Sublimation patches white line.

[JMugs]

I'll start with....I haven't printed any!

Just looking at patches that have already had the edges stitched and thought "Wouldn't there be a white line between the stitching and the main print?"

So assume the patch is white, press it all black, wouldn't there be a white line inside the stitching due to the ridge? I can see the stitching would take the dye, the main body would take the dye, but where it sits a bit proud at the junction of stitching and fabric surely there would be a line.

Just wondering over a cup of coffee ... back to work now.

Janners.

[JMugs]

Just discovered that the stitching around the outside is called "Edging", never a dull moment.

Janners

[socialgiraffe]

No, it does tend to "fill in".

[JMugs]

No, it does tend to "fill in".

Thank you. Not that I have any intention of printing any, but my mind does ponder odd things sometimes..this was one of the more sensible moments of pondering.

Janners

[mrs maggot]

the merrow edging if it is made of polyester would have a print on as well i suppose, or you would have to be very good at lining up

[Justin]

Any suppliers still selling patches? Quick search didn't throw anything up.

[socialgiraffe]

Golden Finishes perhaps? I know Ralawise used to as well.


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[Justin]

Just to clarify, I did mean blank sublimation patches

Cheers Simon, will check them out.

[socialgiraffe]

Yes mate, pretty sure both those companies still sell them, if you are only after one or two I may have them lying around.


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