6 Sets White Sublimation Blank Jigsaw Puzzles for DIY Heat Press Printing - Round Shape for Kids Crafts, Personalized Gifts & Home Decor

I sublimate mine at 400 degrees for 50 seconds and I have no problem at all. I create my image in Canva and then print out on my Sawgrass printer. I will order these again. I'm going to try more pieces next time though.Sublimated as expected. Seem to be of good quality Will make the perfect gift for kids. Pressed at 385 for 30 seconds.These were a great value.I like the overall packaging each were individually wrapped and then they were packaged in a zip resealable bag.The puzzle took the sublimation in beautifully.My only downsides were1) The puzzle pieces don't feel as durable as I would have liked. If I'm going to put the time into making a gift/product/reusable item, then I would like it to hold up.2) The puzzle is glossy after applying the sublimation. Where as being glossy isn't terrible. It is so glossy you have to look at it from an angle or in a dim area to see the picture.I still think this pack is a good value. But know that these aren't going to hold up forever.Tal como la imagenSo reading the reviews I was sketchy about ordering but I found the perfect temp and time to make the colors pop!I did 400 degrees for 50 seconds with nonstick parchment paper on top. (See results in pic w/ the two puzzles)The second picture (with one puzzle) is the result of 385 for 50 seconds with no parchment paper. You can see it presents darker colors, still look goods but the others are betterThe material isn’t really thin. It performs as a puzzle but again, it’s not wood or anything. It’s what you expect for the price and size.These blanks sublimate beautifully. The only problem I had was the measurements given were way off. I added a little to each measurement given to make sure everything was covered and once I pieced the image together, I realized how wrong the measurements were for the A4-40 Style. I measured the blank and found that instead of 10.2x7.4, it was actually 11 3/4”x 7 7/8”I’ve tried it so many times. Wasted them all. It’s faded at the bottom and I’ve tried every setting. Different pressures. Different heat and times. I make sure settings are correct on print manager. What do you all use for print settings? MDF? All these puzzles were wasted. The pieces rip when you try to take it apart.Color was great, texture of puzzle was good too. Maybe some of the other users didn’t do the sublimation standard 5- 10 sec preheat to remove moisture. Now I just need to find some small fabric pouches to put the pieces for gift giving.These sublimated beautifully! The colours were vivid and clear, leaving a glossy finish. I had no problems with them from the first press. Very happy with them. Bought them twice now.