(6 pack) Hello Hobby Print & Transfer White Paper Sheets for Dark Colored Cotton Fabric, Use with Ink Jet Printer, Includes 3 - 8.5" x 11" Sheets

used for a last minute project. water got on my toddlers shirt and the comes started to run. after washing, it looked horrible and bubbled up.

It was difficult to print non white areas and the color looked faded

Great product for the price. Highly recommend.

The transfer paper worked great! But when I followed the instructions that were on the transfer paper package for washing an item afterwards, my print still got ruined. Other than that it was a phenomenal product!

First time use. Haven't use it yet.

Works great for making tshirts and tea towels

My need for imaging transfer sheets has helped me find the right product that works. Hello Hobby makes imaging transfer so easy. Just pick your image, print, and apply. The light color fabric looks beautiful with any image you decide to print up. One printed the images are vibrant and very beautiful.

I ironed on a logo to the white draw string bag and it worked very well. Just don't forget to mirror/flip your image before you print it!. Also, if you trim it, don't trim it too much bc if the iron is on a lot of the material and not the transfer paper, it will leave brown iron marks. It probably works a lot better with a press than the iron. Instructions were detailed and easy to follow.

These dark fabric iron on sheets work great! The only issue i had with them is that i used the iron on paper for light colored transfers first and thought i knew how to use these. However, the directions are quite a bit different. First off, i didn't realize that the white background would show. i expected to be able to have floating images like with the light colored transfer. i would recommend picking an image that fills in the entire space so it doesn't leave a white background. With the light colored transfer you have to reverse your image and place it image side down on the fabric and then iron on to the back of the paper. With these you do not have to reverse the image and you do not iron the back of the paper. You have to remove the paper. Then place the iron-on image side up and cover with parchment paper (or a piece of fabric) and iron it that way. i messed up my first attempt by picking an image that had a white background and i tried ironing the paper so the edges curled up and look wonky in my finished piece. The actual iron-on looks good though, and i know if i had chosen a better image and followed the directions it would be fantastic. So, good product but follow the directions!

I was weary trying these It was my first time buying them, It was my first time even hearing about them as well. Made a design for my daughters birthday. Used my laptop and avery print site for templates. wirked like it says sinply following directions.