In this video, I’m walking you step-by-step through how I sublimate a custom image onto a Make Market coffee mug using A-Sub sublimation paper and ink, printed from my Epson WF-7720, and cured in a convection oven. No mug press required! I’ll show you how I prepare my design, tape and wrap the mug properly, and sublimate it safely in a convection oven for bold, long-lasting results. This method is perfect for beginners, budget crafters, or anyone looking to expand their sublimation setup without investing in extra equipment. If you’re into custom mugs, crafting on a budget, or learning real-world sublimation techniques that actually work, you’re in the right place. 👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more crafting tutorials, sublimation tips, and creative income ideas. Supplies Used: Epson WF-7720 Printer A-Sub Sublimation Paper & Ink Make Market Sublimation-Ready Coffee Mug Convection Oven - No Tumbler Press Needed Shrink wrap Heat Tape Silicone mug holder Heat Gloves Heat-Resistant Tape Protective Gloves ⚠️ Safety Note: This oven is used for crafting only and not for food. #sublimation #convectionoven #asubpaper My Linktree: https://linktr.ee/candoriscreativecrafts Collaborations: Email me at Candoris48@gmail.com

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