STILL need help with iron ons

[Rhongepooh]

Ok, I KNOW this SHOULDN'T be rocket science but it's turning out that way! Someone check me here. . .

1) I cut the iron ons out
2) I took the clean WHITE tshirt and put a cookie sheet between the front and back
3) I placed the iron on in the desired location
4) I took the iron (which was on high with no steam) and pressed it to the iron on on the shirt and counted to 60 for each spot that I put it on until I had pressed it over the entire transfer
5) Once the transfer was cool to the touch, I carefully pealed off the transfer paper and. . .

GOT NOTHING!!!!!! No stinking shirt with the design!!!! Just the blasted white shirt with the design still on the blasted paper!!! Am I missing something????


Rhonda

 

[FantasticDisFamily]

That sounds right...the only thought I had was that the transfer was on the side of the paper actually against the shirt?

Deb

 

[Rhongepooh]

yep, it was. . .maybe I got some bad paper. . I think I'm going to email the company for advice. . thanks

 

[julia & nicks mom]

Did you buy the dark paper?

It sounds to me like you did and you need to peel the backing before you iron on

 

[PixieDust32]

OK, what kind of paper you got? Did you print on the paper, or the it is a already print iron-on transfer?

I'd never used cookie sheet, all i do is place the paper on the shirt and then iron on and press hard, the print on paper i got is a hot peel off one, the paper has to be hot to peel off.

 

[Nank]

It sounds to me like you used the wrong paper. Did you have light or dark paper?

If it was light, did you reverse the image and put the paper in the printer the correct way?