How can I print on coffee mugs using an inkjet printer at home?

Question : How can I print on coffee mugs using an inkjet printer at home?
I have used Iron on Transfer paper to print on T Shirts using my Inkjet printer.
Is there any such paper available from stationary stores which I could use to print on coffee mugs and other related items?

And how much would these papers roughly cost ?
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Best answer:

Answer by puneet
no

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#1 written by entertheleviathon2 1 year ago

Put the coffee mug in the paper slot.

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#2 written by Monkeymini24 1 year ago

Yeah there’s Inkjet decal sheets. I got mine from ebay, 4 sheets for £2

Here’s a link to the US ebay with decal paper for sale-
http://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll?cgiurl=http%3A%2F%2Fcgi.ebay.com%2Fws%2F&fkr=1&from=R8&satitle=Decal+paper&category0=

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#3 written by Microsoft Bob 1 year ago

Try Wal-mart or Comp-USA. I’ll be willing to bet they’d have it.

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#4 written by micber 1 year ago

Tape a Sharpie pen to the side of your printer and then pick up the printer and hold it like a pen. You should be able to print on anything now.

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#5 written by elietzen 1 year ago

I would use sticker-paper–not too expensive. Otherwise, it is not too expensive to have someone print on the mug or mugs for you. It will look much more professional. They do it at Walmart for $ 12.96 per mug.

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#6 written by EvilestWendy 1 year ago

Look here:
http://www.beldecal.com/inkjet_decals.cfm

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#7 written by zrtym 1 year ago

i do care
i really did

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#8 written by otexasgirlo 1 year ago

I know I have seen such paper at places such as Hobby Lobby. I do not believe it would be very costly.

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#9 written by mich2899 1 year ago

you can purchase sticker paper that does no bleed the ink when wet. then print on the sticker and wrap it around the cup.

(or you can go to kodak.com, walmart photo center online, or any other outlet that creates pictures and the cups are only about $ 7.00)

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#10 written by babylex 1 year ago

get the paper you need for printing on cups or go get it made.

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#11 written by FeNdEr BeNdEr 1 year ago

nice hat

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#12 written by champ2131us 1 year ago

You need the HP CoffeeJet 5120

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#13 written by mama_of_2 1 year ago

No, hon I don’t think so.

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#14 written by davidacapps 1 year ago

Mug transfer paper. $ 10 for 5 sheets

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#15 written by Debi in LA 1 year ago

Run the cup through the printer. It’ll fit; try it.

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