Hi friends! Are you looking for an easy way to sublimate coasters? I’m excited to share how to sublimate faux leather coasters with these awesome Hogwarts House coasters, so let’s get started!
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How to Sublimate Faux Leather Coasters
It’s no secret we like the Harry Potter franchise in our home (check out my son’s Harry Potter Birthday Party). So when my friends over at Craft Express sent me a set of the Faux Leather Coasters, I knew they’d look great as Hogwarts House Coasters. I was so impressed on how vibrant they came out, and the texture looks amazing! So, let me show you how to create your own set…
What you will need:
Sublimation Printer (I use an Epson F170)
Images of your choice. (I got these awesome house crests from Entertaining Diva, go check her Harry Potter ideas!)
I created a quick video to show you the simple process, check it out below:
Now that we’ve seen the process, let’s walk through it step by step…
Step 1:
Download your design, and resize it to fit the coasters as needed. Print on your sublimation printer.
Step 2:
Set the Heat Press to 385 degrees and the timer to 50 seconds
Step 3:
Trim the designs and center each on top of the coasters. Secure with heat-resistant tape.
Step 4:
Place butcher paper on your press, place coasters on the press, cover it with butcher paper and press.
Step 5:
Remove the paper to reveal your design!
What do you think? I love how they came out and they will look great in my husband’s theatre room. I hope you try sublimating coasters in your favorite theme to match your decor. If you do, please tag me on social at @michellespartyplanit. I’d love to see what you create!
Looking for more coaster ideas? Check these out…
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Happy Crafting!
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