Customer Reviews for Avery - Printable Heat Iron On Transfer Paper for Light Fabrics, 8 1/2" x 11" - White
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Print started to BLEED
on June 13, 2020
Posted by: Johana
from Las Vegas, NV
I bought this as there is really great reviews and it’s Avery of course. But after the 1st wash, the color started to bleed :( really disappointed as it ruined the shirt and now I am scared to use this for my shirt orders.
I wasted money to buy these sheets as well as a shirt and the back of the paper will not come off. It even ripped a hole in my shirt. Girls night ruined
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
Response from avery.comBy Avery Consumer Care, June 8, 2020
We are so sorry to see this. Could you please reach out to our Care Team at avery.com/contact so we can take a closer look at this issue? We want to make this right for you.
Not a great product doesn't have anticipated. That's not good quality it's not even ink transfer. It took forever for to design to transfer over to the fabric also the corners are very hard to peel off.Something that should have took me 2 minutes it took me an hour because it's not quality transfer.
I bought this to print on and then cut using my Cricut Maker. I printed and then cut the design. I was not able to remove the design and iron on to the shirt. The entire paper with backing stayed on my shirt. Instructions were not very clear as to how to cut the design out, but I feel the Cricut did it correctly. I did not want to have the film left on the shirt, just the design.
Response from avery.comBy Avery Consumer Care, February 10, 2020
We are sorry to hear this. Could you please reach out to our Care Team at avery.com/contact so we can take a closer look at this issue with you?
Worked perfectly - highly recommend - follow directions
on February 2, 2020
Posted by: Bill n Tx
from San Antonio, Texas
Reading the neg reviews, I decided to follow directions to the letter and it worked great. Used the online Avery template website and the transfer paper printed flawlessly in my HP inkjet printer. I trimmed my design leaving about a 1/4 inch border. Then used a hard, wooden table, not an ironing board, to iron on the design. Placed a pillowcase down between the table and tshirt. Used my iron on hottest setting after previously emptying it of water. Pressing down very hard, ironed for 3 mins using a timer to make sure I didn’t cheat. Then let it cool for 2 mins using the timer. Slowly pulled paper off transfer...no issues with design pulling off. Stayed on shirt. Repeated with 2nd tshirt - again zero issues. Let set for appx 20 hours. Turned inside out and washed tshirts on delicate setting (cold wash, cold rinse). Dried on delicate setting...low heat and low drying sensitivity. Pulled from dryer once dry. Looks great! No issues with design coming off T-shirt’s. Highly recommend!
The ones that worked worked GREAT! Easy to use. But two of the six in the package came out with blemishes. I don’t think it is a printer issue because it only happened on two. Usually if you only have 2 that are bad you wouldn’t think much about it, but these are really expensive to have to throw one away.