I never would have guessed that you could sublimate onto the laminating sheets like that. This just opened up a whole new world of possibilities. Thank you. LSDPrintShop.com

It would be a more professional video if he would copy his wife's demeanor.

Thank you so much!! thanks for tuning in Gail!!!

Hahaha thanks for letting us influence you then

Ah yes! We're mind readers lol

I have that same printer and I bought sublimation ink. Just waiting to open everything up. Did you have to use any special settings on the printer for sublimation?

You'll love it. Ours is still going strong! :)

Thank you so much!!

Hope you enjoyed it! haha

Oh yeah! We are going to try that. Where would you get liquid polyester? Thanks!

@@KimandGarrettmakeit www.ebay.com/itm/140614041937?hash=item20bd400151:g:GfsAAOSwNfhgrV6Z I have been buying from them for several years, they have 3 types of liquid polyester, 1. polygloss (for any hard and white surface, if the substrate is white you only put a layer of this liquid but if it is not, you must first paint white and put it on a layer of polygloss and sublimate) it looks beautiful, 2. polywhite (for hard substrates it is already white so you should not paint anything, just put a layer on it and that's it) 3. Polycotton. (You can spray this liquid on cotton fabrics, let dry and sublimate. You guys will make beauties with this. Thank you very much for your videos, i really love it.

Just bought some! We’ll try it out! Thanks for the tip.

Great tip!

Aw yay! Share your project on facebook so we can see it facebook.com/groups/kimandgarrettmakeitgroup

YES! We always keep in the mistakes

Thank you for watching!

lol welcome!!

Aw thank you! Happy holidays :)

lolol he cracks me up

Thank you!

Yes for sure!! Give it a shot and share with us on facebook! \facebook.com/groups/kimandgarrettmakeitgroup

That's a good idea!

Awww lol thank you do much!! Welcome!!!!

Thank you!!

Thank you!!

Oooh, thanks Jolene! New tip for us! We're going to have to try it without sublimation paper!

Yes, I've used regular paper but it also sucks up more ink than sublimation paper.

@@jannavanderhoof4617 oh, I didn’t know that!

So you can change any eco tank inkjet printer into sublimation?

@@claudiayourwinegalaz7025 When I changed my Epson 3150 to sublimation ink, I went through a company called inkxpro. Very helpful in choosing the inks I needed. I looked on their website and was able to determine what kind of printer would work simply by looking at the different ink systems they offered and their compatible printers. It sounds confusing, but once you are on the website it should make more sense.

Aw thank you Lois!! You're too sweet

Thanks so mcuh!

Lol your welcome!

I'm glad we could help then :)

No, we'd love for you to share what you found!

Will do! Thank you

Thank you so much!

I believe the letters from Michaels, are MDF which stands for Medium Density Fiber.

Thanks!

WOw thank you!

So glad!

You’re so sweet thanks!

Thanks so much!!

Glad it was helpful!

Price?

There are conversion kits for certain printers, but to do what we did you'll need any "ecotank" epson printer.

Great suggestion!

Thanks Lori!

Nope, but we were just talking in the last couple of videos how we haven't been able to make anything successful with those tiles and the only thing left is the laminating sheets on them. ;)

Glad you enjoyed!

Thank you!!

That’s a good idea!

we're adding it very soon!

Same thing was happening to us when I moved it and changed networks. I ended up unplugging the router and rebooting everything, it has stay connected since.

Once you use sublimation ink in it, you can't really go back to regular ink.

We're adding it now!

Awesome! let us know how it goes in our group if you want! facebook.com/groups/kimandgarrettmakeitgroup

@@KimandGarrettmakeit sure will and i just joined

you refill the same way!