Black Transfer Sheets, 10 Pcs 12"x 12" Solid Plain Color Pre-Printed Sublimation Paper for Heat Press Mug, DIY T- Shirts, Coasters

I love the vivid colors it makes the projects look so beautiful like it’s an expensive item

Great price. Transfers fully. incredibly difficult to weed because it's not very sticky. Also be sure not to re-iron any previously transfered areas, the color will lift either onto the parchment paper or if the shirt is accidently folded, it will transfer to the shirt - oops. I keep the sheets in the pack they came to keep them away from light.

The best transfer sheets I have used 👍

Bought this because the video made it look like it weeds like HTV. It does not - it's still paper but weeds much better than Cricut brand. Had to test cut several times but found that using the infusible ink setting worked best (package suggested vinyl or iron on+). Still does not cut or weed cleanly for very intricate cuts but medium or large shapes cut and weed well (still not Siser quality weeding, but better than normal infusible ink). The presses I did get to weed well came out AMAZING though! Sharp, bright, and even color at 400*. *EDIT* Changed blade and HUGE difference on cut pressure. Was able to cut on "Iron On +" but still had issues with intricate cuts. Like another reviewer, having a hard time figuring out what the final color would be - grabbed one hoping for blue ombre but turned out to be green. Still works better than Cricut though!!

Arrived on time and just as the seller described

I have NEVER wanted to write a review as much as I wanted to write this one!!! Here goes: The transfer paper is HORRIBLE, it is the LEAST stickiest paper I have EVER worked with. Getting it off my Cricut mat was a nightmare and each piece had letter falling off constantly. After finally getting it off then comes the weeding..again letters just not staying stuck down and I had to try to grab the letters and putting them back on the transfer paper. ON TOP of that if the transfer paper/letters saw the sun or ANY type of heat before being carefully added to the tshirt it was begin to curl and no longer stick to the transfer paper. What took me a day max with heat transfer vinyl took me THREE full days with this. I am really interested in learning to work with sublimation transfers but this is absolutely a horrible version of that. I genuinely would have returned all four packs had I not been under a time crunch. NEVER AGAIN! IF for some reason your like me and don’t learn from others lessons, I would say make an extra cut of whatever your making (especially for letters) so WHEN letters randomly fall off your able to replace it without have to throw your whole cut out. Also get the little spatula weeding tool so that when your pulling off the negative you can hold down your letters. Also maybe call a therapist to vent to after because you will need it!

Bought these to do mousepads, with a mostly black transfer and just a white logo knocked out in the middle. WOW is it hard to get the heat press settings right. The needed time and temperature was finicky, and the transfer was never perfect. The areas that were supposed to be white (I removed the transfer material after cutting with my Silhouette machine) often had some black ghosting. I couldn’t tell if it was burnt, or if as I lifted up my heat press and the sheet retracted from the surface while it was cooling, it had some accidental transfer. I tried lowering settings and the transfer wasn’t clean. Overall a very frustrating project and I wasted at least 4 sheets/mouse pads

I was very reluctant to try anything besides the Cricut paper because both the mugs and the paper are really expensive. I gave this a shot-- WOW. Colors are beautiful and bright on the mugs. I was a bit concerned that the black would be more of a gray, as others have said, but it is a true deep black. Also, because the paper is shipped flat and not in a roll like the name brand, it is much easier to work with and I had less aggravation with small pieces popping off when dealing with multiple colors. If you are unfamiliar with Infusible ink paper, the colors are very muted and appear different on the paper than they do when exposed to heat. Don't worry when you open the package-- Once pressed, the color is exactly as pictured in the before and after photos the seller shows here. For about a third of the price, I am hooked and will be back to reorder!

I spent alot of time looking for the right bundle of color and because infusible ink is so expensive I was very disappointed, the colors are off and I only got 10 pieces instead of 12 . It's not right to advertise 12 sheets and only give 10 . I feel completely ripped off! UPDATE ... seller contacted me and made it right . They are resending my order that got messed up . I want to thank them for doing so !

This product is no good to sublimate on mugs. Leaves sticky residu and leaves discolouration on you mug. I've bought other ink sublimation paper and never had this issue. The sticky transfer paper must have to much glue. I just did a mug with red paper that I bought from Amazon and works great. I believe I should get my money back from this product without returning it because it's garbage. I am going to do a video showing you what's wrong. . I took picture of both cups and showing you the paper and the difference in the backing. I gave it a 1 only because there was no 0.

This ink works great for T-shirt sublimation. Very hard to weed. You need to use a light tack mat not standard. These are not meant to be used on tumblers have not tried on ceramic yet.

Produit de tres mauvaise qualité . Quand le matériel passe dans la cricut , l’impression découpe decolle de la feuille . J’ai fait un test en essayant de sauver ma coupe mais une fois dans le mug press l’impression au pourtour sort brunâtre . Tres décevant .

This product did not transfer very well. The black looked a darker brown/light black and was spotty. The paper also curled where it was cut so you had to piece together your image and even make your own pieces if they popped out and you weren’t lucky enough to find them