Review on 🖨️ Avery Printable Heat Transfer Paper: Inkjet Iron On Transfers for Light Fabrics (3271) by Summer Hendricks

This is a HORRIBLE product. I bought 3 or 4 packs of these decals, made some t-shirts for 6 family members to go to Disneyland and followed the directions exactly. I used only 100% cotton shirts and used my inkjet printer as instructed. I spent HOURS and HOURS carefully designing, prewashing, ironing etc. They all looked great when I first ironed them and applied the designs and I ended up making all 18 in a VERY LONG day . I went to bed and waited the suggested 24 hours to wash my shirts. The next day they all looked TERRIBLE. When I woke up I noticed that many of the drawings had already started to peel, tear, tear and fall apart. This was a big disappointment. I took a chance and washed a few shirts which still looked good but the designs ripped in the washing machine (although I used cold water on the DELICATE setting and turned them inside out as directed). I was so angry that I wasted so much time AND money. I bought a total of 18 BRAND NEW T-SHIRTS for these transfers and had to throw away (turn to rags) over half of the shirts. It wasn't just that they were obscenely unwearable. I thought we would turn them into pajama shirts so they wouldn't be a complete waste but they were so itchy that the stickers were peeling and tearing and the little pieces just kept coming off no matter what. what we have done. My 5 year old was the most disappointed after how helped design some t-shirts with me. After this experience, I completely lost confidence in Avery products.