflon sheet or parchment paper
Step-by-Step Instructions:
Check out Corinne Blackstone Sublimation on Glitter HTV – https://bit.ly/4f0pcQO YouTube video for instructions on how to do this.
Project 2: Sublimated Custom Table Signs
Materials Needed:
- Sublimation printer and paper
- Blank sublimation-ready table signs
- Heat press
- Heat-resistant tape
Step-by-Step Instructions:
Check out Michelle’s Part Planit Sublimation Signs – https://bit.ly/3YqfjX2 on YouTube for step by step instructions on how to do this.
Project 3: Halloween Hand Towel Using HTV
Materials Needed:
- HTV
- Blank cotton hand towel
- Heat press
- Heat-resistant tape
- Weeding tool
- Halloween-themed designs
Step-by-Step Instructions:
Create Your Halloween Design:
Choose or create a spooky Halloween design for the towel. You can go for classic jack-o’-lanterns, haunted houses, or a fun Halloween saying like “Trick or Treat.” Make sure your design is sized to fit your towel.
Cut and Weed the HTV:
Load your heat transfer vinyl into the cutting machine. After cutting, use a weeding tool to remove the excess vinyl, leaving only the design you want on the towel.
Press the HTV onto the Towel:
Preheat your heat press to 300-320°F. Place the HTV on the towel, cover with a Teflon sheet, and press for 15-20 seconds. Peel off the carrier sheet once cool, and your Halloween hand towel is ready to go!
Conclusion
And that’s it! With just a few materials and a little creativity, you can make stunning sublimated glitter HTV t-shirts, personalized table signs, and a Halloween hand towel that’s perfect for adding seasonal flair to your home. Sublimation allows you to transfer vibrant, lasting designs onto a variety of surfaces, making these projects both durable and beautiful.
I hope you enjoy making this projects. I would. love to see what you make. You can share them in my Facebook Group K Peck’s Creative Cafe.
jKathy
