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