I made this shirt last night so that I can wear it to the CROPPED Event this Saturday!
I used a iron on T-shirt transfer from Neenah Paper Inc.
It comes in 12 x 12 sheets of solid colors. I cut these letters with my Cricut and then ironed them on to the t-shirt. The instructions say you should place the image down, iron it on and then peal off the backing . . . in one big sheet . . . but mine cut all the way through so I needed to line them up letter by letter. Since my letters were thin I did have to work a little bit to get the backing to come up. If I had been able to cut through JUST the film and not the backing then it would have pealed up in one nice sheet. I will have to play with the cutting settings to find the right depth and pressure so that I cut just the iron on film next time.
The material is washable . . . wash garment inside out, in cold water and dry on low heat. I will have to review the product again after I have worn and washed the shirt a few times to let you know how it holds up. I have a hockey jersey that I wanted to put our last name on, so I will probably use this product for that also.
If you would like to check out this line of iron on transfer, you can go to the Neenah Paper website at
Very Cute!!Great Job!TFS
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