Thank you so much for this video. I’m considering making some labels, and it’s all new to me. Your experience with this transfer paper is all I need. Thank you!
Hi from Australia Jan, I'm so glad I found your channel, such practical information and very useful for all my craft projects. Stay safe and looking forward to your next tutorial. 😊😊💕💕
Thank you Jan for ALL your videos, they are so good and very clear. I wanted to ask where did you get your cotton spool holders on the wall behind you - its so neat!
Thank you Jan for demonstrating which transfer paper you prefer but the COMPARISONS too 😊. Very much appreciated. I’ve already purchased dark & light heat transfer paper & not used either yet. I will try over the weekend and let you know how it turns out!!! Thank you for sharing. PS. I just love your labels especially the lower case ones!!!
I use transfer paper but I don't wanna if it's the correct one. Cuz I love to draw alot so I use transfer paper. But I use wayyy different brands. I never heard of these. Than all of those..!! Thanks alot !!
I wish you had made a spreadsheet with all the information it would have made it se much easier to follow. Maybe you did this….if you did, may I have copy please. I want to make some labels and I can’t afford try all these brands.
I do have a spread sheet for this. You can locate it here youmakeitsimple.com/2022/03/27/top-4-heat-transfer-papers-for-making-custom-labels/ Scroll down to the photo of the spread sheet and you can get a printable PDF. Have fun making labels
Hi Jan, thank you for all of this helpful information! I was looking for the link for your video about printing on dark fabrics like you mentioned, but I can’t seem to find it. Would you be able to help me locate that video? Thank you so much!
Fascinating and very helpful. What are your thoughts about using on a bowl cozy that would be in the microwave 2-3 minutes? Do you think the laminate would melt or catch fire? I'm wanting to label items that are NOT microwave safe because they contain Insulbrite. I think a label from the June Tailor product will be ideal. Thanks again! I'll use your affiliate link to purchase.
@@JanHowell My thoughts, too. I've been experimenting with applying clear contact paper (Dollar Tree) to fabric with my laminator. The contact paper is thinner than actual laminating plastic. Thinking about printing directly on fabric and putting contact paper on both sides. I'll give it a try soon - sew with it, wash/dry, and let you know. My order of June Tailor paper will be here in a couple of days. Had no idea you could put it on ribbon. You shared some terrific information. Have a good day.
Hi, Jan. A follow-up. The clear contact paper did not protect the ink when printed on cotton. Thought I would let you know. The Tailor product will arrive tomorrow and cannot wait to try it, using your tips. Thanks again for posting.
I saw a quilter that had what I thought was a label in the center of her quilt back. I messaged her on the how to but never heard. I thought it was a great idea to be able to do that on a few quilts. Do you think she might have used an ink transfer? It was not embroidered. Thanks
How about transfer paper that dissolves/dissolvable transfer paper, will the inkjets work with transfer fabric paper that dissolves work in these inkjet printers too?????
Could you please tell me why do my prints always go to the color of the tshirt that I press it on ? I have tried transfer paper and print it on a purple, pink, brown so far.
Are you using transfer paper for dark colors instead of white? That may be the issue. They are two different things. You may find this post helpful. youmakeitsimple.com/2021/06/17/how-to-use-heat-transfer-paper-no-mirror-image-needed/
@@JanHowell thank so much for taking time to address my issues. I’m using the correct papers for each color, and my prints don’t come out right and vibrant. Do I need to install a software that may can fix the issues? I am very new to this, thanks again
Thank you so much for this video. I’m considering making some labels, and it’s all new to me. Your experience with this transfer paper is all I need. Thank you!
side note: you seem so warm and kind. like you give good hugs. 😭
ahhhhhhh, you are so kind!
Hi from Australia Jan, I'm so glad I found your channel, such practical information and very useful for all my craft projects. Stay safe and looking forward to your next tutorial. 😊😊💕💕
Thank you so much! Isn't it fun that we can connect from afar! Stay safe and have a wonderful day.
I’m new to sewing and have been wondering what to do for labels for my gifts. This is exactly what I’m looking for. Thank you so much for sharing!
You are so welcome!
I am just happy to find your channel
I've been meaning how to make my label
glad you found me too
Very interesting learning about the different brands and how they perform. Thanks for sharing.
You are so welcome!
Thank you for all your videos. The videos have helped improve my sewing.
Wonderful. You are so welcome
Best video on labels ever! Thank you soo much. Good job, clear instructions.
You're very welcome!
Excellent video and just the information I was looking for. Thank you som uch for sharing your expertise!
Glad it was helpful!
Very helpful, thank you, Jan. I must be brave and give this a try.♥️
You can do it! Let me know if you have any questions.
Thank you Jan for ALL your videos, they are so good and very clear. I wanted to ask where did you get your cotton spool holders on the wall behind you - its so neat!
You are so kind. Thank you. I got the thread holders at Joann fabrics.
