Share the paper you love and paper you just aren't fond of. I'll go first. It's no secret that I use A-Sub paper in nearly every video. I love 105g for tumblers as the others have just been too weighty and create wrinkles when wrapping around the tumbler. I have also tried the infamous TexPrint and do not like it for tumblers. It's a slow-release paper which means it has to be in my press for longer and I end up overcooking half the time I use it. It does work great for textiles and other flat items though! We are also in the works of getting PNW Sublimation Paper. But more to come on that later...

Not for advertisement or harassment! Share the ink you have successes with. Share ink you haven't had the best of luck. I'll go first. I am currently (as of Jan 16, 2022) using Cyclone Ink and have no complaints. The owner is a pleasure to converse with and customer service is fantastic! I love that I don't have to download any specific profiles to print. I haven't had good luck with Cosmos. If you watch some of the earlier videos I mention that I use Cosmos ink, but after I repurchased when my initial stock ran out it's like they used a different formulation and all of a sudden my reds were terrible. I could never get my reds to look right, even on fabric. I drained what I could out of my printer and switched.

Let's all share what printer we use and pros/cons for newbies to reference in their shopping research! I'll start. I have an Epson EcoTank ET-16500. It's now known as a unicorn because it's discontinued and very rare to find. It's a wide format that can print 13x19 without using a bypass tray. You just pour the sublimation ink in and go! Super simple and I haven't had any issues with it.

100% Polyester sublimation hoodies have been restocked at pnwblanksanna.com This is the last of Anna's stock. Elena should be getting her inventory within the next week or 2! Get them while they last!!!