25 Sheets Dark Fabric Inkjet Heat T-shirt Transfer paper 8.5 x 11 by Dingword

First....the directions that came with the paper no where said that I had to peel off the decal. I knew it didn't make sense...but I kept ironing the thing and it wouldn't stick. I came back here...read some reviews and there it was, plain as day, print the decal....you don't have to mirror it or reverse print it. What you see on the paper is the actual decal. Why they don't tell you to peel it is beyond me. But once I did? Perfection! Love this item and highly recommend it....with the caveat....incomplete directions. If you have never used this type of dark image paper before you wouldn't know to do this. Now that I know it creates beautiful tshirts. I made family ones for my 30th high school reunion and cannot wait to hear the compliments I know I will get. Looks professionally done.

This was really great quality transfer paper. It was really flexible when applied, which made it comfortable to wear. I've worn shirts where the transfers were really stiff and it just feels really tough and uncomfortable against your skin; this was not like that at all! Printing from my personal printer was easy and the colors showed up as you would expect on a normal sheet of paper. The ironing process was a bit time-intensive, but that's to be expected, and the results were great.Just be sure to launder your t-shirts (or whatever clothing you're using) before you apply these, so the shirts won't shrink later and make the edges of the transfer curl!

Needed this to create "survivor style buffs" for a kid's birthday party. They work amazingly well. You create your graphic, print it on these sheets ( I used an HP OfficeJet Pro 8100 color printer). Then you cut out your graphic, peel the backing off and lay it on your fabric. Place a white pillowcase over the graphic and the fabric, then put a hot iron (wool setting on my iron) on it and iron in one direction for 45 seconds, then in the perpendicular direction for another 45 seconds. Then lift the pillowcase off and voilà! You have a custom made article of clothing. The price of these doesn't even compare to what you find in an office supply store. These are about a dollar per sheet. Office supply stores are more like $3 each.

I purchased this item because the price was so low. I used the transfers for both t-shirts and koozies. I have had better, longer lasting results with both Avery and Thermoweb Heat'n Bond EZ Print transfers for DARK FABRICS. These transfers tended to wrinkle sooner, making for a much less polished appearance. I also don't think the color vibrancy was as good. I will use the rest of the sheets to make koozies for an annual pig roast (NOT for any more t-shirts), but will go back to Avery and/or Thermoweb when I need to reorder. I wouldn't say that these transfers were a waste of money (definitely worth a try due to price alone), just not as good or as durable as the more expensive brands.

I tried to print some vintage 1980's Star Wars t-shirts that contained stills from the movie and they came out blotchy using the recommended settings. I guess it would look fine from 10 feet away but looks like crap up close. Not impressed. Maybe this paper works well for vector art, but it sure doesn't do photos all that great.

I was worried that these fabric transfer sheets would not be of the same quality as the national brand I buy in office supply stores, so I was very pleased when I printed 4 sheets and transferred them to fabric without a problem. The color quality is clear and bright. I can tell no difference between these sheets and the much more expensive national brand. The only negative was that the package of transfers did not include an instruction sheet, however, they did include protective sheets for pressing the printed sheet onto the fabric.

Product looks good now that I finally figured out you have to peal off the backing before trying to iron. First transfer paper I have ever used that you didn't have to print in reverse in order to read the print but you do print this and iron on top of the decal. What they don't tell you is to peal off the backing before you begin to iron. I haven't washed it yet so not sure how it will hold up after washing. Also getting some little bubbles on the transfer. It may be that the highest setting is a little too hot. Plan to try and turn iron down a bit.Update on this item. Transfers washed out on first use. Will not purchase again. Complete waste of money.

These have been good.There were small issues with difficulty peeling the backing, and corner lift ups but overall a very good product