PPD A4 20 Sheets Inkjet Premium T Shirt Transfer Paper for White and Light Colour Fabric PPD-1-20

A few important things to remember..... This transfer paper is only suitable for white or light fabrics, so you can't print onto black or other dark colours, it simply will not work. If you are printing with letters/text then it needs to be revered, because otherwise when you iron it on, it will be back to front. Don't iron with steam turned on when using a steam iron Don't use an ironing board, they are padded. Use a table top or kitchen worktop. Always set your printer to print in high resolution Trim as much of the excess paper off before you apply it to the material. When washing use a low 30c setting I've used this paper for both t-shirts and canvas bags and it works very well, its easy to use, simple to apply and can be washed easily. The paper comes with a very easy to use guide, that gives you step by step instructions on how to print, apply the image to the material, so if you follow the instructions you will have no issue with using this paper. The guide also gives you good washing instructions so again just by following the guide you should have no issue at all. I've found that images printed on this paper appear really nice when applied to t-shirts, just remember to trim the excess paper, otherwise that will be stuck to the t-shirt as well.

Used these to make t-shirts for a stag party. I thought I'd make them myself instead of paying a company to do it and saved a fortune this way! I bought 2 packs (20 sheets total) and made 18 t-shirts, printed front and back, including a few sheets wasted due to mistakes,( remember to mirror the image you're going to print!) The end product turned out great, everyone thought they looked great. The main print was an embarrassing large photo of the stag and the detail...well it was amazing! I used white fruit of the loom t-shirts off Amazon. Doing 18 t-shirts front and back does take a bit of time though! Easy to follow instructions, with a video on YouTube. You could easily make some cool unique t-shirts etc with these. The print doesn't feel hard, it's flexible like cloth. The t-shirts were only used for a weekend and never washed so can't say what the lastabilty is like. I'd used these again if I needed to print onto clothing. Very good

I ordered this paper so I could transfer a word onto calico. I typed in the word I wanted but struggled to reverse it. I have an old version of word and my printer, whilst not that old, wouldn't reverse the word. I ended up saving my typing as an image and then opening it in a photo editor and reversing it that way. When ready to transfer the image I placed a large wooden chopping block on top of my ironing board and laid a cloth on it to give a little cushioning. Note that the paper I received does not have an iron on the back so it's a matter of clock watching whilst ironing. After about 3 mins I judged it to be ready so peeled off the paper whilst hot. The word had transferred beautifully but I was left with a very dark beige colour behind the word which didn't look particularly neat as I'd trimmed it close to the word. I think next time I will cut a very neat oblong so that the background will be at least straight! I am wondering if I could put a colour background behind the word so that it prints that onto the calico. I'm generally pleased with the product but the iron symbol would have been useful.

Perfect for what I wanted

I have previously used transfer paper which transferred only the colour to the T-shirt. This differs in that the ink from the printer is held in a thin plastic film, which is melted on to the t-shirt when heat is applied to the backing sheet. The resulting transfer sits on the fabric and has a flexible, plastic feel. I thought that the colours come out very well. I found that I had to remove the backing paper quickly from the t-shirt while still hot, otherwise the backing paper would re-bond to the plastic film and pull it off the t-shirt. Small transfers were very easy to apply but, with a large transfer, I had to remove the backing paper from the top, while still applying heat to the lower part, heating and peeling at the same time. With a little practice, these transfer sheets worked very well and I was very pleased with the results. If you haven't used these sheets before, I would suggest a practice on some scrap fabric before committing to your best t-shirt.

It is as good as the cricut one.

On my first attempt at trying to transfer an image,it was a failure,the lower part of the transfer came off,this was because I was using a cheap iron,and couldn't get it hot enough,so I bought a better iron,and it worked amazingly! Set the iron on maximum heat, don't use steam,and iron evenly over the transfer,take your time,and peel it of slowly.Hey Preston you will have the perfect result! Brilliant quality.I managed to do two images in the same don't forget to iron over your image with the silicon paper provided to seal the ink!

PPD Transfer Paper =============== I’ve been using the PPD brand not regularly, but on and off throughout the years and usually get great results. Maybe it's because its been a few years since my last batch or maybe I was unlucky with the item sent out, but the last lot, whilst it printed okay, did not last very long over a number of washes - I mean I still have t shirts I’ve printed back in 2007 using this brand bought from here - yes they are *extremely* faded now as I wear them often, but have clearly been extensively in the wash over the years and really withstood time fantastically. Not quite sure what to make of it - I will probably still use these, since it still comes out looking great, depending of course the material and colours you are transferring on to. Last bought at 10.50 for a pack of 20 sheets.Over the years I have found the old type non steam irons (which heat up more than the newer ones) along with a towel and a very hard surface like kitchen worktop tend to work better. Still recommend this brand.

