Iron On Transfer Question

[Rwsm2011]

Are there any iron transfers that work with laser printers? Or are they only inkjet compatible? Thanks!

 

[M_I_C_K_E_Y]

I do not know anything about brands or anything but I have heard from previous posters that transfers for laser printers DO exist. The found them online somewhere.

The only thing to keep in mind is that in order to adhere them, you need to use a heat press machine. A household iron does not get hot enough to work.

 

[Disneyducks]

Hello,
Does anyone have any suggestions of where to purchase high quality transparent transfers? Also regular transfers? Thanks!!!!

 

[noahdove]

Well, in my honest opinion and I have purchased many, amymickey.com has the VERY BEST transfers....easy directions and last forever IF you follow her directions..

 

[The Choosed Grandma]

Be aware that the transfers that Amy sells are NOT transparent. You must cut around your designs. However, they are the best transfers that I've ever used.

 

[DisneyTasha]

The ones that Amy sells can be used with a regular iron? Or do you need a heat press as mentioned above?

 

[The Choosed Grandma]

I've always used just a regular household iron

 

[Disneyducks]

Thank you!!! Have you used any transparent transfers? I didn't know they existed until I was reading some of the disboard info.

 

[The Choosed Grandma]

No I haven't. I used the Avery brand and they are OK. But I've used Amy's transfers for a couple of years, and they hold up much better than any other. In fact, I'm in the process of doing 30+ more for this years trip..If I have a design that I feel is too intricate to cut around, I import it into my photo editing software or powerpoint and add borders.

 

[RustManFan]

Or I place on white T shirts where it doesn't matter if the area outside the DISign is white.

I could cut out the circle if placing on a shirt other than white: