PrintWorksDark T-Shirt Transfers for Inkjet Printers, for Use on Dark and Light/White Fabrics, Photo Quality Prints, 40 Sheets, 8 ½” x 11” (00529C)

This product will not cut properly in a Cricut machine. It may work if you use scissors to cut out your design but I only purchased this because I wanted to use it with my Cricut. Worthless.

These are one of the best transfer brands I have ever used. Definitely better than Avery. This is my go to transfer paper. It’s used for light and dark fabrics. This paper makes it so you can just buy one and not one set for white and another for dark colors.

Sticks great, looks solidly attached, practically like printed screenprint ink.The print area is opaque white. What you print is what you will get face up. You will cover the printed side with a pillowcase to protect your iron, and don't have to print in reverse. If you want the background of your lettering to be the shirt color, YOU HAVE TO PRINT THAT COLOR as a part of your printed artwork. Even if you tried to cut the waste from around lettering to let the shirt material show thru, you would still have to leave enough to hold them in place as a group when you iron them, see? The white makes the colors stay bright on dark shirts that would make translucent printed colors turn dark and unreadable. Sadly you can't do this kind of inexpensive printing on translucent material. But I was very happy with this product even with the restrictions.

Followed the directions, shirts came out great— vibrant and crisp. My crew was very happy with the logo I designed and how it looked. I cannot be certain about how durable the transfers are yet... only time will tell, but it seemed to have an effective bond with the threads of the shirt itself.

Love it. I have used it several times with my cricut Maker without a problem. I’ve made several T-shirt’s with very basic figures to moderately intricate figures and all have turned out perfect. Im going to buy a second pack since the first ones are almost finished. In the pic I included I printed and cut the 6 small designs separately. No problem peeling them and ironing them