Vielen Rezensionen, die das Papier bemängeln, zum Trotz habe ich das Papier bestellt. Wir benötigen für Kinder-/Schulfeste, bei Voltigierturnieren etc größere Mengen der Transferpapiere für T-Shirts, deren Motive erst vor Ort (z.B. Kind mit Pferd etc.) fotografiert werden. Im Laufe der Jahre haben wir viele Transfer-Papiere ausprobiert und müssen nun sagen, dass dieses Papier genauso hochwertig ist, wie die teuren Transferpapiere-wo man zum Preis der 20 Blatt bei diesem Produkt sonst nur 5 bis maximal 10 Blatt bekommt. Allerdings muss man bei diesem Papier zum Übertragen auf den Stoff mehr Druck und eine etwas längere Bügeldauer berücksichtigen (das steht in der Anleitung, die auf Englisch beiliegt, genau beschrieben. (.....was für manchen ein Problem darstellen mag, wenn keine deutsche Anleitung dabei ist - hier sollte der Hersteller/Versender nachbessern, wenn er zufriedenere Kunden möchte!) Was gegenüber den anderen Papieren auch unterschiedlich ist, sind die hier beiliegende Fixierfolien aus Silikon, die nach dem Aufbringen des Bildes verwendet werden sollen - bei uns hat es sich bewährt - das beschriebene Überbügeln zur Fixierung mit nur hochwertigem Papier ist optisch anschließenend nicht so schön. Ebenfalls empfielt es sich (wieder aus unserer Erfahrung mit diesem Papier) das Transferpapier nach dem Aufbügeln erst abzuziehen, wenn die Bügelstelle weitgehend erkaltet ist (etwa lauwarm geht) -es werden dann keine Bildelemente vom Stoff (wie dies in anderen Rezensionen beschrieben wird) wieder mit abgerissen. Im Drucker darf kein anderes Papier liegen-die zu bedruckende Transferfläche haftet etwas daruf und zieht manchmal das darunterliegende Blatt mit ein. Es empfielt sich auch die Transferblätter jeweils einzeln einzulegen - oder den Einzelblatt-Einzug zu verwenden. Generell gilt für alle Textilien mit Transferdruck, dass sie auf "links" gedreht (Druck also innen) gewaschen werden müssen, um den Druck nicht zu beschädigen. Ebeso sollte die Waschrtrommel nicht "knallvoll" sein und vorzugsweise mit wenigen Stücken im Schonwaschgang gewaschen werden, um lange Freude an dem Kleider-"Kunstwerk" zu haben. Eine Handwäsche ist, wegen der teilweise möglichen hohen Knick- und Reibungskräfte, nicht empfehlenswert Wir haben gestern viele T-Shirts "produziert" und waren, da kein Ausschuss entstand (wichtig, weil wir Shirts mit schlechtem Druck ja nicht mehr verkaufen können) sind wir sehr zufrieden. Unser Gesamturteil: 5 Sterne und "absolut empfehlenswert" ...wenn man bereit ist, sich an die Anleitung zu halten....

Se despegó la imagen de la playera en la primera usada

Appears to be a great product. I don’t have anything to compare it to but I’m happy with the tshirts I’ve produced with it and it’s easy to use.

PPD Inkjet Premium Iron-On White and Light Colored T-Shirt Transfers Paper is a game-changer for DIY enthusiasts like me. These 8.5x11-inch sheets (Pack of 20) have been a lifesaver when it comes to creating custom designs on my favorite clothing items. The quality of the transfers is outstanding. The colors appear vibrant and true to the original design, whether it's a bold graphic or a delicate illustration. I've used other transfer papers before, but none have matched the crispness and durability of PPD's product. What sets this transfer paper apart is its versatility. Whether I'm working with white or light-colored fabrics, the results are consistently impressive. It adheres well to the fabric and doesn't peel or crack even after multiple washes. One thing I appreciate is the ease of use. The instructions are clear, and the printing process is hassle-free. It's great for creating personalized gifts, team shirts, or simply updating my wardrobe with unique designs. In conclusion, PPD Inkjet Premium Iron-On White and Light Colored T-Shirt Transfers Paper has become my go-to choice for all my DIY apparel projects. It offers exceptional quality, versatility, and ease of use. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to add a creative touch to their clothing.

Ottimo prodotto come sempre, non è la prima volta che lo acquisto e lo utilizzo, le stampe vengono perfette, per cui lo consiglio vivamente.