toying with printing handles

[Paul]

Toying with printing on mug handles. all looks good and working well. this one is the first and little fail but next one will be percet

[JMugs]

I had a play with that as well. Decided time spent doing it versus extra charge for the mug .... didn't work out for me.

BUT I may revisit that idea.

Have fun with it Paul.

Janners.

[socialgiraffe]

I tried it as well and although I got fairly good results the sharpness was just not as good as I require.

Try printing some feint lines (.5pt width) and then you will see what I mean.

[AdamB]

Toying with printing on mug handles. all looks good and working well. this one is the first and little fail but next one will be percet

What is it Paul, the print I mean ............. a pattern/flowers?
(I can't make it out?)

[Paul]

flowers. i will post better picture when i print something descent.

[AdamB]

flowers. i will post better picture when i print something descent.

Ah, I see

Are you using a mug wrap on the handle and an oven?

[Paul]

yes. i use silicon wrap that i made myself and kitchen oven.

[Andrew]

You can use a hat press attachment on some presses.

[AdamB]

You can use a hat press attachment on some presses.

good idea Andew ............... it's the right shape!
I see an experiment coming on

[SciArtImages]

I posted some pictures I did in a quick test in a previous thread:

http://www.dyesubforum.co.uk/vbforum/sh ... #post59465

Just taped the paper on as tightly as I could, no wrap. I think as mentioned above, fine detail might be a problem.

Neil.