Printing & Transferring Instructions 1. Printing and Preparing Image - The white unprinted (vs. light blue side) surface is the imaging side of the paper. - Mirror Image before printing design on the heat transfer paper. - Check printer settings; single-sheet feeding is recommended. 2. Cut Out Design - As with any transfer it is recommended to trim the design before transferring. - For best results use an image with rounded edges to avoid corner liftoff after washing. 3. Preparing for Transfer (Heat Press Application Recommended) - Prepare heat press at 365-385 degrees F. - Press fabric first if necessary to ensure flatness, then let cool. - Place transfer paper with design facing down in desired position on fabric. - Using above recommended temperature, apply firm pressure for 15-20 seconds. - This paper can be Hot or Cold peeled. Transferring Image using Hand Iron - Iron on a hard surface, NOT an ironing board. Place a pillowcase or t-shirt between your hard surface and your garment to allow the heat to penetrate the transfer. - Adjust iron at highest temperature setting Do not Steam. - Step press, with firm pressure, slowly along the entire image. Total ironing time should be 1 to 2 minutes for 8.5 x 11 size image. 4. Peel & Wear - HOT or Cold peel. Information and Tips for Best Results - Use 100% cotton, 50/50, lycra, spandex, jersey, nylon, rib knit fabric - Do NOT apply to dark fabrics (use InkJet Dark) - Do NOT image this paper in any laser printer or color laser copier or HP desk jet 1200C or 1600C printer - FOR USE IN INK JET ONLY - Set Printer to: i. T-Shirt Transfer reverse image ii. Normal image quality. Do NOT over saturate with ink - Trim the image - Use in a well-ventilated area. - Leave finished item for at least 24 hours before washing. - Fabrics may then be machine washed separately (inside out, DO NOT USE BLEACH or bleach additive detergent) in cold water. - Do NOT use fabric softener - Dry at normal setting; do not dry clean. - Keep product in closed package between uses; store in a cool, dry place.