Set of 10 Sublimation Blanks Pillow Cases Cushion Covers Heat Transfer Pillow Cases DIY Cushion Cover with Concealed Zipper 18x18 Inch White

These pillow cases are very well made, soft to the touch and give perfect results if you know how to use sublimation products. Interestingly, someone said they dont work well... I think that may be because they were using COPYRIGHT protected images. You have to have an SVG or PNG file to make your projects with. Simply going online and taking any image to use is highly illegal and you are not getting the files needed to get great results. Of course maybe its revenge of the copyright. (laughing) Seriously though these are a nice size! One thing to keep in mind is that the best results for sublimation will be white or very light colors. Even with the light colors though it WILL affect the final outcome of what you press. It changes the colors some. For example on a gray color even a dark purple will turn out a lot lighter. You cannot sublimate on black. Also the red you would need to use only black ink. Most printers do not print the full size of 18x18 but you can print/cut multiple sheets to cover the whole thing or in sections. Some reviews say the material is thinner than expect but it really isnt for a throw pillow type cover. These are NOT pillow cases. There is a difference. They turn out great, are easy to find pillows to put inside or stuff them with whatever you like. You can print on both sides too so you can make one side a Thanksgiving Design and the other side Christmas for example.

As a home crafter, I don’t have access to a sublimation printer that can handle 18 inch photos. It certainly was not the fault of the pillow that caused my restrictions. However, with a bit of planning and 8½ x 11 inch paper I was able to create designs that could be pieced together to looked cohesive. There was white background showing but I was still able to create pleasing designs. I also used sublimation pens instead of sublimation printer and let me kids create their own pillows. Just remember that lettering must be reversed when using the pens. The polyester fabric of the pillows is soft and the zipper is nicely hidden.

Good: -Easy to sublimate. -Zipper works well. -Giftable. Bad: -Fabric is thinner than expected. I ordered the Coddsmz Set of 6 Sublimation Blanks Pillow Cases Cushion Covers, 18x18 Inch. I like that the pillow covers can be customized for a personalized gift. My 18 x 18 pillow form was simple to install into the cover. I like that each pillow case includes an interior tag with washing instructions. The hidden zipper looks good and works well. Overall, the pillow covers are versatile for any occasion and I find them easy to sublimate. Note: For me, a temperature setting of 395 F for 60 seconds worked well with my heat press machine.

These are such great quality! I had no trouble whatsoever sublimating on them and they turned out just gorgeous. They are the perfect size to put over my couch pillows. I love that I can create my own designs on my pillows for the season which will match my own decor. They feel like great quality and the stitching is excellent. Highly recommend.

I got these to try to do my own sublimation pillows, these worked very well using my Sawgrass printer and heat settings of 400/50 seconds. The stitching feels quality and zipper compares to that of quality pillows. I also tried with pressing pillow inserted inside and I believe it gives better results to these pillows, but they work without. Glad they come in 6 pack as you can experiment a little bit and still have a nice set of pillow material left. I will include these in my sourcing for sublimation blanks.

These sublimation pillow cases allow you to create a design that will fit you everyday life or the holiday season. They come in a variety of colors to fit any color scheme. I wanted to be different and I decided to try a color I wouldnt normally use. This gray case, worked great. They are not rough and they took the colors wonderfully. I was able to create a wonderful design on the cases. I didnt follow the temps completely because my cricut easy press did not go to 440... I used 400 F for 25 seconds. I still felt it was a bit much, so I may adjust the temp in the future. But do what is best for your device. These cases are able to sublimate on both sides, so you can flip them. I only put a design on one side. But I may add something else later.