PPD 10 Sheets 8.5x11" - Inkjet Iron-on Heat Transfer Paper for Black & Dark Fabric and T-Shirts - Premium - PPD-4-10

I used this on white cotton quilting fabric to make pillows of our cats, for my son to take with him back to his college dorm. I used an app to remove the background from the cat photo, then saved the photo as a PDF, and printed it out taking up 2 pages so that the cats were life-size. I purposefully left the white around the cat so that you cannot see the edges of the transfer when I sewed it. It was a little hard getting the two sheets lined up in the middle of each cat where I had to join the two image halves, but as long as they are perfectly butted up to each other or ever so slightly overlapped, you can’t really tell. I made two mini catnip toys of my son, for the cats, as a joke as well. Once you print the image, the color looks a little dark and dull and matte, but after ironing it on the color becomes richer and brighter. The instructions were very thorough and easy to follow, I have never done transfers like this before and had no problems. I also made 2 shirts for my other son. I used 100% cotton T-shirt’s. They look very professional and the images are extremely well adhered. I messed up a tiny bit where I apparently didn’t cut the top of one image in an exactly straight line, but it’s fine. I love how the transfer is also a little stretchy and soft so that it moves with the shirt well. I haven’t washed them yet but if anything changes after washing, I’ll update the review. I would definitely use these again!

I used Cricut’s print then cut feature to cut around the image perfectly. I don’t have a nice printer so I didn’t think my results would turn out so well! When I printed the ink was very wet and dried weird with obvious pooling. I thought this is going to be terrible but figured I will go along with it since this project is for a one-time-use Halloween costume. After pressing I was blown away! It looks amazing, it adhered to my shirts (prewashed) flawlessly and all the weird looking dried ink pools magically blended together to create a crisp, clean image! It does suggest to wait for the ink to dry 5minutes before pressing, I must have been a minute or two early on my yellow shirt because some of the ink from the wheel stuck to the parchment paper. Other than that mishap, I am beyond thrilled with the results. The colors are very vibrant and even on the darker purple shirt the light colors stand out. I just want to say thank you to the company for such a great product! TLDR; 10/10, I recommend!

Printed the design (CMYK) using a consumer level Epson printer (WF-7710) (about $275) and the designs came out nice. No color difference from the file and the printout. Tricky to peel off the design from the backing... it takes patience. Slightly bending an edge back and forth a few times helps. The design feels very delicate and flimsy once peeled, so be careful not to tear it. We didn't tear either design, so not bad. We did, however, run into issues when setting the design on the shirt when it was in the heat press. Putting the design down inside the hot press didn't give much time to straighten out the design before the edges started to curl. A couple of times the edges curled under and stuck to the other side of the design. Luckily, after pulling the design out of the heat press, we managed to unstick the edges that were curled up and we could try again. I recommend NOT putting the shirt (or whatever you're applying the design to) down on the heat press first. First, set your shirt down on a flat surface that isn't hot. Then, put the design on and adjust it so it is straight. THEN put down the parchment paper over top. Then carefully (with an assistant, preferably) move the shirt to the heat press with the placement already worked out. This will prevent having to straighten the design on the heat press before pressing and running into the edge curling under. The actual pressing went fine, although I think 12 seconds is too short (375 F). We pressed each shirt a second time (12 seconds) and then used a hot iron (1800W) to smooth down the edges of the parchment that didn't stick to the design and waited to peel. Good peel. As you can see, the design is well stuck to the shirt. I wish they could make this paper so that you didn't have to peel the backing off first, because straightening the design on a heat press is practically impossible without the edges curling. It would simplify the process greatly. Thumbs up. Will use again.

Prints very well doesn't jam in my print I have a hp transforms to shirts very well

Small business owners and T Shirt Designers listen up! DON’T BE FOOLED BY AVERYS NAME BRAND—This brand PPD is flawless and wayyyyyy easier to use! Super clean results, quality photo images, sturdy material, and instant results UNLIKE SOME BRANDS that require a window space and cooling temp to peal! Other brands browned and yellow against the heat press, but this brand withstood different temps with spectacular results every time. Press, then cool for JUST a couple seconds and the image is ready to be pealed onto the shirt . The dark transfers aren’t hard to peal from the base paper and that’s a huge plus ! USE THIS BRAND for your custom Designs for your Cricut crafts!

