Will the material handle an iron on transfer?
369968
I don't know...Sorry. I bought to use as is for kids helping me in my kitchen.
369969
I don't think it can handle the heat to transfer the print. I embroidered mine so I'm not sure.
369970
yes definitely, some of the pictures in the listing are from moms that they sent to us, you buy the transfer paper, print anything in your computer, cut and iron-on, these aprons are perfect for iron on or patches, yes. thank you donnie, linen products
369971
Yes, that's what I did. On the pocket I iron on transfer each kids name. Also, as part of the party each kid got to decorate their apron with fabric markers and fabric paint.
1659760
I have used my iron regularly and have not had a single problem with it. I would recommend this product as it functions well, the sole plate remains clean, and it is easy to maneuver.
1044330
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.
1004371
I don't know....I returned this iron after I used it once it leaked like a broken water pipe....
330910
I would say no, anyway, this is not the iron you want. I had nothing but trouble but purchased a Black and Decker iron and LOVE it. Not as expensive and ALOT betters. Does not lead and I am a sewer and use it everyday.
903655
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.
1501286
I have not tried to do that, don't know how it would respond to an iron. If I did I would probably just butt the two sides together and do a wide zig zag to sew the two pieces together.
865963
The ironing mat itself is quite sturdy, & does not appear to 'leak' heat to the surface you're ironing on. If I were ironing on granite, however, I would place a larger towel or something underneath the mat, in case your iron went off the mat slightly - wouldn't want to scratch the granite.
317322
In my opinion it will. I spent 30 years as a journeyman sheet metal fabricator and this machine performs very well. I myself have run single pass beads on 1/4 steel and burnt in very well.
75486
Will take a lot of adhesive and large heat sinks to make a difference. But...it should hold and transfer heat as long as the cast iron housing is very clean. Grease and oil will likely prevent a tight bond. Good luck with at the track.
2013894
Yes, but the problem is the screen plastic. You have to use the transfers from a sheet they send and unless you take your time and by that I mean very slow process it will stick together.
1326526
Yes, the pressure is adequate. I have found it very useful especially with silk and sweaters. It also refreshes clothes that you would normally re iron.
1972901
Yes. As long as the elec. Magnet switch is on. VERY powerful magnet ! It would support a mule!
599156
Should work... unless overly soft, it does not seem to need a lot of pressure from the heated anvil to the transfer grain paper when setting the product to the surface. Repeated thin layers seem to be key to getting good results from my brief experience with this repair kit. They give you some practice matieral in the kit too so can experiment with that first. Good luck!
1124791
The iron was a gift. The user says she has not used it for "came" so has no idea.Sorry for the lack of info.
1196559
Yes they can. Just ensure iron is not on steam and leave in on for a few mins to transfer the item. I used them for my daughters 1st birthday. Baby Minnie Mouse. U can pretty much transfer anything. Your child's pic. I had to do a couple of try's just to get the right lighting color etc....
1294189
Yes. There is no problem on the inkjet to transfer paper. The iron on question is not with the R2880 but with the fabric. If you use a iron hot enough to do the transfer, some synthetic fabrics may melt under the hot iron. Fabrics like cotton and linen can take the heat some of the synthetics cannot. Fabric texture can also be a problem. You may transfer to the top of the texture, but not to the bottom. A knit cotton "T" shirt should be fine. However, it is best to try it out on a sample scrap of fabric first.