Inkjet & Laserjet Dark Heat Transfer Paper Dark 3.0

Good product for DIY adding brand names to cloth with simple cloth Iron press at home.

I've been using TransOurDream Light 3.0 for my latest DIY projects, and I'm absolutely in love with it! The quality of the heat transfer paper is fantastic. The images I've transferred onto my light-colored t-shirts look crisp, vibrant, and long-lasting. The paper is easy to use, and the instructions are clear and concise. Even as a beginner, I was able to achieve professional-looking results. I've washed the transferred images several times, and they still look as good as new. If you're looking for a reliable and high-quality heat transfer paper for your light-colored fabrics, I highly recommend TransOurDream Light 3.0. It's a game-changer for DIY enthusiasts!

Amazing product

Great product, works as advertised no need for heat press iron is enough. But while printing your design just set your printer to maximum dpi.

It is not worth buying.

Satisfactory product

Great product! The vinyl is really easy to print peel and transfer with. Works great with both laser and inkjet printers. The vinyl is also quite stretchy, haven't had any problems of it tearing with basic use. Especially with smaller prints. Colors print vibrantly on it and don't fade after even multiple washes in the machine. Follow instructions correctly, use 100% cotton and don't iron a particular part more than 10-15 sec on high heat. That way you won't burn it. Don't use cotton blend tshirts - they might burn- use pure cotton tees. Looking to buy again and try different versions!!

good

Excellent product, easy to use! Amazing quality for first wear. Fades when washed inside out but was great for a fun weekend tournament team. I used parchment paper instead of the transfer paper included as was recommended in other reviews and it worked awesome! Printed on inkjet printer on High Quality print setting. Very vibrant!

They work as advertised and were great for seamlessly transferring an image to a T-shirt.

Lo usé para personalizar una playera y usé una impresora láser… aunque sea láser igual esperen que se seque un poco la tinta antes de tocar por encima el papel recién impreso! De resto, todo muy bien!!!

Yes, that's correct! These iron-ons work really well, but there are some secrets you should know to ensure success. Firstly, always wash your shirts before applying the iron-on, and avoid using fabric softener. Using fabric softener increases the risk of colors bleeding after the iron-on application and subsequent wash. This was a frustrating lesson for me, as I made several shirts without realizing they might bleed. Secondly, be mindful not to use too much ink. In my first batch, I used a high-resolution setting on my printer, which resulted in excessive ink usage and bleeding. So, to summarize: wash without fabric softener, print at regular settings, and then iron away. Following these steps worked perfectly for me!

You ay find this little different to use than other printable HTV.I have used Cricut machines for 10 years and made many clothing items with HTV decorations. The usual way was to use the mirror function. With this product you DO NOT mirror your pattern. The backing peels off so easily and you simply place your pattern on you t-shirt ( or whatever you are decorating). After your pattern is in place ,cover it with the enclosed Teflon paper (or you can use parchment paper.) Then press it with a dry iron on Cotton setting. The pattern adhered perfectly and quickly! A trick I learned from a professional T shirt printing company is to always use HTV for dark fabrics. There is no need to use HTV for light Fabrics. The colors are more vibrant when you use the HTV for dark. So that's what I always use with great success. This is a photo of the t Shirt I made for my Mothers 103rd birthday. She loves pansy flowers.