From supplying Edible Printer bundles, airbrush kits and colours to edible inks, printable icing sheets, free downloadble software to live online tv shows and video tutorials on "how to Use" our products to get the best from them. With further videos on request by customers.
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A Little About Sublimation Printing Understanding sublimation printers—what they are and how they work—can be a little tricky. The aim of this post is to simplify the subject by breaking it down into a few key points within what is, admittedly, a fairly complex topic. This should give our customers, or potential customers, a clearer
Dye sublimation is a popular digital printing method used to create vibrant, long-lasting designs on a wide range of products. From personalised mugs and T-shirts to photo slates and promotional gifts, sublimation printing has become a go-to solution for crafters, hobbyists, and small businesses across the UK. If you’re new to printing or looking for
DTF printing, short for Direct to Film printing, is a cutting-edge digital printing technique that allows high-quality transfers onto a wide variety of fabrics. It’s quickly becoming a favourite alternative to traditional methods like screen printing and DTG (Direct to Garment). How DTF Printing Works Advantages of DTF Printing Common Uses of DTF Printing DTF
Edible printing is one of the most exciting innovations in personalised baking and confectionery. If you’ve ever seen a birthday cake with a detailed photo printed right on the icing or cookies with intricate logos and designs, chances are you’ve already witnessed edible printing in action. So, What Exactly Is Edible Printing? Edible printing is
Dye Sublimation Printing: A Beginner’s Guide If you’ve ever seen a custom mug with a full-color photo or a vibrant design on a polyester T-shirt that doesn’t crack or fade, chances are it was made using dye sublimation printing. It’s a favorite technique among crafters, small business owners, and print enthusiasts—and for good reason. Dye
If you are having alignment issues when using Edible Artist software and the Pre-cut icing sheets, the first check to make is to compare the position of the circles or squares on the edible artist software to the position of the circles or squares on the pre-cut icing sheets that you are printing on. The
There is a real concern here at HobbyPrint that the practice on some of the online marketplace selling sites, where they give the buyers the illusion of empowment as part of thier business model, they are in fact leaving their buyers vulnerable and open to legal claims from third party sellers. Our two main area’s
The subject of printing profiles used in sublimation printing is a complex subject. Understanding colour management and colour spaces is tough and therefore I am not going to get too far into it beyond what it does in the context of sublimation printing. For those who want to get into the detail and learn more,
An edible printer comes under the banner of specialised printing, meaning it is simply a printer that is capable of printing specialised ink onto specialised printable media. In the case of edible printing, edible inks are printed onto icing sheets, cakes, or other edible media. Why the article? Once again, we find that we need
Epson printers are supplied with cartridges that are marked as Setup cartridges. So what does that mean exactly? The cartridges are the same as Epson standard cartridges in all respects. This includes the weight of the cartridges and therefore the same volume of ink as a standard cartridge. The difference is that the chips are