C & T Publishing Transfer Artist Paper, 8.5 x 11-Inch, Pack of 18 Sheets Review

I've searched everywhere to find clear transfer paper for my decor! Most iron-on transfers have a white background that needs to be trimmed around your design or it will appear on the fabric you are transferring to. With the French influence, many charming printed materials have appeared in many decorative items that can be copied or bought for a small price and used in DIY projects. However, if this design is to create negative spaces in the interior, you should try to cut out this white…

If you iron the image *just right*, this product will work well. However, I found I had inconsistent results: sometimes the included iron moved perfectly, and sometimes the areas where the iron rested didn't transfer completely no matter how long I ironed. Also, take the instructions for peeling off the still-hot paper seriously. Be extra careful when taking large pictures (mine were about 10 x 5). I've found that it's best to peel the transfer paper off until the paper starts snagging on the…

If there were minus 100 stars I would choose it. This is a fraudulent advertisement. I made a blanket as a souvenir. instructions followed exactly. High density white cotton is used. I spent over 3 weeks of intense work tailoring the quilt. Used TAP for old photos. I ironed them according to the instructions and also as stated in several videos on You Tube. I was missing 3 sheets so I ordered more. While waiting, I searched the internet for washing instructions and, to my dismay, found several…

Great product but being out of stock since last year has been a real problem. I use this product on the items I sell and there is no other product on the market that works the same way. I have customers asking for items that I can't give them because carbon paper isn't available. I really hope that the problem will be fixed soon and never happen again. I found the product very easy to use. Colors are transferred beautifully and quickly. Unlike other transfer materials, this one does not leave a

I used TAP to transfer 3x5 photos onto memory foam quilting. The instructions state that you must use the iron at maximum power, a hard surface, no steam - everything is doable. I did a few normally, and then streaks and areas of poor transmission began to appear. The instructions were useless for troubleshooting, as was Leslie Riley's website. Elsewhere on the internet I found the following tips that should have been in the instructions. Once I started getting it right, I got great passes. You

My projects with this artist transfer paper have turned out surprisingly well. I heard horror stories about transfer projects and was afraid of being disappointed. In fact, I kept this pack in my workshop for over a year, trying to convince myself to try it. This Christmas I finally got my hands on some iron-on transfer paper and used it to transfer images onto flour paper towels. In total I gave away 12 towels, which the recipients liked very much. I know they did this because it was for my…