Great product, basically foolproof because I did so many little errors for my family project and yet they STILL look amazing. I made shirts for my family's camping trip this summer and used this product to make our family logo (haha, cheesy I know!!). My family's shirts are a pure polyester fabric. Our dog's shirt (haha extra cheesy, I know!) is a 100% cotton fabric. My first mistake: I forgot to peel the backing!! Oof!! And I actually ironed it for a full 3 mins. Luckily, I was still able to peel it from the logo and re-ironed it. Still good! Another mistake: I didn't iron it for a full 3 mins and it still turned out well. Another mistake: I didn't wait for the logo to cool down before peeling. While I do see a slight indentation in the logo, still good!! Last mistake, I forgot to put a silicone paper in the inside of the shirt. Still good!! I did a logo in the back and camp names in the front. Thank you for a great product!

These were relatively easy to use. I made a set with the dark shirt transfers and one with a light shirt transfer that had to be mirrored. I could not find an iron of 1600w strength, so used the closest I could find (1500w) not sure if that is why I had issues. It looked great after ironing, but after a warm cycle wash (my laundry machine doesnt allow exact temps), I noticed the corners of the images were peeling. Is this from my iron not being strong enough? Or the washing machine being slightly wrong temp, not exactly 104? The two sheets of instructions (one on the backside of the front cover sheet, the next is the instruction page with the ruler diagram on back) have conflicting information, one says to tumble dry and the other says do not tumble dry. I am happy with the color but am unsure how long its gonna last with it peeling. I'm gonna round the edges then try to re-iron briefly. Anyone else had this issue?

Well, you have a customer for good now! This was so easy to use, the instructions were great and easy to understand, and the final products have been amazing! They are holding up amazingly too. I used one to put an image on the tote bag I carry everywhere and it gets quite banged up but the image still looks as fresh as the day I did it. It even washes well with no wear yet! Great product, just be sure to follow the instructions.

Easy to use with great results. I had a slight issue of the edge melting but I think The iron was too hot. Will experiment to see what are the best results. Would be good if they gave a temperature in the instructions

J'ai acheté ce produit pour faire de la personnalisation de sièges auto enfant. Après avoir choisis mes images j'ai imprimé une page avec tous mes motifs via un traitement de texte. Pour l'impression, j'ai juste choisi papier ordinaire mais haute qualité d'impression. Mon conseil à ce niveau est de monter un peu le contraste et la couleur : le rendu a plus d'éclat. La découpe est le moment un peu délicat : il faut faire doucement avec de bons ciseaux. Ensuite il faut décoller le motif du papier de support : ici une fine lame (type cutter) sera quasi indispensable. J'ai posé le motif sur la surface à décorer puis la feuille anti adhésive (fournie) et un coup de fer (température max). Un mouvement régulier une dizaine de seconde et le transfert était effectué. On voit sur les photos que le transfert se fait vraiment en profondeur, dans les fibres du tissu. Le rendu est super, les bords parfaitement fixés et les petites têtes blondes sont aux anges. Prochaine étape tester sur des vêtements à personnaliser. Vu la prise dans les mailles du tissu, je pense que ça devrait bien se passer. Lavage préconisé à 30° pour une bonne tenue dans le temps. Si mon avis vous est utile, cliquez, cela fait toujours plaisir !

This paper was brilliant and easy to use following the instructions, the hardest part was finding an inkjet printer I was able to use .

Loved how they have “how to videos” using their product. I printed my image using an inexpensive Hp Deskjet printer. Turned out better then I imagined. I used my cricut heat press to apply the image to my shirt. Most reviews said to use the dark transfer for both white and dark shirts. Which I did and both shirts turned out great. I just bought t-shirts from Dollarama. I only have one picture to share I forgot to take photos of the other shirts I made before giving them away. The only thing I was not 100% on is the crinkle sound on the shirt if you wrinkle your shirt a bit it sounds like paper. But honestly it doesn’t affect it that much while wearing the shirt, just something I noticed. But I am 3 washes in and my shirts still look great. Haven’t used a dryer to dry them as mine is broken and I have just been hanging my shirts to dry. Not sure if the heat from the dryer would affect them more. But I was worried about moisture sitting and peeling the image and that’s not happened. I am very happy with this product and will definitely be using it again.

Sehr gutes Material. Und kinderleicht zu verarbeiten.