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Use Avery 3271 heat transfer paper for light fabrics to personalize t-shirts, hats, bags, pillowcases and more with the name of your team, small business, or special event emblazoned on the front. Formulated for white or light-colored 100% cotton or cotton/polyester blend fabrics, the iron-on paper features a fade-resistant color shield formula that ensures crisp, long-lasting image quality with no cracking. Fabric transfer sheets are compatible with all inkjet printers. Customize your printable heat transfer paper with your own graphics, artwork, photos, messages, and texts for unique, one-of-a-kind creations. You can also use Avery Design & Print Online, our easy-to-use software, which features tools and hundreds of available templates for personalizing your designs quickly and easily. Once printed, the iron-on transfer can be cut with standard scissors and is also compatible with Cricut, Silhouette, and other electronic die-cutting machines. Designs can be transferred onto your fabric using a household iron or professional heat press machine. With special personal touches setting them apart, your group can wear their custom shirts and accessories with pride. This item comes with 6 sheets of matte white 8.5” x 11” Avery iron-on transfer paper for inkjet printers.
Create and customize your own printable iron-on transfers using the 8.5" x 11" transfer sheets that are great for personalizing t-shirts, aprons, pillowcases, bags, hats, tank tops, and more
Ideal on white or light-colored fabrics, the uniquely formulated heat transfer paper bonds with fabric, leaving it soft and machine washable; enjoy vibrant colors for up to 20 washes with our fade-resistant Color Shield formula
Easily transfer text, images, and photos onto light-colored fabrics with a standard household iron or professional heat press; full instructions for creating custom iron-on transfers are included in every pack
Make your own iron-on transfers at home by printing on your inkjet printer and cutting the iron on transfer paper using scissors or an electric cutting machine like the Silhouette and Cricut
Customize your printable heat transfer paper quickly and easily with available templates and designs using Avery Design & Print Online, great for kid's crafts, brand recognition, and personalizing your projects
These things are pretty amazing. This is how I stumbled upon them: I dropped the ball on making a special birthday t-shirt for for my son to wear on his birthday. I spent a bunch of time designing a shirt on a website, went to check out, and then I discovered it would not have arrived in time for the big day. Then I started browsing around websites for local print design companies, but taking into account the additional fees for the rush job, I was looking at something like $40 for a customized t-shirt for my son to wear. That seemed like an awful lot of money to spend on something that he would wear for a few hours. I ended up ordering Avery iron-on transfers from Amazon. Once again, Amazon Prime to the rescue.How the iron on transfers work: You go on their website to design whatever you want on your shirt (or tote bag, pillowcase, or whatever). You can import any photo or graphic, and you have a lot of freedom as far as image and text placement, colors, etc. Then you print the image on your inkjet printer and iron it on. It was super simple, and it turned out great. Although, I have to warn you: do not do it on a wood table. Or if you do, make sure to place sufficient buffer materials between your t-shirt and the table. I have a nice rectangular mark that appears to be a mixture of glue and fabric fibers that don't appear to be going anywhere soon. But this seems more like user error than the fault of the product itself which is why I kept the rating at 5 stars. Just be careful when you make yours.The package has 12 sheets in it and cost about $12. I bought a plain white t-shirt for $5 from a local big box store. So all in, I paid about $6 for my son's birthday shirt! I think I was looking at around $22 if I had ordered online from the first store I was looking at (more from local printing shops), and this way I was able to customize the whole thing top to bottom and use any image I wanted.Overall, I was really impressed with the quality and ease of use of the transfers. The program that you use to design the graphic is really fantastic and user friendly. It only took a few minutes to figure out, and it really gives you a lot of design options. The colors came out very crisp and clear. I recommend that you read the instructions very carefully, and if you follow them exactly, you're sure to have great results.
