Showing posts with label sublimation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sublimation. Show all posts

Friday, May 29, 2026

Graduation Gift

Here is a simple graduation card I made for a neighbor who is graduating this year. I used my laser printer and gold foil for the tag. Pictures don't do the gold foil justice; it looks super nice in person. 

I forgot to get a good picture, but I also made a bag/luggage tag with his name that matches his new school's colors. You can kind of see it in the bottom of the gift. This was a great way to level-up the gift and did not take much time at all to do! 



 

Monday, April 20, 2026

Small Sublimated Gifts for Office Staff

 I personalized sublimated zipper pouches for some office staff that were filled with goodies for Office Administration Week. They turned out super cute. I love being able to make something that looks nice in a matter of minutes! 



Monday, June 30, 2025

Random Summer Projects

 I've been playing with my new sublimation printer and made these keyrings with canvas ribbon and a picture I took of some flowers from our trip to Ireland a few years ago. I'm still learning and experimenting with technique, and although the printer has been a dream, my Cricut heat press gave out on me the same day I got my printer, and I purchased a bigger heat press from Amazon and it didn't work. It took me nearly a month to get a replacement and by then I've been busy with other things. Having tools not work takes all the fun out of projects for sure! 

I saw these bookmarks on TikTok and wanted to try them out. 


More sublimation. Here are some luggage tags, including a picture of my cute little Elsie Mae. 


Here are some zipper pouches I made with leftover fabric. I just can't get the hang of them for some reason. I don't know if it's because I'm not great at the math, or if I'm just a perfectionist who can't let things go, but I feel like every couple of months I come back to these and I just can't do them right. 


A few more things I made. This bag ended up being way bigger than I thought it would be. First, and probably last, of its kind.