A-SUB Inkjet Iron On T Shirt Transfer Paper for Light Fabrics 10 Sheets A4, Print Your own DIY Shirts for Christmas, Anniversaries, Birthdays and Parties

Used this for my Halloween bags absolutely loved it printed well and easy to use highly recommend even ordered more ready for Christmas

Just what I needed.Printed school logo on t shirt and the paper is of great quality.

It printed fine and then it was very hard to transfer it to a cotton fabric, ended up burning parts of the fabric trying for so long the first time so I had to put another fabric in between otherwise it wouldn’t work, you need high heat and I would either burn the fabric or use the iron in a lower temperature setting that wouldn’t transfer the image at all. In the end, the result was good but had to waste a few items trying to transfer following the instructions. You definitely need to try and test a few times first until you find the way it works with your fabric but the end result looks good quality

I followed the instructions carefully, and now have a couple of T-shirts very nicely printed with my own design. I can't say how long the printing will last – I haven't washed the T-shirts yet – but the initial results are pretty good. As others have said, you can see the outline of the white background around the design, but it's not too intrusive.A few tips.Firstly, the instructions say you mustn't use an ironing board, because it's too soft. I used a large ceramic tile, which was the perfect hard surface to work on.Secondly, the instructions say you'll need to experiment to see how long to iron the transfer for. It's best to do this on an offcut, ironed on to an old piece of cloth. My first attempt I ironed rather too long, and the white background came out very slightly singed (as you can see in the photo).Thirdly, most importantly, the colours printed by my inkjet are nothing like the colours printed onto the paper. Most of the time on this project was spent fiddling around to make sure that I got a nice solid green printed. On the screen it's very pale – almost yellowish – but on the T-shirt, after a *lot* of experimenting and printing small coloured squares on the edge of the printing paper I got exactly the shade I was looking for.

Easy to use and value for money

After wasting 3 sheets of the paper because I didn’t keep my press on long enough and let it cool down properly before removing the backing paper !!! It takes a bit of getting used to but for the price it’s okay!!! The result is a bit on the stiff side but then it’s just a glorified fabric sticker

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Love using these, already ordered more