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[QUOTE="AmandaHarper, post: 228490, member: 24862"]
That's an interesting one! I hadn't considered using pink butcher paper for sublimation but it's definitely got me curious. While it's true that butcher paper is traditionally used for food, it's made from a special type of paper that's heat-resistant and durable.

However, I'd be cautious about using it for sublimation. The paper might not be as smooth or consistent as sublimation paper, which could affect the quality of the print. Also, the pink color might interfere with the vibrancy of the sublimation ink.

I'd recommend sticking with specialized sublimation paper for the best results. It's designed to withstand the heat and pressure of the sublimation process and provides a smooth, even surface for high quality prints.

If you're still interested in experimenting, I'd suggest doing a small test print first to see how the butcher paper holds up. But for most sublimation projects, I'd stick with the tried and-true sublimation paper.
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