AdamB
30-08-2010, 03:05 PM
Hi all,
I was just about to print and 'cook' my first money box and I stopped ..............
I was just going to use the template I normally use for mugs but obviously noticed that there will be more room due to not having a handle on it.
So I paused for a moment and printed off a blank template which I then wrapped around the money box to check for size and compatibility.
I noticed that the money box is slightly larger than a mug (so I can't get a full wrap around in the press) so I presumed that the 'best option' would be to only do the front of the money box.
Then I looked at e-bay (often a good source to see what's on the market) to find that there are some money boxes that have an image on the front and text on the rear.
- How do others do their money boxes? one sided or two sided?
- And, would it be possible to cook the image on the front - cool it then cook the text on the rear to create a full wrap around look? (or will the image from the first transfer run/burn during the second process?).
Many thanks
Adam
I was just about to print and 'cook' my first money box and I stopped ..............
I was just going to use the template I normally use for mugs but obviously noticed that there will be more room due to not having a handle on it.
So I paused for a moment and printed off a blank template which I then wrapped around the money box to check for size and compatibility.
I noticed that the money box is slightly larger than a mug (so I can't get a full wrap around in the press) so I presumed that the 'best option' would be to only do the front of the money box.
Then I looked at e-bay (often a good source to see what's on the market) to find that there are some money boxes that have an image on the front and text on the rear.
- How do others do their money boxes? one sided or two sided?
- And, would it be possible to cook the image on the front - cool it then cook the text on the rear to create a full wrap around look? (or will the image from the first transfer run/burn during the second process?).
Many thanks
Adam