HTVRONT Heat Transfer Paper for Light T Shirts -100 Sheets 8.5x11" Iron on Transfer Paper for Inkjet Printer, Stretchable & Durable Printable Heat Transfer Vinyl, Easy to Use, SG-RZYZ-0026

A l'utilisation, semble parfait niveau pose. Reste à voir si ça tient bien au lavage (attendre 48 heures après la pose). C'est mentionné mais je n'y avais pas prêté attention : ce n'est pas du A4. Le papier ne fait que 279mm de hauteur.

This is good. I do feel a bit silly as I didn't realize I was supposed to peel the paper off after I printed and before I placed it on the fabric. I had another type of transfer paper that I didn't need to peel and I was required to flip the image. Now I understand why they said not to flip the text. Thankfully I only ruined 2 shirts before I realized my mistake. I should have read the instructions better. Duh. I do think think that they should provide more parchment paper and it should be cut as large as the paper. Its smaller about an half inch on each side. However, if the image is too big, just use two sheets. The Image is vibrant but it has a very plastic feeling. The previous type I used, seemed to melt more into the fabric and wasn't as thick on top of the fabric. Make sure you set the temperature correctly on your iron. I have a press and it kind and it was set a little too hot and burned/yellowed the shirt I was working with.

I love this product! It prints so beautifully (and with a subpar printer at that)! The backing paper comes off easily and it looks awesome when ironed on the tshirt! One thing I’ve learned to be careful with is: If there are any tight inner angles on the image, I have to be very careful when peeling the backing off as the image can tear or stretch in those areas. I tore a small area on both of these but it doesn’t show at all after carefully placing the image down and ironing it on. I genuinely hope they launder and wear well. Will update my review after some time.

The best and easiest. HTVRONT is it.

I like this Heat Transfer Paper because it’s easy to use, whether or not one has a Cricut or Heat Press machine. There’s no mirroring involved, it printed easily with the proper settings on my inkjet printer, straight outta Word. It is suggested to only apply this product to garments containing at least 60% cotton. I like that because I like cotton. My shirt is 100% cotton. I used the whole transfer sheet, trimming it with my paper cutter, which actually didn’t like this paper. I’ve used the same Exacto cutter on all kinds of paper/material for years but, for some strange reason, I had issues evenly cutting this product, perhaps because it’s vinyl with the backing on it, but it all worked out in the end. There are several reusable parchment paper sheets included in the package. I followed the instructions for heating my iron, etc., set a timer for 2 ½ minutes, ironed it on, peeled off the parchment paper and Voila! My shirt looks great. (**Note: I edited some slightly questionable words so as not to offend anyone. Lol) Keep in mind that the user is also directed not to wear or wash for 48 hours after applying the transfer. So plan ahead to give your creation time to “set”. The process was simple BUT, according to the instructions, the resulting garment will require “high maintenance” care. (See directions photo.) For this, I deducted one star in my rating. What I mean is that the item on which the transfer is applied will require cold water washing and cannot be put in the dryer, high temperature will dissolve the design, so it’s recommended that it be air-dried in a cool place. This is not a problem for me since I cold wash and air-dry a lot of my wardrobe. BUT, I think it’ll be hard for some users to remember step 3 of the washing instructions: “Don’t use bleach or alkaline detergent when washing. Don’t rub designs with your hands.” What if you use Tide or other mainstream detergent? Do you have to buy something else or just let the garment quickly fade? What if you wanna hand wash? AND ok…I don’t know about you but, I’ve never really thought about the PH of my detergents, I just like using eco-friendly, natural and/or plant-based products as much as possible. Fortunately for me, when I quickly Googled this alkaline thingy regarding the one I primarily use, I found that ECOS Liquid Detergent is pH balanced. But if I wanna make gifts for friends, family or customers, I’ll have to include these care instructions??? Hmmm… So, I definitely see uses for this image transfer product for novelty items and/or items for which I (or whomever uses them) won’t have expectations of long-lasting garments without having to overthink the maintenance. I’ve used other papers that felt really stiff but came out fine through washing AND tossing in the dryer. Bottom line: I like, will use and recommend this product while informing potential users of the care instructions. Since the prints look so great on the dark fabric, I’m also gonna try it on lighter fabrics…what the heck.