@@thebademartdesigns ok thank you. I put my MECOLOUR white iron on to the test this morning and it withstand the washer so lets see how many more rounds they can go before they start fading or lift off
You should check you actually used a dark transfer because it sounds like you used a light one. You would usually need to put something like a border or offset on your white text to differentiate between your letter and the paper because the paper is white. Finally I advice vinyl for letters and not transfer paper.
Ok thank you, I was wondering because whatever videos I watched on this everyone seemed to say the same thing, so I wanted to make sure i wasn’t missing anything before I tried. Again, thank you.
What accent do you have, my dear?! It’s lovely 😊 Here’s what I think: your video helped me better understand! May I ask a question that’s specific to my design? For all intents and purposes, let’s use the red & white “Nintendo” video game company’s logo. I want to print it onto a white shirt. Will the dark transfer paper give me better white, or is it not worth it and I should stick to the light color transfer paper? Thanks in advance 😊
For full video on how to use the heat transfer paper watch
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Enjoyed it! Very nice!
This is a great video! Thank you!
Obrigado pelo vídeo!Saudações do Brasil!
Thank you for a great video, you explain very well 🙏🏻
Thank you for watching😊
Great video! Can I layer this on top of a colored htv?
Whats the longevity on the white transfer paper. How many washes before it starts to fade or lift?
I have seen it last as long as 10 to 25 washes depending on how it’s washed
@@thebademartdesigns ok thank you. I put my MECOLOUR white iron on to the test this morning and it withstand the washer so lets see how many more rounds they can go before they start fading or lift off
I did a white text with dark transfer paper on a black 50 plyester 50 cotton tshirt. It turned grey. What did I do wrong, followed every step
You should check you actually used a dark transfer because it sounds like you used a light one. You would usually need to put something like a border or offset on your white text to differentiate between your letter and the paper because the paper is white. Finally I advice vinyl for letters and not transfer paper.
Why should you use the cricut to cut your dark transfer paper? Can’t you cut it by hand?
Yes you can cut by hand or however you want.
Ok thank you, I was wondering because whatever videos I watched on this everyone seemed to say the same thing, so I wanted to make sure i wasn’t missing anything before I tried. Again, thank you.
What accent do you have, my dear?! It’s lovely 😊 Here’s what I think: your video helped me better understand! May I ask a question that’s specific to my design? For all intents and purposes, let’s use the red & white “Nintendo” video game company’s logo. I want to print it onto a white shirt. Will the dark transfer paper give me better white, or is it not worth it and I should stick to the light color transfer paper?
Thanks in advance 😊
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HELLO, I WILL BUY DARK TO SAVE MONEY. SINCE IT WORKS ON BOTH COLOR SHIRTS.
I use dark most of the time 😜
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