Sublimation on a Blanket

In this video, we’re breaking free from the print then cut size restraints of Cricut Design Space to create a sublimated micro fleece lap blanket full of color and large images! Easily customize this blanket by utilizing an MGL font to add a name. Learn all of our tips for sublimation on a blanket.

Sublimation on a Blanket

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Cut Files/Fonts Used:

Orange Cat
You Had Me At Meow
Atmospheric

Supply Links:

• White Blanket
• Sublimation Printer
• 13×19 Sublimation Paper
• Heat Resistant Tape
• Large Easy Press
• Large Easy Press Mat

Step-by-step Instructions:

1. Import cut files, size, and manipulate as needed. Size files so that they can each be printed on 13×19″ pieces of sublimation paper.
2. Add a text box and type in “name” using the atmospheric font. Color match text to cat collar color.
3. Color match paws to cat body color.
4. Transform all cut files and text to reflect (mirror).
5. Save each image as a png (if sizes like mine, there should be 6 saved images total.)
6. Print each image. Makes sure to select the 13×19″ paper setting
7. Using scissors, cut around each image for easier placement.
8. Use heat-resistant tape to keep sublimation paper in place.
9. Apply heat to each section of printed sublimation paper. 400 degrees for 40 seconds.
10. Remove paper and tape.