Thanks for hanging out with me for Sublimation Camp. Let’s make some custom shoelaces! (Scroll down for the giveaway)
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Supplies for custom sublimation shoelaces
- Sublimation Printer I use the Epson EcoTank 2850, and I’ve seen it sometimes at Costco!
- with Sublimation Paper I use Hiipoo brand
- and Sublimation Ink again, Hiipoo brand, I like the ink and paper to match, though it’s not required
- **OR**
- Infusible Ink Sheets – if you don’t have a sublimation printer yet, or if there is a Cricut pattern you know you want to use, this is a great choice!
- Heat Press or EasyPress
- Butcher Paper – I’m using Cricut butcher paper in the video, but these sheets come very highly rated and they are cheaper!
- Polyester White Shoelaces, flat (most shoelaces ARE polyester) See chart below for sizing help.
- Heat Resistant Tape
- Heat Gloves
This image is from the shoelace listing I purchased from. The best way to size laces is measure the lace from the existing shoe, but second best is here:
As a thank you, I created two shoelace cards that you can use to display shoelaces. It’s a super cute way to give the laces as gifts, or to show them off if you’re selling them!
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