PrintWorksPrintable Iron on Heat Transfer Paper for Dark Fabrics & T-Shirts, 8.5” x 11”, 20 Sheets, Easily DIY, Made in the USAThe Forest Stewardship Council

I used these to iron on custom t-shirt designs for a friends getaway in 2024. Although they're starting to fade a little, all 12 shirts are still holding up well amid many washes and trips through the dryer (on low). I recommend making sure you press hard with the iron when transferring the design. If you work through the provided parchment paper, regular baking parchment paper works well too. Great product for the price!

I used these years ago, and bought them recently to try and make some tee shirts with personalized sayings on them. I was quite pleasantly surprised at how easy they made the job, and how well they work!! They have improved over the years, and will enable you to make a garment say whatever you want it to! I would highly recommend these not only to the novice (came with complete instructions) and the pro!!

recently tried the PrintWorks Printable Iron on Heat Transfer Paper for dark fabrics, and here’s my take on it.Pros:1. User-Friendly: The transfer paper is easy to use. Simply print your design, cut it out, and apply it with an iron. Instructions are clear and straightforward.2. Great Color Quality: The prints come out vibrant and true to design. The colors look fantastic on dark fabrics, making everything pop.3. Durable: After several washes, the transfers held up well without fading or peeling, which is essential for longevity.Cons:1. Requires Precise Application: To get the best result, you need to apply the right amount of heat and pressure. It may take a few tries to master the technique.2. Limited Sheet Count: With only 20 sheets per pack, it can run out quickly, especially if you have multiple projects in mind.3. Not Ideal for All Fabrics: Some fabrics absorb the transfer differently, which can affect how well the design adheres and lasts.Overall Impression:The PrintWorks Heat Transfer Paper is a great option for DIY enthusiasts looking to create personalized designs on dark fabrics. Its vibrant colors and durability make it worth the investment, but be prepared for some trial and error in the application process. Overall, I would recommend this product for anyone interested in customizing their clothing or fabric items!

This product is pretty decent, and that just about sums up the whole deal. That being said it actually works pretty well and you will see why it is only decent as you read through the review.First thing first is you have to hunt down the directions. I know that this may sound a littlebit like nicpicking but it is important. I've noticed a lot of beoples complaints about this and simular product is because they did not read the instruqtions, that may be because they couldn't find them. Instead of being located conviently on the backage or just at the rear so they could b easy to find they are kind of stuffed in and amongst the parchment paper. But after you find them you will see that they are really quite easy to follow and very clear on ehat will eork with the tranfer paper and even a useful guide on how long to iron your transfer for.As far as print quality goes it is pretty good. The colors are vibrant and the edges are clear. Just remember that if you want blank space on your frabric that you will have to cut it out sinc the transfer paper is whit and not clear. When you are cutting it out though be careful as the paper tends to slip off the backing even with a sharp xacto knife. That was a bit of annoyance. But as you can see from the picture once you get it cut out it transfers pretty solidly.Over all I woold have probaply given thi product five stars if it wasn't for the whole deal about it slipping off ofsits backing during the triming stage. I haven't had any of the t shirt pinted long enough to see how well they will hold upe

Ok

Made lil t shirts for my preschoolers. Worked out great! I'll be using these again for next year's shirts

Great product!

Colors are acceptable but blacks are not dark enough