Works best with 100% cotton, polyester/cotton
blends and 100% polyester. Do
NOT wash or clean garment in any way prior to applying the
transfer.
Use a smooth, hard, heat resistant surface, such as a wood
cutting board for ironing. Do
NOT use ironing board, glass or heat sensitive surfaces.
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| What
types of printers should I use Print 'n Press™ Transfer
Paper in? |
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| What
types of fabrics does Print 'n Press™ Transfer Paper
work best with? |
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the Print 'n Press™ Transfer Paper soften? |
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I press the Print 'n Press™ Transfer Paper once it
has been ironed onto my project? |
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I have to flip or mirror my image when using the Print 'n
Press™Transfer Paper? |
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the unprinted areas of the Print 'n Press™ Transfer
Paper appear white when transferred? |
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| Which
side of the Print 'n Press™ Transfer Paper do I copy
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| What is Print
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Print'n Press™ Transfer
Paper is an iron-on transfer that is designed for use in inkjet
printers. It is ideal for personalizing memory quilts, scrapbooks,
tote bags, pillows, clothing and more. You simply create your
image on your computer screen and print onto Print'n Press™ Transfer
Paper. Then use your iron to press and transfer the image to
fabric.
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Print'n Press™ Transfer
Paper is designed for use in color inkjet printers. This transfer
paper will not work in printers with heating elements that
dry the ink.
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| What types
of fabrics does Print 'n Press™ Transfer Paper work best
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We recommend
that you transfer your designs to 100% cotton, polyester
blends, 100% polyester fabrics or most porous surfaces. Print'n
Press™ Transfer paper works best with light colored
fabrics.
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| Will the Print
'n Press™ Transfer Paper soften? |
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Iron-on transfers
have a stiff feel to them when new. This feel can become softer
with washing.
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| Can I press
the Print 'n Press™ Transfer Paper once it has been ironed
onto my project? |
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If your fabric
requires pressing after laundering, place a pressing
sheet on top of the transfer area before ironing. June Tailor's
Non-Stick Pressing Sheet works well for pressing transfers.
Do not iron directly on the transfer.
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| Do I have to
flip or mirror my image when using the Print 'n Press™Transfer
Paper? |
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If you want your
photo to appear on your fabric with the same orientation, be
sure to have the copier "flip" your images or create
a mirror image of the photo before printing onto Print'n Press™ Transfer
Paper. This assures the orientation of the photo will come
out correctly when ironed onto your fabric. This is most important
when your images contain text.
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Will the
unprinted areas of the Print 'n Press™ Transfer Paper
appear white when transferred? |
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After printing
your image onto Print'n Press™ Transfer Paper, cut away
any blank or unwanted areas. The unprinted areas of the Print'n
Press™ Transfer Paper will appear clear when transferred,
but will be present on your project surface if not trimmed
before pressing.
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| Which side
of the Print 'n Press™ Transfer Paper do I copy on? |
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When printing onto
the Print'n Press™ Transfer Paper, you want to print
on the coated side of the transfer. The coated side has a dull
appearance. The back of the Print'n Press™ contains a
colored line or a slight tint. You should not print onto the
back of the Print'n Press™.
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Transfer Paper come in any other sizes? |
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Print'n Press™ Transfer
Paper is available in one size only, 8 1/2" x 11".
This size is standard and will run through anyone's color inkjet
printer, as would a piece of paper. Many home inkjet printer
models will not allow for larger sizes.
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