20 Sheets Heat Transfer Paper for T-Shirts 8.5 x 11 inch Printable Heat Transfer Vinyl Bright Colors Heat Transfer Paper for Dark Fabric

Love this product and get fantastic results with it

Super padre muy fácil de usas y se dAdhiere muy bien

Me encanto los colores quedan muy bonitos solo que hay que seguir las instrucciones como no planchar no secar en la secadora y tu imagen quedará por mucho tiempo

So happy since I got Amazon Prime as buying anything is so easy and quick I absolutely love it. The transfers is as stated and delivery was next day as stated. I would recommend Amazon Prime to everyone it’s well worth it.

The GOODLSo far so good; I tried this on a white polyester string bag and it worked nicely; applied on a black cotton shirt and it adhere without issues; I also applied on a fleece sweatshirt and the image adhered really well, but I did damage the fleece because I had the heat too high. Overall, I love how the product adheres to the fabrics I have tried on.THE BAD:I tried applying to a soft sided portable cooler and it did not adhere well, so, be mindful of the surfaces you are trying to use on; since it had worked well on the string polyester bag, i assumed it would work well on the cooler but it did not, even though the surface texture appeared to be the same.KEY POINT: I have read endless complaints about the images not sticking; well, if you forget (like I did a few times) to take the paper off the back, it will not adhere to the fabric... (yes, it is a little tricky but with a small utility knife's blade corner, it can be removed easily, just pinch a corner and it detaches without much trouble).SO FAR:I have not yet washed any of the items, so I will come back and add to the review afterwards. The colors are bright and true to the ones I see on my screen.

This is my 2nd package, and I love making custom things for my family with this product. There are 2 different types. One for light fabric and one for dark. It really does matter. It won't look as good if you use the wrong one, but it will ultimately still work.Create, print with an ink jet printer, cut out, peel off back, place on fabric PRINTED SIDE UP, cover with parchment paper and iron on with the hottest or cotton setting. Secure after just 15-30 seconds. Pay special attention to the corners.Don't forget the background is white so just plain letters will need to be done on white shirts. I did lettering on a pink shirt and tried to print a pink background. It still looked great even though I was never quite able to color match the pink background to the shirt.All my projects have turned out good and I am so glad I found this product! Just to note, larger iron ons seem to hold up better in the wash than smaller ones. My very first project was an insect shirt I helped my daughter make for a school project. After a few months some of the bugs smaller than 2 inches across came off and the thin vines we ironed on started to peel off. But I have made plenty of other projects with larger iron ons that washed well over a year and my kids grew out of the clothes. I made my younger toddler daughter a few shirts with her favorite cartoon characters on them. Plenty of rough and tumble wear. I wound up donating them because they still looked great. I think if you did small iron ons on a different heaver fabric like canvas shoes or tote it would probably be fine.