Review on Create Your Own Custom Dark T-Shirts With 12 A4 Heat Transfer Sheets For Inkjet Printers by Candace Hennessy

If you want your images to look like they were worn for a few years this stuff is for you. Otherwise it’s terrible. It does not work with Cricut print and cut at all the iron on pulls away from the paper. I gave it a chance and tried a bunch of different cut settings and could not get my letters to cut. There was no directions for a temperature for heat press either. I tried 345 for 30 sec and the image came out super faint. I tried to overlay another image and besides the fact that was too hard to get even since it came off the transfer paper it was still faded. Here is an image of this paper compared to my final version with Silhouette brand htv. (The words I did want to look rustic) I’m bummed I wrecked a shirt wish I tested on scraps first.