Kylie and The Machine 'No Toile Club' Socks

Kylie and The Machine 'No Toile Club' Socks

Marsoni

M251S

$16.00

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Kylie and The Machine 'No Toile Club' Socks'No Toile Club' Socks by KATM (Kylie and the Machine) All products by Kylie and the Machine KATM sewing themed cotton socks. Great for adding a bit of fun to your wardrobe, and the perfect gift for your sewing friend who has everything. The Design Lilac background with dark khaki text, with sand heel toe weft Colours: Lilac, dark kahaki, sand Material: Cotton 95% Elastane 5% Sizing One size fits all Image Credits All images supplied by Kylie and the

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This is the only paper that works well with the Brother SP-1 sublimation printer. The instructions on using the paper are a little weird, but as long as the cut corner remains in the lower right of the printer tray, you'll be okay. I can't say that there's a lot of consistency in printing with this paper. Sometimes photos I've printed for items look really great, other times the photos are quite muted. This is a CMYK printer, which means you won't see the vibrant colors you see on your computer monitor. Often a red-boost in saturation in PS will help with some of that problem. The other issue is there's no real color management profile defined if you're printing directly from Adobe Photoshop and/or Illustrator. Even if you use matching CMYK colors in your artwork, don't expect those colors to work in sublimation. For simple artwork, with few color gradations, this seems to work pretty well. So, if you have an SP-1, this is the only paper you should use.

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Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2024