Meet the newest addition to the Brambleton Bears range from our Dye Sub elves: the Gingerbread House sublimation cushion.
This versatile sublimation blank works with sublimation, heat transfer vinyl (HTV) or even DTF transfers.
The body is covered in a curly, brown teddy-style fabric, with white snowy trim along the roof and chimney. For a finishing touch, we've embroidered the red peppermint sweet, the window frames and the icing swirls, so the details stand out with real texture.
The front door is ready for your design, at 7.5cm high by 13.1cm across, with plenty of room for family names or festive messages. Whether it ends up on a sofa or under the tree, it fits right into your personalised Christmas gifts range.
Every Gingerbread House needs a few visitors, so pair it with our Santa, elf and reindeer plush toys.
Product Specifications
All tested materials meet the ignitability requirements of the Furniture and Furnishings (Fire) (Safety) Regulations 1988.
Height: 36cm approx.
Width: 36cm approx.
Printable area: 7.5cm (height) x 13.1cm (across)
Printable panel: 100% recycled polyester
Label: one side left plain for your own branding
Pack sizes: single or box of 20
Packaging: individually vac-packed in a plastic bag (give it a gentle fluff once it's out)
Hand Wash Only
Pressing Instructions
Pressing Instructions: For Heat Press
60-100 SECONDS
180°C
MEDIUM/HEAVY
Further information: The above pressing information are guide lines only as all heat presses vary from different manufacturers.
Videos
VIDEO DESCRIPTION
Learn How to Sublimate a Plush Toy!
In this video, we're excited to demonstrate the sublimation process for our new collection of Higgle Bears. Join us as we guide you through the step-by-step sublimation process of these charming Higgle Bears, sharing valuable tips and insights along the way. Get ready to unleash your creativity and make these bears truly your own!
Video guide
How to sublimate a plush toy
Sublimating a blank plush toy on a Prima Auto Clam Plus press, using the Higgle Bears range. It covers holding the fur back, taping the transfer firmly, keeping the rest of the toy out of the press, steadying the toy as an auto-open press lifts so the design does not ghost, and lint-rolling the fur afterwards.
Plays here from YouTube when you press play. Open on YouTube
