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Why Puff Transfers Love Cotton and Poly Blends
Puff Screen-Print Transfers add stunning 3D texture to your designs, but did you know they work best on 100% Cotton and Cotton-Polyester blends? Find out why these fabrics are ideal, get expert tips for perfect application, and learn the importance of testing for success.
How to Grow Your Business with Puff Screen-Print Transfers
Want to stand out? Learn how to grow your business with puff screen-print transfers. This guide covers how their unique 3D texture can create high-value products, attract new customers, and increase your revenue. Get tips on marketing and design to elevate your apparel brand.
September Crafting: From School Spirit to Fall Fun
September is packed with opportunities for creativity. Discover fun and profitable project ideas perfect for the month, from personalizing school supplies with adhesive vinyl and UV DTF transfers to gearing up for fall festivals and creating standout sports team apparel with heat transfer vinyl.
How Does the Sublimation Process Work?
Dye-sublimation is a printing process that uses heat to transfer ink directly into a material, creating a permanent, photo-quality design that won't crack or peel. This post breaks down the science, the essential supplies like printers and blanks, and the step-by-step process for getting started with sublimation.
What Is the Difference Between 45 and 60 Degree Blades for Vinyl Cutters?
The angle of your vinyl cutter blade makes a huge difference. A 45-degree blade is the standard choice for everyday vinyl and detailed designs, while a 60-degree blade is a heavy-duty specialist for thick materials like glitter HTV, flock, and sandblast mask. This guide explains which blade to use for your project to ensure perfect cuts every time.
Why Is Changing My Vinyl Cutter Blade Important?
A dull vinyl cutter blade can cause jagged cuts, difficult weeding, and even damage to your machine. This post covers the common signs that your blade needs replacing, such as poor cut quality and the need for increased pressure. Learn the benefits of using a sharp blade and get practical tips for extending its life to ensure professional results every time.