Thank you Jan for demonstrating which transfer paper you prefer but the COMPARISONS too 😊. Very much appreciated. I’ve already purchased dark & light heat transfer paper & not used either yet. I will try over the weekend and let you know how it turns out!!! Thank you for sharing. PS. I just love your labels especially the lower case ones!!!
You are so welcome! Yes, I would love to know how your labels turn out. Have a wonderful week!
Interesting and helpful transfer paper comparison. Thank you for the video 😊👍💕
You are so welcome
I like ironing freezer paper to cotton fabric and cutting it to fit 8x11 printer paper
Great idea!
Great information!! TFS! Positive Blessings, vibes peace, health and happiness! Namesta ✌️🐞🕉️
Namaste Lala!
Jan thank you so much for your instructions. I learned so much from you. I have a question. Can you use your PDF label transfers with a laser printer?
Yes. Just make sure the transfer paper is made for laser printer use!
Thanks for sharing
You are so welcome
I have had good results with the ppd and Avery all I have to do is do a little editing and I can clear up a brighten the image
Good to know.
I use transfer paper but I don't wanna if it's the correct one. Cuz I love to draw alot so I use transfer paper. But I use wayyy different brands. I never heard of these. Than all of those..!!
Thanks alot !!
You are so welcome.
Great video! Does anyone know if there is a transfer paper that is not shiny? Thank you in advance
Yes, I go over the details of the different sheens in this post. youmakeitsimple.com/2022/03/27/top-4-heat-transfer-papers-for-making-custom-labels/
Hey you did a good job , you a good teacher ❤ on so Taylor is good to use for shirts?
Yes, definitely
I wish you had made a spreadsheet with all the information it would have made it se much easier to follow. Maybe you did this….if you did, may I have copy please. I want to make some labels and I can’t afford try all these brands.
I do have a spread sheet for this. You can locate it here
youmakeitsimple.com/2022/03/27/top-4-heat-transfer-papers-for-making-custom-labels/
Scroll down to the photo of the spread sheet and you can get a printable PDF.
Have fun making labels
Hi Jan, thank you for all of this helpful information! I was looking for the link for your video about printing on dark fabrics like you mentioned, but I can’t seem to find it. Would you be able to help me locate that video? Thank you so much!
Here is the link to that video tutorial ua-cam.com/video/0w9ySKWzRgE/v-deo.html
FYI: Hobby Lobby has the Tailor transfer paper in a 3-piece package, in both Light and Dark.
Good to know. Thanks for sharing
So informative! Have you tried “NUFUN” brand?
Not yet!
Fascinating and very helpful. What are your thoughts about using on a bowl cozy that would be in the microwave 2-3 minutes? Do you think the laminate would melt or catch fire?
I'm wanting to label items that are NOT microwave safe because they contain Insulbrite. I think a label from the June Tailor product will be ideal.
Thanks again! I'll use your affiliate link to purchase.
I would not recommend putting laminate in the microwave!
@@JanHowell My thoughts, too. I've been experimenting with applying clear contact paper (Dollar Tree) to fabric with my laminator. The contact paper is thinner than actual laminating plastic. Thinking about printing directly on fabric and putting contact paper on both sides. I'll give it a try soon - sew with it, wash/dry, and let you know.
My order of June Tailor paper will be here in a couple of days. Had no idea you could put it on ribbon. You shared some terrific information.
Have a good day.
Hi, Jan. A follow-up. The clear contact paper did not protect the ink when printed on cotton. Thought I would let you know. The Tailor product will arrive tomorrow and cannot wait to try it, using your tips. Thanks again for posting.
I saw a quilter that had what I thought was a label in the center of her quilt back. I messaged her on the how to but never heard. I thought it was a great idea to be able to do that on a few quilts. Do you think she might have used an ink transfer? It was not embroidered. Thanks
Yes, most likely.
How about transfer paper that dissolves/dissolvable transfer paper, will the inkjets work with transfer fabric paper that dissolves work in these inkjet printers too?????
You'll have to check the transfer paper instructions for that.
Got a video for laser printers?
I don't, sorry
How did you create the labels to print? Did you use a website?
No. I use a graphics program
Could you please tell me why do my prints always go to the color of the tshirt that I press it on ? I have tried transfer paper and print it on a purple, pink, brown so far.
Are you using transfer paper for dark colors instead of white? That may be the issue. They are two different things. You may find this post helpful. youmakeitsimple.com/2021/06/17/how-to-use-heat-transfer-paper-no-mirror-image-needed/
@@JanHowell thank so much for taking time to address my issues. I’m using the correct papers for each color, and my prints don’t come out right and vibrant. Do I need to install a software that may can fix the issues? I am very new to this, thanks again
can i use this paper in normal home printers?
Yes. Just make sure you are using the correct paper for your printer type. Laser or inkjet.