Recommend a type/method of iron-on transfer

[runner_princess]

Hi, I am new to the DISign world, and would like to make some tshirts for my upcoming cruise. I understand most people take the DISigns and use iron-on tranfers to put them on to t-shirts.

Is there a particular type/brand that would work best for this? I want to put colored lettered on white shirts, and black lettering on colored shirts. Thank you!

 

[michpoit]

I would be interested in knowing what works best for people too. I made t-shirts before and even though I've never put them in the dryer, the transfers started to peel. Thanks!

 

[millerpjm]

I have used a couple types of iron on transfers...ones from HP and ones from Amy (she posts as M_I_C_K_E_Y here). The HP ones were good, but the ones Amy sells are really good. Either would work for you...

 

[MusicMouse]

Another vote for AmyMICKEY's transfers! They are easy to use and don't crack, run, or fade. I had never made an iron-on shirt before and had no problems using these!