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Anyone ever use those inkjet iron on transfers?

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bernse

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Do they work? I need to make a few T-shirts as a joke. They don't have to last very long, but the picture does need to transfer well. Do they work OK?
 
so long as you have a good hot iron and use semi decent cotton shirts mine worked alright...didn't last 1 wash...but transfered my design over to shirt just fine...
 
My buddy has done a few. They come out pretty nice, don't last too long though. Make sure you get the right ones, i.e. dark for dark colors, light for light colors.
 
I did one on a shirt about six or seven years ago (one of the pages from "Where the Wild Things Are"). It's been washed many, many times since then, and the colors have faded a bit, but that's all. The other shirts I've done it on were for Halloween costumes, so they were worn once and then retired.
 
Originally posted by: nakedfrog
I did one on a shirt about six or seven years ago (one of the pages from "Where the Wild Things Are"). It's been washed many, many times since then, and the colors have faded a bit, but that's all. The other shirts I've done it on were for Halloween costumes, so they were worn once and then retired.
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wow, i loved that book
 
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