PPD 5 Sheets 8.5x11 - Inkjet Iron-on Heat Transfer Paper for Black & Dark Fabric and T-Shirts - Premium - PPD-4-5

we used these to make photo quilts & it was very easy for the kids to use...

I was so nervous but these were super easy to use. Remember to peel the backing off before ironing. I kept forgetting but luckily it did not ruin the picture. It adhered well. Gives like a paper quality. Didn’t wrinkle or crease.

These transfer sheets are easy to use and not too thick which is great for what I needed them for and it stretches with the fabric. I used it to put images on face masks that people requested. I used it in combination with htv and it adhered to the fabric I use which was 100% cotton and poly cotton. The images are pretty clear that were printed with my hp inkjet printer and with adjustments it cut smoothly with my silhouette cameo 4. When you remove it from the backing sheet, it didn't curl up and it laid flat on my fabric. The price isn't bad but you don't get that many sheets so don't make mistakes. FYI...For those who are wondering, I am not a Dallas Cowboy fan but I don't discriminate...I will design and work with all images and sports teams that my friends ask me to create.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: This was the first time I used this paper and it worked great for me. The quality of the paper was good, the peeling was very easy and the transfer was quick and easy. I followed the directions & everything worked great. I did need to increase the resolution of pictures to get the look I wanted, but if you’re looking for something bright and of real photo quality I would try a different type of paper.

This was my first attempt at this type of iron-on. I had to print on regular paper a few times to make sure I could get it to fit the 8.5X11 sheet. It probably would have been much easier if I used a computer, but I was using my phone. I ruined a couple on my Cricut, but that’s because this was so precise and I couldn’t get it to line up perfectly. In the end I used an exacto knife, which is why the edges aren’t perfect. The only thing I’ve ever used before was HTV iron-ons. I would definitely use this again!

The printed image to the transfer paper comes out great looking, or as good as your printer will print. I was applying these prints on black t-shirts and the results were good but mixed. The tough part is removing the backing from the image so you can iron the image directly on the shirt using the parchment paper provided. The trick is to make a little dent or small pinch on an edge and then use a push pin needle to get in between the sheet and the backing paper. If you try using just your fingers you will ruin that section of the print. The image irons on very easily with high heat and it looks great as long as you spread the iron across the image evenly and watch for any crumpling of the parchment paper. The result is great, however, because this transfer paper is just that, paper with an image on it, the feeling of the image on the shirt is not very pleasing. It's not very material like nor does it feel soft as the shirt. It feels almost vinyl like and/or plastic finish. I guess you can't have both of best worlds, great image and expect it to be a material soft feel. Oh well, either way our son loved his shirts and that's what mattered.

This is an excellent product. Once I created my designs, I was able to print and press in minutes! Be sure to wash the clothing item before pressing. When printing, I found setting the print quality to “Best” gave me brighter color and clearer graphics. If you use clipart from the Internet, make sure you have selected high resolution files. If you resize low resolution clipart files, they may look great on the screen but blurry when printed. When pressing, use the parchment sheet and high dry heat. Pay attention to the edges of piece, ensure that they are fully pressed. I hung my completed shirts up and let the item cool.

I order these all the time when I'm in a pinch and my local craft store is out. I enjoy the ease of being able to throw in printer and being able to use my cricut to cut out the design. At first I did have a trial and error as I didn't read instructions. After reading instructions being Able to apply on my shirt was great.

The iron on paper irons on fine, but sometimes the residual moisture in the iron causes discolouration of the printed image. Also, it does not wash well, can only survive in a 20min wash cycle. The whole image was destroyed after an accidental 1hour wash cycle.

Solo son 5 hojas y de tamaño carta Es útil y fácil, solo hay que leer bien las instrucciones Si note que se corría un poco la tinta al lavarse pero creo que es algo que puede evitarse

Bien

Elmpapel de silicón que viene no es muy duradero como lo dicen y los últimos trabajos ya no son tan buenos.

Me gusto la mercancía y el tiempo de entrega, todo bien