Hey, and welcome! Today’s video is all about sublimation seams on tumblers. We’re gonna talk tips and tricks for seamless seams, as well as how to create an image within a design in order to hide potential seam flaws you may get when subbing a tumbler. There are those that would say you shouldn’t add anything, because by doing so, you’re making the seam stand out, and you should be trying to make it invisible. And to some extent, they would be right. But sometimes you just have to add something to the design to make it work! And that’s exactly what we’re gonna do!
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Here are the links to the products I used in this video:
20mm x 33m, 108 feet (larger) heat tape (This is the one I use almost exclusively!): amzn.to/33CHvvZ
13mm x 33m, 108 feet heat tape (This is my backup, and what I sometimes use.): amzn.to/3eh4LBU
10mm x 33m, 108 feet (narrower) heat tape (This is what I used to always use, and recommend if you prefer narrow tape.): amzn.to/3edULJC
Desktop tape dispenser: amzn.to/3qfs2tG
24” metal ruler: amzn.to/3G9371v
Folding utility knife: amzn.to/3fjkUr8
Olaf 12” x 18” self-healing cutting mat: amzn.to/3JbZ0n4
I’m on a MacBook Pro and I’m using Photoshop Elements 2021.
I was never taught Photoshop, I just learned it on my own (before KZfaq!). Now hopefully I can help you create cool files using Photoshop Elements! If you don’t know anything about Photoshop, I assure you, you can learn, even without my videos! (There are a bunch of KZfaq videos that will help!) Just be patient and take baby steps!