Iron-on tshirt transfers?

DandT1206 · October 2009

Has anyone used them? Which brand did you buy? How did you like the results?I designed a shirt for FI and I to wear the morning after the wedding. I don't want to spend much to get them professionally done, so I'm willing to try the iron-on stuff.Thanks!

Amerz20 · October 2009

I made my own bride jacket with iron on rhinestones. It came out great and was really easy to do. I bought them off of ebay from a lady can't remember who that sells all kinds of iron on. I got them pretty cheap maybe for like $8 thru her at a buy it now price. I think the shipping was free too.

ffbride_0813 · October 2009

I was looking to do this for us to wear after the wedding as well. If you end up doing it post a pic of the results and what brand iron on you used.

I <3 Seabass · October 2009

You mean the kind you but at Staples and print yourself?

DandT1206 · October 2009

yeah, Staples probably has them. I just wasn't sure about quality or brand. A lot of the printer companies have transfer paper (like HP, Epson, etc), as well as Avery.

I <3 Seabass · October 2009

Back in college my friend made those all the time. I have no idea what brand she used but that was like a million years ago and they looked pretty good as far as quality goes. So I'm sure since then most popular companies have gotten the technology down. So you probably can't go wrong with any of those brands.

mrsdevilguy · October 2009

I checked with my friend because she made us some t-shirts for Christmas last year. She said she got them at Staples they were from Avery.

DandT1206 · October 2009

thanks Kelly! I'll give them a shot and let those interested know how it goes....

chrissy31805 · October 2009

vistaprint makes tshirts too. my FI ordered some for a tournament our friends were having. they were pretty cheap too. u just design the logo and upload it to the site. white tshirts are free but the colored ones cost $

DandT1206 · October 2009

how did the shirts turn out? i've heard vistaprint's were kinda crappy

mscutieri · October 2009

When you do this you NEED to make sure that when you print out the image, it HAS to be a mirror image of the way you want it to look. If you do not print it out as a mirror image, it will iron onto the shirt backwards. I hope that makes sense since I don't think I explained that very well.