Sublimation Paper Comparison: Which Should You Use for Your Crafts?

I thought I would tackle a sublimation paper comparison today and see which is best for crafting. I am trying three different brands to see if there really is a difference. Which will work best? Which should you buy? Be sure to watch to find out!

Sublimation paper brands tested: (affiliate links)

Other supplies:

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0:00 Introduction
0:25 Brands Tested
3:27 Pressing the Papers
9:18 Comparison on a Shirt
9:49 Price Comparison

[MaryKayLora]

Tip on telling which side is the right side of paper to print on: As a general rule, if you pinch the paper with damp fingers, the correct side will stick to your finger.

[AlanAngelo]

Before we buy any supplies, we check on Angie's site first to get her recommendation. We thought we would trip Hiipoo sublimation paper to go with the Hiipoo sublimation ink recommended. We definitely prefer the A-Sub paper over the Hiipoo sublimation paper. The issue is when trying to trim the paper. Using the Circuit trimmer, the Hiipoo sublimation paper will "catch" and not cut a clean line. The A-Sub paper cuts well with the trimmer every time. (Note: the blade is new too). For us, we will stick with the A-Sub paper and with any of Angie's recommendations!

[ramonamontgomery]

I just love the way you explain everything, you are my go to, thank you

[denisedavis]

I love the way you explain everything as well! Links in description and time stamps are so great and helpful and saves time.

[lynnebizlyne]

Before I buy any supplies, I check your recommendations first. :-) I really prefer when paper is marked on the back to know which side to use. Thumbs up, just ordered the Asub. Thanks Angie! :-)

[stevenadebanji]

thank you Angie for the video, i am new to t-shirt printing, and your video was very helpful...

[teresakennemore]

Thank you for all that you do. 😊 I watched your video for the first time last week, and this week I bought a printer and hippo ink. Thank you.

[joyscranfield]

Great info, thank you for doing research & sharing your results!

[janetkeenan]

I love all of your videos. I'm a new crafter here and you help me so much thanks alot!!!

[lamarcapitalr]

Nice work space
Looks very clean, neat, and Organized

[carpentersization]

Your videos are really awesome. Thanks for all the hard work for us.

[MzNayNaysWorld]

Thanks so much for this video. I’m new to sublimation and I’ve already learned a lot from watching ❤️

[marcelwoingue-dagrou]

Very nice video, straight to the point and clear !

[LorraineCastellon-Rowe]

Awesome comparison video!! Thank you very much!!! Have a wonderful week!! 💐❣💐❣

[pattibaileydesigns]

Thanks for this video Angie! ASub comes in 125g and 120g. I see you are using the 125g. Do you know the difference? I know 120g is thinner but curious why there are two different weights.

[evelinmoreno]

Sorry one question hope you can help me so my paper didn’t have instructions ether. Which side it’s the best the silky side or the other one sorry it will be my first time trying it?

[deniseelie]

Thank you for sharing with us. Do you have any suggestions or advice as to why the the A-Sub paper doesn't release all the ink?

[Nekoenjeru]

Hi Angie, I do have a quick question🤗

I’m considering turning some of my artwork into coffee mugs and tumblers. My question is this. Of the 3 you mentioned here, which is the best paper for both mugs and tumblers?

Thanks

[livingmytruth]

Good to know abt the various papers! & Thanks for using the hiipoo ink bc I haven't seen anyone else use n it's the one I got.... Now I know it'll work well!

[Angela_Marie_Antom]

So I have a Epson 2850 put in my sub ink and used sub a paper and printed my image, went to press a poly tote and the image did not stick :( what am I doing wrong????