DTF Hack with Epson WF 7720 & Cricut | Sublimation on Cotton Using Welacer DTF & A-Sub HTV

#dtfhack #sublimationforbeginners #dtfprinter Welcome to my channel! Dive into the world of creativity where crafting comes to life through a variety of fun and inspiring projects. Whether you're a beginner looking to learn the basics or an experienced crafter seeking new challenges, you've found the right place. From unique home decor to personalized gifts, our tutorials are designed to spark your imagination and help you master the art of crafting. Join us and transform ordinary materials into extraordinary creations! Using this DTF (Direct-to-Film) Hack with Epson WF 7720, Cricut Design Space, and A-Sub HTV for sublimation on cotton offers several key benefits: -Print sublimation on Cotton -No need for a DTF Printer -Covers white areas without white ink -Long-lasting and wash resistant -Affordable and accessible Learn how to achieve vibrant sublimation on cotton with this DTF Hack using the Epson WF 7720 sublimation printer and Cricut Design Space! In this step-by-step tutorial, I show how I uploaded a Creative Fabrica design into Cricut Design Space, added an offset, and cut it using A-Sub Heat Transfer Vinyl (HTV). This technique helps cover any white areas in the design since sublimation printers lack white pigment ink. I printed the design on Welacer 11x17 DTF film, cured it at 350°F for 10 seconds, and pressed it at onto a dark gray 97% cotton t-shirt for 20 seconds at 325 degrees using my heat press. This game-changing DTF sublimation method allows you to print on cotton without a white ink printer! Image of Leopard Print Cats: https://www.creativefabrica.com/product/leopard-print-cats-p1/ref/1393731/ DTF Film: https://amzn.to/4hvNyn7 HTV: https://amzn.to/3QdCKOx A-sub Heat Transfer Vinyl White: https://amzn.to/4aZlHJS Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more DTF and sublimation hacks!