It says for use on 100% cotton. Can these transfers be used on nyon drawstring bags?
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It states for best results to Specially designed for use on dark-colored 100% cotton fabric
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I would say yes provided you take care to monitor the heat settings as to not destroy the nylon bag. The heat settings require for the transfer and the capability of the Nylon may differ.
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I used product as approved on label. It doesn't say you can use for clothing. I used on leather shoes and leather belt
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They are light weight and not meant for attaching to fabric. If it were a light weight cotton it might work, but no guarantee.
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We have not. However, we have used them on bright neon and on maroon fabrics and have not been very satisfied but it might be because our logo has no clean edges and so we end up having to include quite a bit of plain transfer paper on item. It does not look good at all as the iron leaves round spots on the transfer material. We decided in the end to pay for screen printing because this looked very unprofessional even for 8 volunteer t-shirts.
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Yes, but as with any cotton product, go easy on the bleach. And launder them as soon as you're finished with a task. You have a much netter shot at getting them pretty clean. Although I have to say, these are SO cheap....if one got really bad, I'd toss it.
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Shouldn't have any problem with 100% cotton. It has more problems if the yarn is too large or too small of a weight.
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Sorry but i have not tried to transfer to any other thing. I use it with colored pencils.
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I have used it for silken coach handbags and it has worked nicely. But I put them in a mesh bag. I don't put the cloth in the bag
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They will absolutely work as described, even if your if your mattress and mattress pad are as thick as they come, *if you follow direction. *(Although I'm just a consumer, I had to throw that little disclaimer in there because if you DON'T follow directions, you could damage or tear the sheet.) For what it's worth, I'm still using the original drawstring sheet I purchased in 2009, along with 2 others I purchased in 2012 for backup and laundry day. All of them are still in great condition.
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This paper/fabric is very thin but has an iron on backing . You could probably try it but the nub of the canvas may make it difficult to iron the transfer onto.
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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.
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I'm afraid that the soft fabric will be too flexible to accept and hold the ink. If I remember correctly, patterns that transfer are iron-on, and this requires the pressure of a pen.
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I haven't actually used this on canvas, but I think they would work fine. They work on cotton fabric just fine, even the thicker fabric for the inkjet printers with the iron on stuff.
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This is what it says on the can under Applications: Upholstery; Throw Pillows; Table Linens; Crafts/Quilts; Fabric Purses; Clothing; Silk; Wool; Linen/Cotton/Blends; Canvas Shoes. [Also] Do not use on "X" coded fabric. Do not use on carpets, leather or plastic. You may want to contact the manufacturer.
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I would go with the transfer paper for dark as it would work on dark, medium or light colored fabrics.
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I don't see why you couldn't use them to draw as they do not spread or run once they are applied; I use them to mark on fabric so can only theorize on the results on paper.
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yes but you would not be able to pt the drawstring, they are really cute for smaller things. I would recommend a bigger size