Best transfer paper for tshirts

[lpizzuro123]

I know people have posted here the type of paper they use for tshirt transfers. I made two tshirts over the weekend, and while I LOVE the way they came out, the next day, when I touched the design, it just felt like paper and I am afraid they will not last. I purchased the transfer paper at Michaels.

These are for two of my friends that are going on a cruise with us in Novmeber. There will be about 10 of us total and I am going to make shirts for everyone and I really want to make sure they come out nice.

So, what type of paper does everyone like the best - that lasts. They will be put on navy tshirts.

Thanks,
Linda

 

[Wanna be Ariel]

I hear Amy's has good paper that you can order from her site.

 

[lpizzuro123]

Thanks, I kind of remember the name Amy - but have no idea where her site is.

Anyone here have a link?

Thanks,
Linda

 

[M_I_C_K_E_Y]

Thanks, I kind of remember the name Amy - but have no idea where her site is.

Anyone here have a link?

Thanks,
Linda

If you have not already found me, pm me with your email address and I would be glad to send you the link to my webpage (where you can find all of the information you need about the transfers).

 

[father of 2]

Another shout out to Amy for the transfers she sells. I made 2 shirts for each of my kids for their first trip to WDW in December. I was hesitant to dry them in the dryer but did and they still look great. You can also do a google search for 'amy's iron on transfers' to find her.

 

[ChiBub]

I can't say enough good things about Amy's transfers! I've made several shirts and have been so happy. I made my own t-shirt for an 80's themed party a couple weeks ago and several people asked me where I bought it. They couldn't believe that it was made with an iron-on transfer because it looks and feels like a screen-print. I've washed and re-worn it a couple of times and it still looks perfect. I wish I had stocked up, I'll have to place a bigger order to start getting ready for our trip this fall

 

[msnc]

Hi, you may have noticed my post further down complaining of having ruined a t-shirt with a poor quality transfer. I sympathize!

 

[wgwtgb]

Another vote here for Amy's... I'll never use another again. I keep them in stock just incase I need one (i.e., DD needed a 9/11 shirt one year spur of the moment)