<t>Hi there, I have been experimenting on creating ornamental baby plates - using a swing away press with the plate attachment. The best result I found was heating the plate first and using a silicone baking sheet overlaid on your design when you press. My only one problem was a shadow of the heat ...

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I wonder if you can help....I have managed to get a relatively good print onto ceramic plates and even on the rim. However, I notice the outer edge of the transfer paper is appearing once transfer is done. Why would this be happening? Too hard pressure? Any advice welcome.</t>

Thank you but it is decorative plates I am trying to achieve.

I bought a few green wraps and took off metal fittings and replaced with long screws/nuts instead - work very well and can be adjusted to fit a few different mugs.

<t>New to this great forum and in need of serious advice! A complete newbie to dye sublimation and was hoping to print onto bone china plates. I have a new Epson dye sublimation ink printer - works well and I have tested it on mugs using wraps in an oven. All good. I have also printed on a few ...

Can I ask where the plates are from?