TransOurDream Tru-Heat Transfer Paper for Inkjet & Laserjet Printer (20 Sheets, 8.5x11", Dark 3.0) Printable HTV Heat Transfer Vinyl for T Shirts Iron on Transfers for Dark Fabrics (TRANS-D3-20)The Forest Stewardship Council

I used ironing on. And came out good. Didn’t change the color. Hopefully same quality outcome after washing it. Gonna wait for 48hrs to cure before washing it.

I love these. They are very easy to use and my family loves the shirts that I've created with them.

I love these sheets. I printed a bunch of my logos out, cut them on my Cricut, then pressed them on some canvas bags. One thing to note - when printing with a laser printer, use the label setting (change your paper type to labels). I learned this from another review (thanks)! Printed perfectly. Be careful weeding, as the material is very thin. But once you do one, its' easy peasy! It pressed perfectly with my heat press (follow instructions). Wonderful, wonderful product. It's the only one I found where I could use a laser printer. Who used inkjet anymore?!! Thank you for making this product!

Good value as this was pretty cheap to purchase. We used a laser printer to print the image it looked great, as it came out. One of them did smear, but that could have been my fault so I won't fault the product.However, after washing the colors did change and mix a bit. Maybe that could be due to the ink that was used, as I can't be confident it was the paper itself. So I'll leave this at 4 stars, if I can test this out with different printer and verify if it was the paper or printer i'll adjust this review.

The paper quality, stickiness and functionality makes ease of use. Love the look it makes. Great value for the money.

Great for printing images and ironing the image onto shirts. I enjoy designing and making my own t-shirts. I use a Cricut for many shirts, but the Cricut is not intended to make one-layer images. I made several shirts with this iron on paper and could not be happier. I own a t-shirt press. The linen piece with the kit heats and seals the iron well. I even use the linen piece for other iron-on projects. I highly recommend TransOurDream Tru-Heat Transfer Paper for making custom designs.

At first glance this was amazing. I had found a way to sublimate on dark colors. Very happy, even though it was the first time , I was putting a design on black shirt . Especially sublimation designs. Made a few shirts like 30 for my first job, had them for about a week, and then 8 started getting pictures of the designs. It looked as if the ink was watering down. I couldn't believe , so I blame the shirt. Gave the customer a huge discount , an made him 10 more for free . O ly to get a message for the following week the design was fading again. And when I say fading I mean the colors would look like they were melting and the design started to look fuzzy, blurry if I were to describe it. I thought maybe the ink but when I bought transfer vinyl for sublimation I ended up finding out a way better method and looks nicer. As of right. Ow I haven't heard complains about that method, I also made the kids some shirts so that I can see them over time. I loved this product at first which is why I even ordered the bigger package , o ly to be disappointed as time went along . I still have Alot left over but I don't feel comfortable using them because I know what might happened. So I think I'll just throw away my remaining. Great idea just didn't deliver for me.

Does not work well with laser printer, and I'm pretty sure it damaged the drums on my very new printer. After several failed print attempts, my printer started printing faded images and horizontal lines on colored images. I'm buying new drums since several cleaning attempts did not fix the issue. I'll be trying a different vinyl next time.