Others say...

"Two kinds of Printwrorks transfer paper, two kinds of experiences"
Some of the reviews that I've read here sound like they are for the "other" type of Printworks transfer sheets. This product is for use on white or light colored shirts. The other product is for use on dark colored shirts.

This stuff is great! It is the best of the "reverse print" transfer sheets for home use. We've tried several different products over the last 10 years, and this is what we now use exclusively, and have for many years.

Now, for the other stuff (the dark fabric product), there are certainly problems with it cracking, looking like having a plastic bag ironed on your shirt, etc. The Printworks product for dark colored shirts is best for very small images, and it works quite well if you keep that in mind.

However, this product works fine with full sized (8.5" x 11") images if you follow the directions provided (it always helps!). Five stars for sure, just remember that no transfer paper is ever as good as silkscreened shirts. This is great for home use.

"Easy and simple"
I used these w/ a homemade shower curtain and it was great. I was not as excited when I used it on a t-shirt and then washed it, but I didn't prewash the t-shirt b/c I was just testing before I did the shower curtain. They were so easy to use. I did have trouble w/ my printer printing it. I guess they are hard on your printer I have now heard.

"You get what you pay for"
Burlington Iron-on transfers are exactly what you can expect from transfer papaer that is possibly the most inexpensive for its quantity.

The Goods:
-Easy to handle(good to go after one practice shirt)
-Will last a fair amount of time, if not washed too ofeten
-Color comparable to all other transfers out there
-Does not look as home made as some other tranfers can be

The Bads:
-If you wear your newly created shirt more 3 times or more a week, do not expect it to last more than a month without it being a crackly mess.
-Be cautious of over ironing the transfer image to shirt, will easily burn if you follow the directions.
-Cheap transfer material not as durable as some other higher priced transfers.


"non-washable plastic transfer"
This basically glues a plastic sheet to your shirt with your design printed on the plastic. Wearing it feels like you might imagine it would, and it doesn't survive washing very well, even if you wash it by hand very gently. The directions tell you to iron it for much longer than it can handle. If you do as you're told, you'll burn it.

"Prepare Yourself"
This is a good product at a good price. Got a few tips tho. Do not expect things to work on first try prefectly be prepared to waste a t shirt or test the paper on a pillow case. Cut close to the edge not right on or else it doesn't adhear properly causing it to wash off. Yellow oust side means you burnt it. All in all good product to try.