15 Panel 40″ x 60″ Sublimate photo blanket – throw for Sublimation, 100% Polyester.

      Sublimation photo blanket features:

• Sublimate blank Photo Blanket Size 60″ x  40″
• Each center Photo panel size is 18.25″w x 36″h
• 14 Photo Panel size 8.5″w x 10.2″h.
• Leave 0.25 inch bleed on all sides for all over prints.
• Polyester, flannel Sublimation fabrics
• Geometric pattern.
• Backside is a soft black VELOUR.
• These great sublimatable photo blanket – throws make the perfect memorable gift once sublimated with custom designs.
• Personalize them with a logo, mascot, or a collage of special photos for a unique gift for loved ones.
• These 100% plush velvet throws are beautiful to the touch and feature 15 printable panels that can be easily personalized.
• The outer edges of the throw are finished with two different colored side fringes (white and black) that gives it a true blanket feel.
  

  Shipping:

  • All orders ship the same day.
  • Rush overnight shipping available at extra cost.
  • Call us at (703)880-8230 for all rush requests.

Sublimation tips for printing on large sublimation blank photo blanket:

Most sublimation fabrics items are handmade and sizing may vary. Please check size of each item for any variation while creating the sub design.

Use lint roller to clean the print area before pre press to remove any loose fibers. We found the best results are achieved using a soft press pillow pad under the ties so that the sublimation area gets most contact with the press and edges.

Here is link to press pillow if you do not have one :  https://www.amazon.com/s?k=transfer+pillow.

Temperature and time depends on Ink and paper, These pillowcases are sublimated best at 400 f for 60-80 seconds. We recommend Medium-Pressure for logos with no bleed and medium-high pressure for artwork with full bleed. Make sure no wrinkles when pre pressing, spread out the fabrics or tape down if any and pre press again. Place your print on the sublimation cap. Always design and cut the sub paper so it is bigger then beanie. I have found this guide to be quite useful in sublimation  found at https://www.myenmart.com/Dye_Sublimation_Guide.pdf