Sublimation Transfer Ink Paper - 23 pcs 12" x 10" Solid Color Sublimation Transfer Sheets for Tumbler T-Shirts Mugs DIY Sublimation Transfer Paper

These sublimation transfer sheets are great. The colors are rich. It was very easy to weed! I cut a tiny square off of the corner of each sheet and numbered the squares and coordinating sheets. Then I wrote the coordinating number of the tiny squares on to a blank and pressed them. Now I have a way to know what the colors look like and I have a way to know each color when I order another set. It's a shame the company doesn't provide a sheet with the colors like they do in their ad. I also wish they sold all of the colors in individual packages so that I wouldn't have to buy 3 packs for a color that I need, but isn't sold separately.

Great colors, seems like a good value. I had some trouble weeding and almost gave up. I cut it according to the directions. The directions should also mention it needs to be mirrored and color side up for newbies.

I tried to make 2 t-shirts for my dad. The sheets cut and weeded beautifully. I followed the instructions that came with the product to transfer the images to the shirts and nothing happened. Then I looked up the heat guides on Cricut and tried again. Nothing. I included 2 pictures of each shirt. One with the image after I pressed it and one after I removed the image. As you can see, the shirts are as empty as when I began. (The dino is a whitish color and the worded one is bright yellow... or supposed to be.) I wasted a good part of my day weeding the image with all the words on it just to have to throw it away. I see the mugs on here that people have made with this product. Maybe it works better for that. I'll try a mug next time; but for the shirts, it's a total fail and I'm very sad.

great colors projects turn out great but it is hard to tell which color is which for projects so be patient if the color you sublimated isn't the one you thought it was.

It was not very easy to weed. I’m used to an infusible Ink brand that cracks and peels very easily. I do like the color transfer when using a heat press. My finished coffee mug had a few spots of the brown sheet on the mug. Very minor but still not what I would’ve liked.