Transfer 8-1/2-Inch by 11-Inch Magic Ink Jet Transfer Paper for Dark Fabric, 3-Pack

UPDATE:I am happy to say that it washes well. Just make sure you flip the shirt inside out first.Also, using a pillowcase (I'm a dork and lost the silicon sheet!) works just as well to adhere the paper to the shirt. I wish I could post a pic of how well they came out!!I bought a second pack for my next project already! :-)ORIGINAL REVIEW:First, there are only three sheets in this package. (I'm a dork and didn't realize that, thinking there were five, so I was sad for a second.)Second, we are going to Phoenix Comicon as part of the Doctor Horrible cast, and my 3 year old is going to be Captain Hammer (because we're meeting Nathan Fillion, and I want to say, "Please sign my kid!"). But they don't make shirts his size. So I improvised and printed a logo onto this paper. It printed cleanly and the colors did not smear while I separated the backing from the iron-on.Third, I followed the directions with a timer (30 sec light pressure, 30 sec heavy pressure). The silicone sheet that comes with came right off and did not stick, but the product worked so well that I couldn't find any edges to pull up, and the colors were still good and strong. Haven't washed it yet, but when we're all done, I'll come back and post a pic.Definitely worth the money. Great product. Would definitely recommend.

I was able to use this to customize my daughter's doll for the holiday so she and the doll can match. It was great!One suggestion, make sure you follow the time guidelines for the ironing. I got distracted for a moment and the patch I left heat on for a bit too long as I spoke to the other Santa got somewhat discolored.All in all, though, great kit :)

I just made a shirt last night using these transfers, and the overall process was very easy.. here's what you do:1. Print out your image (DO NOT mirror it!)2. Cut it out (the image will print on a white background, so cut it exactly as you want it to show.3. Peel off the backing4. Place it where you want it on the shirt5. Put the iron sheet (included in the package) over the image, and iron it using a non-steam setting.6. Iron 30 seconds light 30 seconds hard, and you're done!The shirt looks great, but I wish this had a clear background rather than one that shows white. I printed the background black so it would not be noticeable, but it still is. Overall the image is stuck on well, and didn't rip when stretched during wearing. Making shirts for a bachelorette party and it's an affordable alternative to buying shirts!

I love making t shirts and I have experimented with many companies and I find this to be the worst experience I have ever had. I was so excited to open the package and use them that I did it right then and there. I got a black tank top and printed out a picture, had an iron that was set on high, and got to work. The only thing that happened was the paper turned brown and I had to dispose of it. This is worthless (to me at least). I followed ALL of the provided instructions and this occurs. I've never had this happen and I'm furious. Such a waste of a cute halter top.

I was able to get the design on the shirt without any problems. However, the pictures on the packaging are misleading. I was under they impression that it was a clear background (since there is nothing except the design shown on any of the shirts), but after opening it the directions say to cut out the designs. Since I just had words to put on the shirt it would not have worked to cut out every single letter and place them on the shirt, so instead it has a big white background that takes up half of the shirt.

I always use Transfer Magic Paper for all of my projects. But when I ordered this from Amazon I got 3 sheets from a company called "world paper" in a clear envelope, not a sealed transfer magic package like I would buy in the store. And it did not even include the parment paper I needed to do the transfer. VERY DISAPPOINTED!

Pro: Very opaque, and good color transfer onto colored cotton and cotton poly.Best transfer to color of 4 brands tested...Con: Difficult to separate the layers of the individual sheets for application.Tip: Buy two more sheets of transfer paper than needed for your project to test both your printer and heat transfer time for the best result.

I made three shirts with this paper. The first was the frying pan bowling shirt. This paper does have a white background and for this project I kept some of the background to better set off the image. For the birthday shirts I didn't want any white showing so I cut around the entire image. Tedious, but I'm very happy with the results.The paper backing is a little but tricky to get off, but once it's started it comes away cleanly. I followed the directions exactly and the shirts all came out beautifully.