light vs dark iron on/transfer paper (neenah 3g jet opaque vs JetPro soft stretch) custom t-shirt
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- Опубліковано 27 січ 2021
- light vs dark iron on/transfer paper (neenah 3g jet opaque vs JetPro soft stretch) - how to make a custom t-shirt
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Products used:
HP ENVY 5660 Wireless Inkjet Printer:
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3G Jet Opaque Heat Transfer paper for DARK fabrics:
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Jetpro Soft-Stretch Heat Transfer Paper for LIGHT Fabrics:
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Hello Nhely - visible difference - thanks for sharing. I learned the hard way about the light transfers and lint - it took only one garment for me to get it. :-)
Glad it was helpful!
Very helpful thank you so much 😊 ❤👍🏾
Great video, thank you
Lol love this shirt 🤣
Genuinely cute shirt
Thank you! 😊
Ok, so which side would i print on? I was loading the paper with the name showing and it was working fine. It was when i did a cut out design that it got stuck to the heat press.
If I'm printing a logo and stand-alone words (all only using black ink) on a yellow shirt, would the light transfer paper work? Or would it leave behind a white color since I'm not using a white shirt?
how do you see the white on the paper from coming through?
Great video, your shirts look great. How do they hold up after washing a few times?
Hi, the transfer paper for light-fabrics will start fading/cracking after just a few washes, they're ideal for one-time use (birthday parties, special events, etc). Transfer paper for dark fabrics holds up for a few dozen washes, I have used it for businesses in the past, it has better durability.
Really enjoyed watching ure videos there very informative with that being said im starting a t shirt business and i know i have to get a pigment printer can you please let me know atleast 3 AFFORDABLE pigment printers i can look at to purchase to start my business cause i already have my 3g opaque heat transfer papers and so.
Thank you for your response.
Hi, I'm glad you find my videos helpful. Unfortunately, I haven't used any pigment printers so I wouldn't be able to personally recommend any. I'm sticking to heat transfer vinyl and transfer paper for now.
@@NhelyDesigns the printer you’re using in the video is a pigment printer
hi, i'm having a hard time getting an accurate print color to my dark transfer paper. i'm using i-tech brand. i test print with my copy paper and it looks fine, but when i print in my dark transfer paper, it goes yellowish and other colors, i have to edit the color settings but the quality is not as nice. also, when i press without transfer film, my prints goes shiny but yellowish color. Thanks in advance if ever someone can help.
Is the heat transfer vinyl printed in first then cut or is it just the color of vinyl? Can you print the whole art on heat transfer vinyl, cricut cut, then weed and press the whole thing?
Hi, the heat transfer vinyl that I use comes in a variety a different colors, but no you cannot print on them, you just have to buy a different roll for each color that you intend to use.
Did you use different ink in your printer. the black is pigment, but the colors are dye ink?
Hello, I used the standard inkjet ink that comes with my printer, I have an hp envy 5660.
What ink did you use for this? Is this sublimation ink?
Hi, no it’s just regular inkjet printer ink
Normal ink or pigment ink?
Normal ink 😊
3G opaque or easysubli
3g jet opaque
What is the durability of each ?
Hello, for dark transfer paper, I have washed the garments dozens of times without a problem. Light transfer paper will last a few washes before it starts fading/cracking, but it also depends on the heat source that you're using. A heat press is going to give you longer durability than a home iron.
Can Tide sue you for printing these t-shirts? Or if you sell them can you get in trouble? Thanks
Yes it is copyrighted, however I don’t think would can get sued for making them tor yourself. But you could get in trouble for selling them
@@NhelyDesigns makes sense. Thanks👍🏻
@@NhelyDesigns hey the 3g opaque sheets, if you just pressed a blank sheet onto a shirt, what color would it be? It's white, yea? whereas the ss softstretch is pretty much transparent? thanks
@@_Seagie that is correct😊
@@NhelyDesigns Thanks. Fyi I get great results from the SS sheet but I have to melt the image in with a lighter or heat gun after peeling the paper. This bakes the image right into the fabric, looks darker and last longer in the wash. Cheers
Unfortunately what is not mention in this video is durability, wash and stretch test ... feel on t-shirt ... I tried all sort of HTV papers, this is one of the most expensive, it peels of as much as the cheap ones, it cracks really easily, and it feels awful ... I do not understand why people do not mention the tremendous downside !!! you cannot use this c***p even for your kids shirts.
Hi, the light transfer paper isn't great when it comes to durability, it's best suited for one-time use (e.g. matching birthday party shirts), but I find that the dark transfer paper (3g jet opaque) and heat transfer vinyl will withstand quite a few washes.
@@NhelyDesigns Nha the opaque is the same ... and as soon as you stretch the t-shirt they release straight away .. $ 3.50 aud per page .. no way no worth it. Is all false advertising.