🎨 Unleash Your Inner Designer with PPD Transfer Paper!
The PPD Iron on Transfer Paper for Dark Fabric is a versatile solution for custom printing on dark textiles. This pack includes 10 sheets of 11x17” transfer paper, compatible with all inkjet printers. It features a unique formulation that ensures soft, flexible, and machine-washable prints. The included ruler guide template simplifies alignment, making it perfect for DIY enthusiasts and professionals alike.
Manufacturer | Photo Paper Direct |
Brand | PPD |
Item Weight | 9.8 ounces |
Package Dimensions | 17.14 x 11.76 x 0.16 inches |
Item model number | PPD-107-10 |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Color | Dark |
Material Type | paper |
Number of Items | 10 |
Size | 11x17” |
Manufacturer Part Number | PPD-107-10 |
S**C
Very nice!
I've used many PPD products over the years and loved them all. I bought a wide format printer on Prime Day and ordered this 11 x 17 print transfer paper to use with it. Using their instructions the printing went off without a hitch. The print quality was great and the paper went through the printing process flawlessly!
S**Y
Practice on canvas tote
These suit my purpose really well. The photo on left is a 1” design hand cut ( but, I had no problem cutting with my Silhouette when I finally was ready to “mass produce”) with the white left around the edge- the photo on the right is a 2.5” version of the same design with a colored background. It has been ironed on a black canvas tote bag ( I use it for practice runs). This is my own custom design of my business logo. I used the Easypress 2 at a setting of 375 for 20 seconds. It was printed on my 15 year old Epson ink jet photo printer- with a paper setting of presentation matte paper & photo-text resolution. The biggest thing to remember is do not mirror the design, it must be printed the way you look at it. I had no trouble peeling the back off, by using a needle to separate the backing from the front to give me a finger hold for peeling the layers apart. I purposely bought this knowing it would no fit my printer, but I get twice as many sheets by simply cutting them in half!
A**N
Very Amazing product
I ran into a issue with my regular company sending me 11x17 heat transfer papers. I really didn’t want to order or use these because my business has a reputation to uphold and I had never in over 15 years of using heat transfer papers used anything but the ones where my machine came from. I went against better judgment and ordered these and used them and oh my they were way way way cheaper than my usual ones and way way better. I will definitely be looking into purchasing a larger quantity of these. After installing on shirt the paper felt like it wasn’t even there. Amazing color and held up well after washing.
C**N
Pretty good, but careful when using heat press
Printed the design (CMYK) using a consumer level Epson printer (WF-7710) (about $275) and the designs came out nice. No color difference from the file and the printout.Tricky to peel off the design from the backing... it takes patience. Slightly bending an edge back and forth a few times helps. The design feels very delicate and flimsy once peeled, so be careful not to tear it. We didn't tear either design, so not bad.We did, however, run into issues when setting the design on the shirt when it was in the heat press. Putting the design down inside the hot press didn't give much time to straighten out the design before the edges started to curl. A couple of times the edges curled under and stuck to the other side of the design. Luckily, after pulling the design out of the heat press, we managed to unstick the edges that were curled up and we could try again.I recommend NOT putting the shirt (or whatever you're applying the design to) down on the heat press first. First, set your shirt down on a flat surface that isn't hot. Then, put the design on and adjust it so it is straight. THEN put down the parchment paper over top. Then carefully (with an assistant, preferably) move the shirt to the heat press with the placement already worked out. This will prevent having to straighten the design on the heat press before pressing and running into the edge curling under.The actual pressing went fine, although I think 12 seconds is too short (375 F). We pressed each shirt a second time (12 seconds) and then used a hot iron (1800W) to smooth down the edges of the parchment that didn't stick to the design and waited to peel. Good peel. As you can see, the design is well stuck to the shirt.I wish they could make this paper so that you didn't have to peel the backing off first, because straightening the design on a heat press is practically impossible without the edges curling. It would simplify the process greatly.Thumbs up. Will use again.
S**N
Dark heat transfer paper 11x17
I got my 11x17 inkjet dark heat transfer paper today. I made this shirt for my bf. With my S23 ultra and epson wide format printer, & 2 more for my son's. Love it so far.
A**A
Dark transfer paper
Great product works well
S**T
Bad batch
This package was a bad set. Faded backing.
B**N
Not sure what happened here!
I have been using this paper forever in the same printer. However, today not sure if it was a bad batch or what. I was only able to get 4 good copies out of 10 sheets of paper and now I have to re-order some more to complete my order. Very disappointed.
R**E
Iron on Tansfer Paper
Good product, suggest having a good ink jet printer with vibrant colours for best results.
A**O
Satisfacción era lo que necesitaba
Era lo que requeria cumplió con lo que requeria para imágenes en playeras excelente producto
K**N
good product
seems to do the job
B**I
It was suitable to work with it in my mixed Media Idea
A**R
Great quality
Great quality, easy to use on t-shirts with a heat press
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