HP Iron-On Transfers for T-Shirts, 8.5x11", 12 Sheets

2024-06-04T20:00:00

I cannot print these on my hp officejet 4650. The scaling can not be adjusted and im out of warrantee. Im buying a canon or epson that is much more user friendly. After i do ill update the review.

Not 2.

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2021-10-28T20:00:00

Shadow shows behind design and can?t get rid of it

Charlene M.

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2021-06-25T20:00:00

Did not like this product because you have to do too much stuff to actually download the picture

MzQueenB

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2021-03-25T20:00:00

I paint these makeup bags & sell them. The iron on transfer made it so much easier. Looks fabulous!

Sweet M.

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2020-07-30T20:00:00

Helps to show the smile that is under the mask. This did the trick, people don't have to guess how friendly I am. This also is a creative way to lighten up the gravity of having to wear a mask.

SJJS

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2020-05-25T20:00:00

The transfer paper would not adhere to the material!! Waste of money

Unhappy 3.

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2020-05-23T20:00:00

I have never used transfer paper before, it was phenomenal for my project. The doily in my pic was one used on table runner for my son's wedding. It was linen so not as sharp as would have been on cotton but still filled the bill! Thank you for a great product and your customer service!

Mom C.

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2017-06-15T20:00:00

It was very easy to use, simple instructions and worked well. Will be buying more for sure.

NG07

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2016-10-20T20:00:00

Washed and dryed after 24 hours as directed. Colors faded and the paper is lifting off the fabric. Also directions say to leave a 1/4" edge around design but the edge shows on light colored fabric. Shirt is ruined.

Gail36

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2013-05-01T20:00:00

These sheets are super easy to use and produce amazing results.

TRider

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2013-03-10T20:00:00

We bought these to make a club t shirt. We read the reviews from other sites and then thoroughly read the instructions and followed them to the letter. We were very pleased with the results. The colors were vibrant. It take patience to achieve a great outcome, but it is worth it! Very economical.

Betty39

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2013-03-06T19:00:00

I have been using these for a while. I've tried others in a pinch, but always come back to these. The application process is easy, and the quality is good. As in other iron on, even those you purchase in stores or at concerts, wash them wrong side out and air dry, they will last a long,long time. I highly reccomend this purchase.

techmom

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2013-02-06T19:00:00

This product surprised me at how easy it was and how successfully my project turned out! Followed directions to the letter and had no problem. I've tried cheap transfer paper in the past and was reluctant to try again but decided HP might have a better product... glad I made that decision. Created a logo, put it on a jacket and am thrilled with the result.

Cpmyrtle

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2013-01-20T19:00:00

I was really happy with this product. It was easy to use. It worked perfectly. At first, I was worried that my lightweight iron would not be hot enough or heavy enough to transfer the images, but it wasn't the case at all. I transferred some kids' drawings onto homemade aprons for my son's class auction and it turned out so cute. I will be ordering more for some personal projects in the future.

MListon

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2012-12-30T19:00:00

The 1st transfer work great! Directions were easy to follow and very concise. I saved money by using HP as an after-thought. I will go to HP 1st from now on for my paper and supply needs.

hs1946

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2012-12-15T19:00:00

Follow the excellent directions that come with the product and you will be rewarded with a perfect image.

dbowjr

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2012-11-27T19:00:00

I had excellent results with this product. Another product that I used left a green cast on white areas. HP transfer paper produced accurate colors.Thank You. I shall order this again

SEWLU

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2012-09-22T20:00:00

I have used several different transfer papers and hands down HP is the best. I only have HP printers so that may be the key. Use papers compatible with the printers/copiers. If you follow the directions you should have great results. You do have to use a lot of pressure and apply heat as the directions say. I have applied the heat a little longer but I think the real key is the pressure, Also - your print will last longer if you wash the garment inside out and dry on low heat or hang to dry.

