Name: Avery Heat Transfer Paper for Light Fabrics, 8.5" x 11", Inkjet Printer, 18 Printable Iron On Transfers (8938)
Brand: Avery
SKU: 231461664360005636
Price: 31.86 USD
Rating: 3.6816 (223 reviews)

Use Avery heat fabric transfer paper 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 transfer paper features a fade-resistant color shield formula that ensures crisp, no cracking, long-lasting image quality. Fabric transfer sheets are compatible with all inkjet printers. Customize your printable heat transfer paper with your own graphics, artwork, photos, messages and texts or use the free templates and designs on the Avery site. Once printed, transfer paper is designed to 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 18 sheets of matte white 8.5” x 11” Avery iron on transfer paper.

Avery Heat Transfer Paper for Light Fabrics, 8.5" x 11", Inkjet Printer, 18 Printable Iron On Transfers (8938)

Annie M.

Very easy to use product, will buy again.  Only think for me is will you make some transfer to can be print from laser printing machine.

Fabric Transfer

The transfer works great! I would like to suggest to the product developer that you put a Graph grid on the back to help placement on the fabric.  I have used approximately 50 transfers while making an anniversary quilt. It is difficult to center the picture on my quilt square and it would be easier if they were measurements on the back.

I've purchased numerous packs of AVERY transfer sheets and I find rhem.to be amazing!!!Using the right temp and the wood backing they suggest gives you the best results .  I've used them on jackets,shirts,sweatshirts,totes and even foldable canvas boxes,perfect, everyone . Thank you AVERY you saved me alot of money instead of going to an actual printer .Customer for life !!! Thank you!

Zero

Instructions  are very vague, even the video dose not show everything. .. Can not get the plastic apart to iron on the iron.

Lana

Very happy with the iron-on sheets I printed myself, then ironed on. Clear directions and turned out great!

Joe Scott

Half way through and it begins to rip. Ironed up and down and side to side for 3 minutes, let cool for five. Slowly peeled off and halfway through it began to rip. Brand new shirt ruined along with the iron on.

Tcason81

My friend bought this for our family vacation t shirts. She made over 15 shirts and all of them ruined in one day of wearing. When I helped her make them the backing would not pull off the correct way leaving the print on the backing. The ink literally smears on EVERYTHING and EVERYWHERE. Everybody was walking around marked up on their face and arms from the ink. This is a horrible product.

Mary

It was so easy to use. I liked how it was a simple iron on.

JiSMott

I have never had problems with Avery t-shirt transfers before, but this one was awful.  I read all the directions - paper and online - followed them carefully,  timed the transfer and the cool down time.  I had REAL trouble getting the transfer off.  Because it wanted to peel back off, I had to do the ironing part two more times, but then I couldn't get the transfer to release from the backing paper.  The image was adhered, but it was like the backing was glued down as well.  I got it off, but it left a raised spot on the edge of the transfer. On the back of the transfer paper, there were raised bumps as there was still some glue on the back of the transfer paper. I ironed it back down, let it cool, but when I removed it, it pulled up a gooey piece of the transfer.  I tried to iron it back down again using the backing paper again and letting it cool completely.  This time it came off, but it was spotty and not even.  Just a mess.

Let’s get Crafty

READ THE NEGATIVE REVIEWS bought this a few weeks ago and it’s horrible.  Paper stuck to the shirt.  Then we tried to a little harder to pull it off.  It bubbled.  We thought we did it wrong, tried again and same thing,  Dont waste your money. READ THE NEGATIVE REVIEWS.

Avery Heat Transfer Paper for Light Fabrics, 8.5" x 11", Inkjet Printer, 18 Printable Iron On Transfers (8938)

Avery Heat Transfer Paper for Light Fabrics, 8.5" x 11", Inkjet Printer, 18 Printable Iron On Transfers (8938)

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Avery Heat Transfer Paper for Light Fabrics, 8.5" x 11", Inkjet Printer, 18 Printable Iron On Transfers (8938)

Avery Heat Transfer Paper for Light Fabrics, 8.5" x 11", Inkjet Printer, 18 Printable Iron On Transfers (8938)

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