PrintWorksPrintable Iron on Heat Transfer Paper for Dark & Light Fabrics & T-Shirts, 8.5” x 11”, 10 Sheets, Made in the USAThe Forest Stewardship Council

Try it, the instructions are easy to follow. I put a picture of my brother's grandson on a tee shirt for him. He loved it! So easy to do. Khol's has great tees to use for this.

A little confusing at first. This was my first try at printable vinyl.Make sure you have a top layer to use when you go to heat press it. Let it cool before you peel. My first couple tries I had problems with the color peeling off or crackling with the fabric after I peeled the top layer. (See pic)But once you heat press long enough, let it cool, peel it slow. It looks really cool! I can’t wait to try some other designs.I used my $50 Canon Inkjet printer and it came out just fine.Opens a whole new can for vinyl crafting!!!!

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Okay here is the skinny...I found no issue at all with weeding the image from the backing paper. Image transferred through the inkjet printer with no problems. 4-stars instead of 5 because we have yet to wash it. Directions are clear and concise, and if you follow them to the letter, you should have success. They even direct you to a video that shows every step. If it holds up in the wash, I will purchase plenty more.Little secret: I DON"T use an iron but own, use, and love my heat press.315 degrees for 18 seconds and wham...cold shirt!

I used it for a baby shower shirts and birthday present

My dad turned 50 and of course I HAD to put his senior photo on a hoodie now that he's B-A-L-D and wants his mullet back.Used it on a black hoodie and it turned out awesome! So easy to use just print, iron and you're set!

I purchased the light & dark package works well the light paper was a little hard peeling off the dark paper had 5 sheets but one sheet was a Avery sheet I dont know how that happened because this is not Avery brand so I feel short changed. But the overall I would purchase again

I have used a lot of different fabric transfers, but this brand is the absolute worst. It was next to impossible to remove the backing from the transfer image, causing a lot of unnecessary stress. I followed the instructions exactly, but still some of the ink came off the images. The sheet that is put over the transfer is the same size, so when I transferred images that were the same size, I had to exactly fit the sheet over the image, but the sheet moved, so the edges were not covered. On one shirt, when I put the image squarely onto the shirt, my first iron stroke caused the image to get crooked, but I could not correct this because the middle was already stuck to the shirt. I'm expecting additional problems when I wash the shirt, but I didn't want to wait to post this review.