Need instructions on doing t-shirt transfers...

[disneyfan551]

HELP! We leave Friday, and I'm trying to make t-shirts & pillowcases for the kids in our group. However, the instructions for ironing the transfer on, are NOWHERE to be found!!! Can anyone help me out? I don't know what heat setting to use on the iron, so I'm kind of stressed about it.

Thanks!!!

 

[chocovrdmicears]

HELP! We leave Friday, and I'm trying to make t-shirts & pillowcases for the kids in our group. However, the instructions for ironing the transfer on, are NOWHERE to be found!!! Can anyone help me out? I don't know what heat setting to use on the iron, so I'm kind of stressed about it.

Thanks!!!

Have you looked on their website for instructions/help? I would hate to have you follow the directions I used and have them not work out!
Or is the there a #800 to call? What is the manufacturer? Maybe I can help find something out for you.

 

[DisneyBarlans]

Here's the directions on mine:

-Preheat your iron to "cotton" setting (no steam), lay a pillowcase on the ironing surface (should be a hard surface, not an ironing board).
-Print your design on the white side of the transfer-cut out the image to your shape or size-peel apart film from the backing paper.
-Place the transfer on t-shirt design side down and cover entirely with parchment paper.
-Using firm pressure, keep the iron on each area of the sheet for 20 seconds, making sure to lift the iron completely when moving to a new position. Be sure to cover all corners and edges.
-Wait for parchment to cool, then carefully remove it from transfer.

-When washing, turn shirt inside out, and wash in cold water-tumble dry low.

Hope that helps-good luck!

 

[dr&momto2boys]

The instructions on mine were the same except to iron for two minutes keeping the iron moving in a circular pattern and pressing firmly. Then let cool for two more minutes before removing the parchment paper. That worked well for the ones I did.

FYI: The instructions for "light" paper is completely different. We're assuming you are using "dark"/opaque paper.