Burlington T-shirt Transfer (8.5x11, 10 Sheets)

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Summary: Washes well
Review: These work and wear much better than Avery's iron-ons. Nice matte finish that washes well and feels like fabric (Avery's are slick and feel like plastic).

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Summary: non-washable plastic transfer
Review: This basically glues a plastic sheet to your shirt with your design printed on the plastic. Wearing it feels like you might imagine it would, and it doesn't survive washing very well, even if you wash it by hand very gently. The directions tell you to iron it for much longer than it can handle. If you do as you're told, you'll burn it.

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Summary: non-washable plastic transfer
Review: This basically glues a plastic sheet to your shirt with your design printed on the plastic. Wearing it feels like you might imagine it would, and it doesn't survive washing very well, even if you wash it by hand very gently. The directions tell you to iron it for much longer than it can handle. If you do as you're told, you'll burn it.

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Summary: Prepare Yourself
Review: This is a good product at a good price. Got a few tips tho. Do not expect things to work on first try prefectly be prepared to waste a t shirt or test the paper on a pillow case. Cut close to the edge not right on or else it doesn't adhear properly causing it to wash off. Yellow oust side means you burnt it. All in all good product to try.

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Summary: Don't use on dark colored fabrics!
Review: This item is for use only on light colored fabrics. If you want to put a transfer on a dark or medium color shirt, you'd need to use Burlington's Product #00529 instead (new item - apparently not currently carried by Amazon since I can't find it in a search.

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Summary: Fun But Flawed
Review: This paper is great for projects, simple to use, and inspiring. My problem with this product is that the transfer cracks after a few washings. I wouldn't recommend it for t-shirts or any fabric that gets thrown in the washer/dryer frequently.