Iron-on Heat Transfer Paper for t-shirts

[marypoppins38]

Does anyone know any stores that I can pop into and buy this? I had a look online at The Range but it doesn't seem to be there. I need it quite urgently so I have left it a little late to order online.

Thanks in advance.

[marypoppins38]

Fantastic, I never thought of either of those two. Thank you very much.

[caj]

Be careful to buy the dark or light paper ... depending on the tshirt colour you have. I found I had the wrong colour and it didn't work!

[marypoppins38]

Which colour do you find works best? I just need to transfer it onto a cheap Primark t-shirt as its probably only for one wear (a themed bbq leaving party).

[cartoonp]

Originally Posted by marypoppins38

Which colour do you find works best? I just need to transfer it onto a cheap Primark t-shirt as its probably only for one wear (a themed bbq leaving party).

See more...

If it a white T Shirt then use a dark coulor if it a dark t shirt then use a light couloir all so go for the slightly more paper as this is better .

[SquishTheWhale]

I bet hobbycraft has it.

Practice first on an old bit of fabric if you can!

[caj]

Originally Posted by marypoppins38

Which colour do you find works best? I just need to transfer it onto a cheap Primark t-shirt as its probably only for one wear (a themed bbq leaving party).

See more...

I tried a white design onto a dark tshirt. But I used dark paper (didnt realise the process is different. I suggest you read the packet very closely!

[mickee]

Wh Smith's do it it's around £10 a pack. Wilko,hobbycraft and the range no longer sell it which was a massive pain when I needed some l. I ended up ordering some online in the end and paid about £5 for 10 sheets. It did the job I needed it to but just make sure you put a piece of card between the front and back of the t shirt or the ink could bleed through xx