Trupix dye sublimation paper (Sheets and Rolls), Texprint R (specialist Ricoh paper) and Texprint HR (in sheets and roll including wide format). After this tutorial, you’ll know all about how to sublimate mugs and be ready to start gathering supplies and creating!

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I’m not sure of other options at this point and I don’t know if this is due to moisture or clog or what but I’ve been playing around with my color settings and the printer was doing okay before I changed them but even going back to original settings now is still with yellow only showing…. The most important thing to note about using an oven is that you need to have an oven that is not used for food preparation. This isn’t so much of a problem for light coloured shirts, but it’s absolutely necessary for dark garments. Wrap the paper around the outside of the mug starting from one side of the handle and working around to the other. That’s not all — other supplies you’ll need which are method-specific can be found in my materials list below!

An image on a tapered mug may not transfer fully, and you may risk breaking a tapered mug from the pressure of the press. Make sure that you tape all of the loose edges down slightly, especially at the top and bottom of the mug. The glossy surface of the ORCA 10 oz mugs from Xpres are designed to showcase bright, vivid sublimation printing, allowing your creative designs to truly shine. Prepress / preheat in your mug press – the blank mug can be placed into the heat press for 30-40 seconds. I'm using this beautiful beveled mug blank from Cricut in "Ocean" and sublimating a design on it that wraps under the handle.

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I’ll share all my tips and tricks from start to finish, using free gorgeous floral designs I created just for you. Again, too much time, too much temperature, or even too much pressure can make your print look faded. This needs to be checked out so that the printed image does not go beyond the mug’s boundaries, or doesn’t overflow its edges.Large bulk packs of Cricut mugs seem to be sold out everywhere right now, but I’ll link to them when I find them. Holding the wrap at one of the folded edges, I will slide my mug into the wrap with the handle pointing up. To sublimate the mugs, the design is printed onto sublimation paper, which is then transferred onto the mug using heat and pressure. Now the Print then Cut sensor will read the black registration marks on the paper and cut my mug wrap perfectly.