Obviously, you can use paper for the Print and Cut setting on the Cricut. … Really, any kind of white paper that can fit in your printer can be used for print and cut. If you have a Cricut Maker, you can also use colored paper (lighter colors work best for the sensors), and in some cases, a patterned paper could work.

You must completely flush the system. … You must completely flush the system. Reason being the color and chemical make up of the inks are not the same. So if you use regular ink and then put in sublimation your prints will come out wrong and the ink obviously doesnt bond to the substrate so you will make a mess.

It depends on your sticker’s design but usually a 4-color inkjet printer with a 1200 dpi print resolution will more than suffice. In the less likely event that your sticker design requires dynamic color ranges and requires more tonal variation, look for a printer with no less than 6 cartridges.

Generally, inkjet papers are not suitable for use on laser and could in some instances damage a laser printer. Inkjet photo papers are not designed to take a high heat and the coating used on this paper could contaminate a laser printer.

In general, fine business papers, printer papers and personal stationery range in weight from 20 lb. to 32 lb. One rule of thumb to follow is: The heavier the basic weight, the thicker the sheet. The thicker the sheet, the more impressive it feels.

Transfer paper allows you to print images and text on most fabrics and other suitable surfaces using an ordinary inkjet printer. … Most types of Inkjet printers and inks would work with the transfer paper. You do not need to change anything or modify your printer in anyway.

Yes is the short answer but there are quite a few things to take into consideration. Check that your printer can take the paper. Paper over 140 gsm (grams per square meter) often jams in the printer.

Most types of Inkjet printers and inks would work with the transfer paper. You do not need to change anything or modify your printer in anyway. … Any ink and any inkjet printer will allow you to transfer a personalized image onto a shirt, at home, using equipment you probably have already.

You need an inkjet or a laser printer for heat transfer. However, you need to purchase iron transfer paper that is compatible with your printer. Typically, inkjet iron on fabric transfer paper is not compatible with laser printers.

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