Sublimation Blank Panel Pillow Case 16 x 16

Great quality pillow cover. I have bought 2 of these packs. Sublimating on them the pictures turn out great. Very soft and fluffy. Pillow size was perfect for what I needed it for.

I followed a review on here and it came out perfect. I wanted to do I white border to avoid tape prints on the black. I made my images 3.8 inches. I added butcher paper at the bottom, inside the pullow case, and on top of the pillow case to prevent bleeding. I sublimated 400 degrees for 60 seconds. I hope this help someone else as well.

I love these pillows

Terrible. Should have followed my gut when I read some reviews. Pillowcase isn’t flat so that I could do multiple squares at a time. I tried to heat press it flat but on the sides and top/bottom would bunch up so that was impossible. I literally had to iron each square individually. I was able to do 2 pics at a time. The pillowcase feels cheap and is. They must’ve sublimated the black because once I put my pic down to sublimate, the mirror image from the whole pillow transferred on my parchment paper, the back became faded from the heat and looks brown in the middle, my press pad on the heat press is mow black from the back of the pillow ink. I literally had to use 9 sheets of parchment paper for 1 pillow to avoid the squares to transfer on the pillow. I always put black offset around my pictures just so it wouldn’t leave any white spaces around the pictures, and that black made the pillow lines look grey. If you sublimate on black you shouldn’t see it at all, this is not the case here. never leave reviews but this one was theee worst.

I read all the reviews and decided to try my luck. Lots of reviews said the black bled thru, tape left marks... so, I decided to use my htvront mini and do one square at a time. Instructions say 360°/ 60 seconds. My mini press heats up to 356°. I also read a review where the image was cut down so there was a white frame, thus eliminating tape burn. I followed thus suggestions and printed my pictures at 4x4. I placed a piece of butcher paper on my heating pad, put the pillow case on top and added a piece of butcher paper inside the pillowcase. I placed a picture centered within the squares, topped with a piece of parchment paper and started "ironing" it with pressure and several pauses to press in place. I did this approximately 3-4 minutes total in 1 minute increments to ensure I spent equal time on all areas. I did not tape the pictures down, I just held the photos in place with a gloved hand. It took some time and patience but I'm so happy with it! No bleeding, no fading, no discoloration, no tape burns... it is near perfect minus imperfections from learning the process, perfecting it more after each picture. Hope this helps!

Really liked how easy to sublimate onto pillow. Definitely buy again.

Though the person loved the pillows, I was very unhappy with how the black in the pillow case transferred fibers into the white squares when i used the heat press

I made this for a friend and now more people want one. It came out really nice. It was easy.