Iron on transfers for t-shirts?

[indycindy]

Has anyone tried these? I don't want to get a crummy one that peels off. I would LOVE a good recommendation. I am going to try to make black t-shirts, so the iron-on transfer has to be the kind for dark colors. I read some super old threads that recommended "Amy" - I went to her site and she doesn't do Disney transfers anymore. Boooo!

 

[MOXOMUMD]

I'd like to find some of the older Star Wars ones if anyone has any leads.

 

[tare]

I always make our own shirts every trip. I use the Avery brand sold at walmart. Works pretty good!!!

 

[MOXOMUMD]

Thanks for the tip.

 

[jback93]

We just posted a "how to" for t-shirt transfers on our blog. Also, register by August 5 to win a custom mouse ear t-shirt.
http://www.betheirguest.com/2013/07/diy-disney-shirts-and-discount-code-and.html

 

[jback93]

Also, don't use the Up&Up Target brand transfers. Not a single one held up during washing and most peeled off while we were still in the parks. Pay the extra $ and stick with Avery brand.

 

[Soarin' Over Pgh]

Try ETSY! There's plenty of folks who make t-shirts and t-shirt transfers on there.