Can these be used on t-shirts?
1687461
Hi, I 99% sure they can't be used on t-shirts because the instructions say they have to be used on a nonporous surface. But for (most) chalkboards, all glass (including empty photo frames to write yourself notes), mirror, etc., they are wonderful! I was leery of the pastel colors I ordered as far as showing up but they great. HAGD.
605779
Yes you could. Stretch the t-shirt material tightly over a piece of cardboard for the best results. The medium tip would work better than the fine line.
723351
Julian, your question is vague. you could use them in a variety of ways. as long as you don't mind dealing with strong magnets that are very difficult to grip because of their size. I would imagine that if you wanted to sandwich two of them around a given point on a t-shirt you could probably hang your shirt in a steel locker from them. I just don't know what exactly you want to do with them on your shirt.
605780
I used them on a black t-shirt for a gag gift, so I wasn't too worried about how it looked. I found it hard to write on the t-shirt. Maybe if you had it in something that held it tight it might work better. The material bunch as I wrote. The silver on black looked light gray. It also bled through a bit so you would want to make sure you put something in between.
2280448
Yes. I've used these on many different light colored shirts and these will work.
495363
They worked great on tablecloths!!! I did not use on rougher fabric so not sure about that.
767821
The system itself can be used for t-shirts or whatever you wanted to airbrush as for the paint I would think you would want paint specific just for t-shirts etc.
2068977
Probably not that well. I haven't used them in denim, just in t-shirt like material, but I was not very impressed by how they worked. The cut wasn't smooth.
1193393
NO, NOT FOR T-SHIRTS OR FABRIC. You have get "Iron-On" vinyl for T-shirts. This is for putting on walls, crafting, etc.
132174
I've not tried them on polyester. I would assume so, because they work awesome on fabric. But, then again, you never know until you try.
1368803
I do not know, but imagine it would; use the black glue stick (is for harder jobs); I use the clear glue stick for my jobs, e.g. do dads /dcor onto paper, kids clothes. Know you cannot wash the T shirts make and stick things on cuz am sure dcor would fall off in washer, but I would try y our project.
1040842
I personally have never used them that way, though I agree with the other two responders. I would think as long as you don't get them wet to often, they should do fine. I love these labels. They are my go-to label for just about everything.
72736
I used it on some silk shirts with no trouble, so I would think you'd be okay to use it. You might want to do a test patch by applying it lightly in a small area and give it a day to see if anything happens. I really think it will work great though.
1372241
Unfortunately...I cannot say for sure. I've only used these to make homemade compressed air T-shirt cannons. :)
1870514
Yes! I just made twenty t-shirts for my class with my home iron. Just be sure to iron long enough and peal the backing off quickly before they cool.
1262326
I would think they would! They are quite sturdy. I don't think you could hang jeans or heavy wet shirts, but I think for T-shirts or dish towels, they would work fine
1505418
no they cant, they are for use with monomer liquid only. they are also so tiney, not really worth the wait or money.