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Essential Guides

1. How It Works

A quick look at how your design moves from paper to the final material:

2. General Workflow

Different materials vary slightly, but the overall process stays the same:
  • Prepare Your Design Materials
    You can upload and print your own photos, or simply use ready-made patches, fabric patches, iron-on transfers, and small decorative pieces.
  • Arrange & Position

    Trim your printed image or prepared patches, then place them onto the base material or coated surface, adjusting the position as needed.

  • Heat Press
    Use the machine to bond the design securely to the surface, following the recommended temperature and time in the user manual.
  • Cool & Finish
    Let the item cool slightly, then peel and enjoy your finished piece — perfect for fridge magnets, keychains, pet tags, desk ornaments, and more.

3. Material Guide

Common materials you can work with:

·     Acrylic — Clear, glossy, and vibrant in color.

·     Coated Wood — Natural texture with a warm tone.

·     Fabric / Canvas — Great for patches and tote bags.

·     Sublimation / Heat Transfer Paper — For printing your designs.

·     Metal Panels — Ideal for details and small-format items.

4. Quick Tips

·     Keep the material surface clean before pressing.

·     Use small tape pieces on corners to prevent shifting.

·     Allow items to cool before peeling.

·     Test with a small sample when trying new materials.

5. Video Tutorials

6. FAQ

Q: What materials should I choose?
A: Using surfaces suitable for heat pressing helps achieve clear and durable results.

Q: Is it beginner-friendly?
A: Absolutely. The steps are simple and easy to follow.

Q: What paper should I use for printing?
A: Use compatible heat transfer paper or sublimation paper for best results.

Q: Can kids participate?
A: They can join the creative part, but the pressing step must be handled by an adult.

Q: Is there any smell during heat pressing?
A: A slight smell is normal and will fade quickly. Using the machine in a ventilated space is recommended.