Sublimation Sticker Printing | Creating Covers for Books and Binders

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Since starting YouTube, we've done quite a few sublimation sticker printing videos because they are fun and because stickers are a great way to express yourself. In this case, this is super useful if 1. You or your child would like a creative way of creating covers for books and binders for school and you have access to sublimation materials and a heat press or if 2. You are in need of branding your business and want to create branded office products, for example if you will participate in a tradeshow, but don't want to invest a lot of money to do so.

Temperature we used:
For the sublimation - 338F or 170C at 100 seconds
**We always recommend you following the manufacturer's instructions and doing tests on your machine for best results

Materials used:
Sublimation adhesive vinyl. We bought ours locally in Buenos Aires, but you can find a similar one here https://rb.gy/qqke2z
Binders
A heat press
Heat resistant tape
Wax paper
Sublimation paper printed at local shop

Time Stamps:
00:00 What we'll be doing and background information
04:21 Materials needed
05:00 Sublimation on the stickers
08:50 Sticking the stickers on the binders
13:23 Recap

Links we mention in the video:
How To Print Stickers | Easy Sublimation Tutorial For Beginners
   • How to Make Sublimation Stickers | Easy Su...  
How to print on a lighter | DIY custom lighters using sublimation
   • How to print on a lighter | DIY custom lig...  
Images downloaded from Picryl https://picryl.com/


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ABOUT US:
We are a married couple and artists who moved to Buenos Aires in 2021. We decided to purchase a heat press and open a sublimation business at the beginning of 2022. These videos are a way for us to test sublimating on different materials and products as we gain experience in our venture.