[zbchildsheart]

Paper: 11x17 JPSS.
Shirt: White Gildan 6.1 oz

Cut by hand. I found out today that you can weed JPSS with Silhouette Cameo

 

[Digitalkyo]

exquisite

 

[twosik93]

What printer did you use

 

[zbchildsheart]

What printer did you use

Epson 1430 with CISS installed (Cobra)

 

[GHEENEE1]

Is the second shirt after washing?

 

[ronaldlorenzo01]

Where can i found Silhouette Cameo?

 

[zbchildsheart]

Is the second shirt after washing?

None of them are washed but I did have some others washed a couple times and still look brand new.

 

[zbchildsheart]

Where can i found Silhouette Cameo?

Hobby Lobby, craft stores, amazon, ebay. Just google it.

 

[aylajackson]

Hi, that is awesome. Its very nice, I like it.

 

[BTF]

Very nice work I guess it take quite while to trim all that details by hand.

 

[etgser]

you said you cut the image . how close did you cut to the print? it looks great!

 

[jen2swt]

How do these hold up say after a year of washing? Looking to get into JPSS and Opaque Ink Jet transfers for multi colored designs..

 

[twistedmonkey]

nice work. it looks better than dtg printing that i did lol. i have the silhouette cameo and jpss i tried to print cut but the blade goes through the paper even with the lowest setting and lowest blade depth. any suggestions anyone?it goes through the backing

 

[MadeDesigns]

i recommend nano digital ink, very good even after multiple washes, pigment and waterproof.

 

[Cgdreher1]

Can anyone tell me what "jpss" is please! And also does the silluette cameo cut images other than preprogrammed art clips? If I'm understanding it does?

 

[hawsdesigns]

Can anyone tell me what "jpss" is please! And also does the silluette cameo cut images other than preprogrammed art clips? If I'm understanding it does?

JPSS is a transfer paper for light shirts called Jet Pro SoftStretch (JPSS)

I don't know much, I'm researching like crazy but I read elsewhere on this forum that it "is the best light paper out there. The "hand" or feel of the transfer on the shirt will get less and less with each washing and doesn't require special care in the laundry."

 

[MadeDesigns]

JPSS is a transfer paper for light shirts called Jet Pro SoftStretch (JPSS)

I don't know much, I'm researching like crazy but I read elsewhere on this forum that it "is the best light paper out there. The "hand" or feel of the transfer on the shirt will get less and less with each washing and doesn't require special care in the laundry."

True, It is the best. It only fades once and is waterproof. Of course if used with pigment ink.

 

[mgparrish]

Paper: 11x17 JPSS.
Shirt: White Gildan 6.1 oz

Cut by hand. I found out today that you can weed JPSS with Silhouette Cameo

Looks good, note that I use JPSS with white 50/50 and don't have to trim. The carrier can barely be seen initially and not visible after the 1st wash.

If you use 100% cotton then the weave lines can show from stretching, whereas 50/50 won't. Also, 50/50 will have less "piling" than 100% cotton.

 

[mgparrish]

JPSS is a transfer paper for light shirts called Jet Pro SoftStretch (JPSS)

I don't know much, I'm researching like crazy but I read elsewhere on this forum that it "is the best light paper out there. The "hand" or feel of the transfer on the shirt will get less and less with each washing and doesn't require special care in the laundry."

The hand is gone after the first wash if applied correctly.

 

[MadeDesigns]

Looks good, note that I use JPSS with white 50/50 and don't have to trim. The carrier can barely be seen initially and not visible after the 1st wash.

If you use 100% cotton then the weave lines can show from stretching, whereas 50/50 won't. Also, 50/50 will have less "piling" than 100% cotton.

and whats the wash 100% cotton vs 50/50...difference in fade? How about difference in hand?