Intentional Sublimation Ghosting?! | DIY Christmas Baking Garden Flag

Learn how to create a Christmas baking garden flag using sublimation—and how a mistake we normally try to avoid can become part of the design! I’ll intentionally create a ghosting effect for the background, then add the “Bake the World a Better Place” design and a few dimensional kitchen details. Yes, I caused sublimation ghosting on purpose. Somewhere, every sublimation expert just gasped at the same time. In this tutorial, you’ll see how I: Prepare a garden flag for sublimation Intentionally shift the transfer to create a ghosted background Build a subtle pattern without overpowering the main design Add the “Bake the World a Better Place” image Position the different elements on a narrow fabric surface Embellish the flag with a miniature spoon and rolling pin Finish the project for holiday kitchen or porch décor Supplies used: 🥄Baking Spirits Bright Transfer 🥄Chalkology Paste 🥄Accessories 🥄Heat Transfer 🥄Surface Additional Supplies 👇🏼 🥄Embellishments 🥄Garden flag Shop the supplies: https://chalkcouture.com/Chocolatetoc... Learn more about my Perks membership: https://chalkcouture.com/Chocolatetoc... Would you ever create ghosting on purpose, or does intentionally making a “mistake” make you nervous? Tell me in the comments! Subscribe for more Christmas crafts, sublimation experiments, fabric projects, and creative seasonal décor from Chocolate to Chalk-a-lot. #SublimationCrafts #ChristmasKitchenDecor #HolidayDIY