I know some say dark transfers, but can't find clear ones for use on dark. Will these not work on a darker t-shirt like cinammon red?
504581
It works. But remember. The white area is 'transparent'. When you print a picture, the white areas are see-through. I printed a picture with lots of darks and transferred it to a dark shirt, and since white doesn't transfer, it didn't work out right. (Printers don't 'print' white)
634305
The logo is only lightly visable. I bought them to wear under shirts as well and they work great. I didn't want a noticeable logo either. If wearing a semi see through dress shirt it may be noticed but Im not sure since I normally wear darker coolered shirts or non see through white shirts.
818163
My project was on a cotton t-shirt and has faded with washing. Polyester probably will be a little different but to make it as colorfast as you can, I would advise pressing with a warm iron before washing. Also when using dye, it helps make items colorfast to soak in vinegar and let dry before use or washing. Good luck!
479714
No you can't......it just doesn't work on dark garments. You have to get opaque transfer paper for dark items.
948568
Either will work. The dark will give your piece a more aged look. The difference is very slight.
1829016
I would not recommend this! The black works fine but the colors are pale and distorted.
1030673
It would be best to check with the seller. Ink Jet transfers typically do best on cotton or poly/cotton blends. In my opinion, it would not do well on spandex or similar fabrics.
88365
There are two types of transfers one for dark fabric and one for light. If you are using transfers for dark fabric you will have to cut them out exactly and lay them face up. If you are transferring to light colored material you will not have to cut out as carefully. These you print out on light material transfer paper in mirror image and lay them face down. Hope this helps.
777994
They will "work" on dark fabrics, but you may not be able to see the blue marker on the red shirt, etc. Just like if you painted a dark color on another dark color. It does not act like a lightener and they are not opaque. Meaning that the yellow will not appear yellow on a dark colored cloth, but would be just a faint mark on it instead.
1989404
I have never done that. I think it would work with white transfer paper, though. Why not just try it? I use many kinds & colors of transfer paper for many different projects.
1496395
No. I use them to dry wet clothes and have never had an issue with color transfer.
479715
I never have. This is applied different than the dark material transfers. So I don't think so.
88368
If the t-shirt its white you can iron the whole transfer, if you have a color shirt better cut each letter out. Always is a good idea to try first on a scrap of fabric of the same color. Better if you use cotton fabric.
1683816
Just tested them all out on my inkjet printer/copier. In a color copy all the colors show up but the yellow is very light. Using the black setting I only see faint purple and can just make out the green, blue and blue. I guess I would say that if you want it to show up on color and black copies, use the purple. Hope this helps you.
2280449
In all cases, the polymer style transfer paper will show the color of the shirt through and will make the colours in the image skew. If you use dark colours in the image this will be less. These transfer papers are best on white fabric.
378482
hello, I just tested these on two of my txtbks. I have pics if you want to see.... I have a "heavy hand" when highlighting, I tend to pause at the end of the hightlight~ with the green this will leave a tiny, darker dot. Yellow, does not do this. No bleed thru, have not had any probs since purchasing. VERY bright, too.
89002
Not for the dark fabric ones. Print it as you will see it. You only do reverse for the light fabric ones, it's totally different