Crafter

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2012-01-07T19:00:00

I figured ( after about 4 tries) an easy method of doing this without having to fight getting extra paper off shirt. I love the stuff I did 6 shirts in no time it was a breeze and looking forward to doing more.. My easy method of appling graphic to shirt I sized my graphics to be about 7 by 9 1/2 inches I printed the graphic on transfer paper so there was a border around it with about 1 inch at bottom and 1/2 inch sides and top. When printout was done then I placed a sheet of computer paper over design and traced a line about 1/4 inch out around design I cut this out of computer paper then placed sheet over transfer paper again with cutout over design. I taped it on a couple edges to hold in place. Placed it on shirt and after ironing a good 3 or 4 min.I waited about 1 min and then took hold of bottom of paper to peel it up and off. The excess transfer paper was now stuck to the computer paper not the shirt making it so easy to grab and just peel up. I had no excess paper to remove from shirt

GGMA

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2011-12-15T19:00:00

Irons worked well.... MUST follow directions carefully!!! Really push on the iron and definitely have it on max heat and your iron ons will turn out almost perfect! For the price it's well worth the effort and it does take some effort!

KBarrett4

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2011-11-17T19:00:00

I only ironed on one shirt. Worked very well. Easy instructions. Looked very good. Have not washed the shirt though, so we'll see how that turns out. But according to many reviews, going through the wash should not destroy it.

blanche

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2011-08-09T20:00:00

Transfer sheets take a bit longer to actually adhere to fabric than directions indicate it will and the backing paper doesn't peel off in one smooth effort. You need to use patience when working with this product for it to really come out properly. As long as you do that though, you should have no problem with it and the end results are well worth your efforts. I've since purchased additonal quantities of this product and will continue to do so in the future.

thurzasue

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2011-08-02T20:00:00

I tried the transfer paper on poly/cotton, like the directions said, but I can see the clear transfer film. The letters came out OK, but It just didn't look as good as I had hoped. Perhaps on thicker fabric or an off-white color, the transfer would work better. I do like how easy the paper is to print and use but I would have liked the end product to look more professional.

Kevincat

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2011-08-01T20:00:00

Just follow the instructions, print your logo, design or whatever you'd like & you have custom shirts, jackets, accessories. I even put my logo on my tripod & camera cases. Using Google Docs I was able to use different sizes & print multiple images of different sizes to use up almost the whole page. On clothing, the transfer paper has held up great after just a few washes, so far. I use U.S. made American Apparel T-shirts that you can order in 3-pks per size for $45. The people that I gave logo shirts to want to buy more too. GREAT idea, great product!

DianeKNY

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2011-08-01T20:00:00

great product, did exactly what is was supposed to do...the women's homeless shelter i work, the ladies had a ball painting on a tee shirt, with a transfer of my dog...many uses

efshanee

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2011-07-27T20:00:00

These transfers are of exceptional quality...easy to use. They produce a brilliant color and retain it's color after washing in cold water. Highly recommend for quilts and all craft projects.

denis5983

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2011-03-03T19:00:00

good artical v.helpfull. to answer your question..Inks will run from fabric if they are not properly fixed, its kind of like using felt tip pens. You can purchase specialist fabric for printing directly on to, usually available on specialist paper or craft websites. Its a good idea to use this or to use transfer paper as it has special fixatives in it to hold the inks. I think you can also buy specialist fixative sprays from craft stores but best to ask assistant for advice. hope this helpfull!

hanni

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2011-01-01T19:00:00

I was worried about these because of the reviews. But if you follow the directions, they really work beautifully. Empty your iron of any water. Use a piece of cardboard under it on an ironing board, iron for 90 seconds using quick up and back motions counting to 20 in one spot before moving on, let it cool for a minute or two and they peel off perfectly. They also shipped them to me the next day for free. And I mean I ordered them on a Thursday evening, and I had them at 10 am on Friday. Amazing service. I bought some from Target because i ran out and the quality is not NEARLY the same. They are duller and not as crisp and the backing is more "invisible" with the HP transfers.

JDuncan4

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2010-12-12T19:00:00

I purchased this product and was extremely dissatisfied with the results. Only one of the 5 transfer sheets that I tried worked, resulting in 4 ruined T-shirts. As the product is allegedly backed by a limited warranty, I called the 800 number and after a 30 minute wait on the line I was told to return it for a refund. I will use the refund to purchase another iron-on product.

mtee

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2010-11-16T19:00:00

I tried to us e this product - buying multiple t-shirts for a fun design. The printing works fine, but it is next to impossible to iron these on to a shirt. The transfer does not take easily and rips. I trashed two shirts, and thankfully did not get a third one messed up. $14 down the drain for two nice shirts. Please don't make my mistake.

michael0815

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