I want to put names on T-shirts, do I have to cut each letter out or can I just iron on the whole transfer?
88365
There are two types of transfers one for dark fabric and one for light. If you are using transfers for dark fabric you will have to cut them out exactly and lay them face up. If you are transferring to light colored material you will not have to cut out as carefully. These you print out on light material transfer paper in mirror image and lay them face down. Hope this helps.
88366
Well it depends... This paper's background is white. You peel it off then iron that on. So when it goes on a black shirt you see the image you printed RXACTLY how you printed it... White spots and all. To get an effect like the one in the image above you have to cut out each letter. And the clear one is meant for heat press. You can iron it but it doesn't turn out so nice. But it's also the most economical choice.
88367
Its best to carefully cut them out. Or make a dark background because the wntire paper would be transfered and a white square will appear on it. So cut the white out.
88368
If the t-shirt its white you can iron the whole transfer, if you have a color shirt better cut each letter out. Always is a good idea to try first on a scrap of fabric of the same color. Better if you use cotton fabric.
88369
You have to cut each letter out. The transfer goes on white, like a piece of paper, but it's rubberized.
88370
If you print out a picture with letter it's ok to iron the whole sheet but if it's just letters. I would cut them or you will see the white of the transfer paper on your shirt.
1380935
I have used this product and you can use an iron but it comes out way better on my heat press cause it gets the same amount of heat consistently. If one spot cools before you are able to pull off shirt, it will stick and then is hard to remove.
2111515
I don't think so. If you order the forms/shapes they come with ironing paper.
2249037
You will need to purchase HTV or Heat Transfer Vinyl or Hot Fix Rhinestones. The press comes with a Teflon non stick sheet that you will cover your shirt and design with to make sure you don't have any problems with your materials sticking to the top platen of the press. Start gathering the vinyl now. Keep a list of what kind needs what temp and how long to press. These are just some tips I found useful.
879638
i never used a household iron to do a transfer. If i would do this size i would rather use the the opague version. think that would go easier
678278
Yes but you have to edge cut the letters because if there is white paper when ironing, it will turn yellow on the shirt.
552718
I have used it on some clothing, but not on t-shirts. I only have a problem with puckering if I use thin shirts. I use medium cutaway and heavy weight shirts without a problem.
1614018
I have 3 lines and our name line has 26 letters including periods and spaces. I don't know what they allow, but due to its size, I would imagine you wouldn't want to do much more than that. Hope this is helpful.
589101
Yes, you do take off the backing before you press it onto the shirt. I myself put Teflon paper over the design before I press it onto the shirt. That way, it will not mess up your design. I hope this answer helps.
25617
Answer #1: No, red is not recommended. Refer to opaque transfer sheets for the bolder & darker colors. Answer #2: Yes, if you only want the printer objects shape, you will need to cut away the "waste"...otherwise you will have a 8.5" x 11" rectangle (with whatever background color you have chosen) with your printed object on it.
479714
No you can't......it just doesn't work on dark garments. You have to get opaque transfer paper for dark items.
2255252
It's a transfer for fabrics. The transfer itself is like a sheet of paper. You put it into the printer, then use an iron to put whatever you printed onto fabric. I don't think it would work at all on paper, that's not what this is made for.
729182
If the transfers are for cotton fabric, no reason they shouldnt. You might want to wash them first to remove any sizing.
1668116
I don't know. I put 17 characters on one line for the stamp I got. My guess is that you can put as many characters as you want.. the stamp will be sized to take the line you wnat
763754
You just email them after your done with the purchase. There are quite a few letters that can fit on there. You just want to make sure it's not too much so it's legible.
669689
Hi the answer to your question is yes you can if you cut out the wording then use the templet
59343
The entire iron on is transferred to the shirt not just the image. It is clear but can look kind of dingy. I had an issue with this at first because little tiny hairs or fuzz was getting trapped under the transfer and it looked gross. I just trimmed around the image leaving only about a quarter inch border and it looked much better.