transfer paper help

[THESCHULTZFIVE]

Ok I don't get it. I made a design, and I'm ready to iron it on. What kind of paper do I get so that the t shirt color shows through instead of white

 

[mommy2emmersNmo]

You will want the light transfer paper

 

[THESCHULTZFIVE]

Thank You

 

[NitazNest]

Hello!
I made transfer designs for my family for our Disney trip back in June, and I followed the transfer instructions, but the paper scorched and the shirt scorched too. It said to use the highest heat on my iron. I thought it was just the paper and not the shirt being discolored, but I was mistaken.
Can I use a lower setting, or just not use the iron as long and have it work?

 

[RockyMtnMaria]

Hello!
I made transfer designs for my family for our Disney trip back in June, and I followed the transfer instructions, but the paper scorched and the shirt scorched too. It said to use the highest heat on my iron. I thought it was just the paper and not the shirt being discolored, but I was mistaken.
Can I use a lower setting, or just not use the iron as long and have it work?

I don't have a clue. We are just trying it out for the first time ourself. I just noticed it had been a few days and thought I'd give your question a bump. Welcome to the Disboards!

 

[UP Disney]

I am not an expert by any means but I would think that the higher heat setting would be important to get it hot enough to adhere. I've only done a couple dozen myself. I was concerned about overironing because I didn't think the instructions were clear enough on exactly how long to iron. I iron it for about 1/2 the time and see how it is doing. If it isn't adhering well, I iron it longer. That has worked very well for me so far. Good luck with your next try!

 

[NitazNest]

Thanks for the information, and the warm welcome.
I'm happy to be here.
Juanita