Has anyone ever done heat transfers onto tshirts and stuff. Is it hard to do? How'd your project turn out?

Answer 1

It's really simple to do since most come with step by step instructions. All you need is your preheated iron.

Just be sure to stretch out the shirt on a hard flat surface so no folds are in the material. I used my ironing board and it worked great.

Also be sure the transfer is centered exactly where you want it, and _straight_. And remember to read any instructions or tips included with the transfer. Take your time, and it will turn out great. :)

Answer 2

I did our business logo on our shirts and jackets !! I got the transfer pages from the dollar store, did my design on the computer and printed them out. Easy easy !

ALL you really need is an iron... you can make a silly design on the transfer pages with a simple permanent magic marker if you don't have a computer to play around with the fonts.

Just be sure to read the directions and remember that anything you will be transferring needs to be put on backwards to come out forwards.

Happy crafting!

: )

Answer 3

It's not that hard to do you just need to follow the directions very closely and make sure your iron is set to the correct temperature. The projects usually turn out well if you follow the directions and make sure you have quality transfers.

Answer 4

it's not hard you just have to follow the instructions. try to not to leave it on for to long cause not all irons have the same heat settings. some are hotter than the other. so try practicing on a old t-shirt first so you can see how long to leave the iron on.

Answer 5

super relaxing and straightforward, get the paper at walmart or maximum suitable purchase 10 sheets for style of four funds i take a image of record albums with my camra and print them with my printer to the paper and iron on the tee shirts , human beings alway want to acknowledge have been have been given my shirts