PPD Iron on Transfer Paper for Dark Fabric Compatible with Inkjet Printer, 8.5 x 11 Printable T Shirt Heat Transfer Papers, Custom Print Photo, Durable, Flexible & Machine Washable (5 Sheets)

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!

Great product!

I was amazed how well this turned out. I think it’s the quality and “freshness” of this product. It hasn’t been languishing on the shelves of an office supply store. Make sure you have full ink cartridges or if you use tanks, that they are topped off.

80s party last minute costume, YO JAY! As much as I wanted to convince my wife (oh, this is husband writing from wife's account) that I wanted to get some vintage RUN DMC shirts ...well, they are kind of expensive. So we did the dark shirt Iron-On transfers instead. So our RUN DMC shirts in the pic are from the iron-ons. You can see they came out well. (We won costume of the night!)So here's why my 4-star rating instead of 5: these are HARD TO PEEL. You need to peel the back off and then iron them on. Other iron-on transfers I've bought have the slit in the back so it's easy to peel. These were MEGA hard, to the point that two transfers got ruined on the border because we could not peel them. Our picking at the transfer took ink off the corners of the print and became unusable. Which is good that we only needed two and this came in a pack of many.After the peeling, they did iron on very smoothly, so kudos to that. But if peeling a transfer might frustrate you, you may not find these ... *wait for it* APPEALING ... (haha).Would buy these again, making sure I have extras purchased, would encourage you to do the same if you get these.

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!

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?

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Love it 10/10 would definitely buy again, quality 9/10