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To apply the coating, use a brush or sponge to spread a thin layer of the coating over the entire surface of the pen. Make sure to apply the coating evenly and avoid leaving any clumps or streaks. Here’s a very basic overview of the process, but we’ll make an actual project using both the pens and markers below, so head there for the nitty gritty.

Related: Ultimate Guide To Heat Press Shirts: Benefits, Tips, And Design Inspiration Choosing the Design The is then placed on the pen and secured in place using heat-resistant tape. The pen and transfer paper are then placed in a heat press, which applies heat and pressure to the transfer paper. Then place the butcher paper on top of your design. Press for 40 seconds. Cricut says the weight of the EasyPress is enough. I haven’t found that to work for me, however, so I use quite a bit of pressure. Do NOT move the press around, even just slightly—this can cause the edges of your image to blur. Once the is set up, the next step is to prepare the transfer paper. The transfer paper is where the design is printed using sublimation ink. It is important to use high-quality transfer paper to achieve the best results. The sublimation pens set includes a blue-writing ballpoint pen and a pen in a cardboard case. Please note that the engraving color of individual pieces may differ when sublimating natural materials. Material Needed for Sublimation PensYou will use laser copy paper to transfer your drawn design to your base material, as you’ll see below. The first step in finishing the pen is removing the transfer paper. This paper was used to transfer the design onto the pen during the sublimation process. To remove the paper, gently peel it off the pen. Be careful not to damage the design in the process. If any parts of the design did not transfer properly, use a lint-free cloth and gently rub the area until the design appears. Unfortunately, no. The pens are designed to be transferred using laser copy paper, because…science. You need to draw your design on the laser copy paper by hand or using your Cricut to draw, and then transfer that drawing to your blank using heat. Will My Image Be Reversed? When choosing a design, consider the color and size of the design, as well as the type of pen you’ll be using. A design that looks great on a ballpoint pen may not look as good on a fountain pen. Also, consider the material you’ll be sublimating onto. Some materials may not hold the design well or may require a different printing method. Printing the Design

For the brightest, most true-to-color transfer, Cricut recommends using laser copy paper vs. regular copy paper. Laser paper is designed to withstand higher heat temperatures and will give you a better transfer. Thankfully, it’s fairly inexpensive! How to Use the Cricut Infusible Ink Pens and Markers Remove the butcher paper and place your design face down on the shirt, securing it with heat-resistant tape if desired. I’m super excited as well, because Infusible Ink had limited availability when it was first released, but now it’s in my favorite craft store, JOANN! Head in store to see the selection of materials, or shop online for an even wider assortment. What's more, we have a lot of experience in looking after trade customers, having been in the printing industry since 1972, and we have the necessary experience, expertise, staff & resources to offer a great, dependable service and competitive pricing. Dye Sublimation Blank Products, Equipment & Consumables from subli.co.uk Sublimation inksare used in printing machines to be applied to a variety of materials, such as textiles, thermoses, mugs, and when we perform other sublimations such as printing pens.

Finishing the Pen

Sublimation is a popular method of transferring designs onto various surfaces, including pens. This process involves printing a design onto transfer paper using special sublimation ink and then applying heat and pressure to transfer the design onto the pen surface. In this section, we will discuss the steps involved in sublimating a pen. Setting Up the Heat Press