EK SuccessJolee's Boutique Easy Image Iron-on Transfer Paper, White Fabrics

If you have a project that you want to personalize at a reasonable price, these transfers are a great choice. They are easy to use, but make sure you follow the instructions! The item you are placing them on should be pre-ironed so they are perfectly flat. (Pre-washing is also recommended, though I have skipped this step.) Also, make sure when ironing on the transfer you place your item on a hard, heat-proof surface. Do not use your dining room table, the iron is set to its highest temperature and could ruin the finish; also, do not use it directly on an ironing board with a cover, you must have a firm surface underneath. And, allow the full two minutes of ironing to make sure the transfer is set. If you need to wash an item that you have used the transfer on, make sure to turn inside out and uses cool water. If you need to machine dry, do so also on low heat. Follow these instructions, and you will have an item you can be proud to show off!

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I wanted to write a review because I know some were negative and it has not been my experience at all. The t-shirts I wanted to make turned out perfect! This is my first ever making them and the transfer paper worked like a charm. I thought it was going to leave a big white rectangle, but it did not. My only added recommendation is to iron twice, letting the paper coo completely in between. It was exactly what I imagined!

I loved these! This is my 1st time using transfer paper and the shirts turned out great! I see alot of reviews saying it was hard to peel the backing off. It really isn't. It makes me wonder if they maybe read the directions wrong. It says peel when transfer is cool enough to touch. So basically peel it while it's still warm. I noticed as some areas of the design got cooler, it was slightly harder to peel. Also, I saw some reviews that said the product didn't hold up in the washer. I feel like in those instances the fabric was probably washed too soon after pressing the design, was put in the dryer or a fabric softer/harsh detergent was used. With any type of transfer, vinyl, sublimation, ect. It's best to allow time for the media you're using to fully cure before washing. Usually 24-48 hours at least. The instructions do say to wash with cold water and line dry.

used these to make custom tea towels with my mom's recipes for gifts and they looked great