Customer Reviews for Avery - Stretchable Heat Iron On Transfer Paper for Light Fabrics, 8.5" x 11" - White
Customer Rating
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This product SUCKS
on February 5, 2016
Posted by: Susan will never buy Avery again
from Central FL
You can improve the instructions; I read the ones that were enclosed, then went to your you tube. Totally different. The product itself does not do what you say it does. Hopefully you are reading this before buying the product. DO NOT BUY IT
Cons: Too Expensive, Smears Easily, Dull Tones & Colors
This product made me waste money. It cracked and peeled after first wash. I had to start over on all the shirts I was working on with a different product.
Tried to do up some onsies. 5 out of 6 would not peel clean without tearing. I looked through the comments just now and it seems the #3302 product never has a favorable comment...clearly Avery needs to drop this product.
Terrible. But it's the best of a bad situation. None of the Avery trrnasfer products seem to work well. But out of all of them, this is the best. That being said; it's still garbage. The instructions are convoluted and too indirect. The estimated time of three-minutes per average full sheet was ridiculous. I spent at least twice that long and still ended up with a poor result. When the transfer finally worked, the edges weren't clean (to say the least), and the image peeled very easily. Total waste of money buying this product. Would've wasted my money on the shirt as well if the washing machine hadn't decimated the remaining transfer clean off the fabric. Hard to understand, difficult to work with, questionable results at best, does not last.
This product was extremely difficult to use. I followed the direction to the letter and it made no difference. When after the transfer FINALLY stuck to the shirt, this took a total of 2 hours to accomplish, it peeled and lifted as soon as the shirt was worn. I chose Avery because I have used your products before and have always been satisfied. This is one product I will NEVER buy again.
Decided to try make shirts just for fun with some old clothes I found. The instructions were rather hard to follow and I had to read them over a couple times before somewhat figuring out what I was supposed to do. Overall the printing was easy... the main difficulty came with attempting to attach the picture to the fabric. It says to iron for 3 minutes for a full sheet, I have to iron for at least 5/6 with the same heat as requested and had to repeat the process of trying to peel it off and then re-ironing multiple times. In the end I got so frustrated that I just pulled the sheet off even with the tearing edges... All i can say is that if you don't mind a faded/scratchy looking finish then you'll love your outcome. I just had higher hopes for this product.
I was all excited for this.... then I did it. The system is simple enough however the image kept tearing (even after reapplying heat) and "stretchable"? HA! I stuck my arms up into the shirt to check out the image and it cracked EVERYWHERE! It doesn't stretch by any means of imagination. Also peeled off the shirt. Will be throwing away the other sheets obviously. Such a waste.