Review on 🖨️ AVERY Printable Heat Transfer Paper for Dark Fabrics: Inkjet Printer Iron On Transfers (3279) by Kim Sanchez

Problem: Third grader wanted to play the piano/ sing a tribute to Bowie, and online printers didn't print the design they wanted due to copyright issues, although we changed some graphic elements. Your position has been understood. Then I found Avery's carbon paper. I bought both dark and light transfer paper not knowing which paper baby would prefer. Here is the result of working with light and dark paper: • Wash and dry the t-shirt/fabric first. The hand badges can be printed in the corner of the same sheet.) Tip: • To avoid damaging the back graphics, use a large cutting board or piece of flat wood when creating a front/back design and pin it into the shirt so that the tree was between the front and back. This also solves the problem of both sides of the t-shirt not being perfectly lined/ironed before printing. Light paper: • You must print in reverse because the image is reflected on the fabric. I used Powerpoint, flipped images and text, avoiding Avery's online tool for that. As mentioned, you don't need to cut very precisely as you only cut where you don't, leave a shiny/clear surface. Dark Paper: Use the correct paper for each color. ****UPDATE***** Both the white and black t-shirts have been washed about 15 times each. And they still look very nice.