BANKSY RAT PLAYING VIOLIN (Violist Viola) HEAT TRANSFER

 

APPLICATION INTRODUCTIONS

MAYBE YOUR TRANSFER HAVE A PROTECT WAX PAPER. REMOVE WAX PAPER BEFORE APPLICATION.
IF YOU HAVE LETTERS / NUMBERS AND YOU DON'T WANT TO APPLY TOGETHER
CUT THE CLEAR PLASTIC SHEET AROUND EACH LETTER. 
LEAVE  THE LETTERS ATTACHED TO THE PLASTIC SHEET.
  
1) PLACE THE MATERIAL SIDE FACING DOWN ON THE T-SHIRT & CLEAR PLASTIC FACING UP
2) IRON THE ENTIRE TRANSFER FACING UP WITH FULL HEAT FOR ABOUT 1 MINUTE
3) LEAVE IT COOL COMPLETELY FOR 2-3 MINUTES
4) REMOVE THE STICKY CLEAR SHEET "FOR EASY PLACEMENT"
5) DIRECT IRON IT AGAIN IF YOU WANT..
6) THAT'S ALL
  
WE CAN SEND YOU FREE EXTRA TESTER WITH YOUR ORDER TO PRACTICE
BEFORE STARTING YOUR PROJECT IF YOU WRITE IT IN YOUR PAYMENT.

APPLICATION TIPS

Shiny plastic side of the sheet is UP and peeled off your clothing after the transfer has cooled.
Matte side is down and stuck to the clothing. Don't get them confused or you'll cover your iron with gunk.
  
You can use a wooden cutting board (or do the job on a table) inside the piece of clothing to stabilize it for the transfer.
  
No pillowcases/protective papers needed. Iron directly onto the plastic sheet stuck to the top of your transfers.
  
Some irons have little holes in the bottom. This means that with a home iron you're going to get areas of direct heat, and non-direct heat.
To avoid transfer look "bubbly" apply heat AND force AND then reposition the iron on the same area, to minimize uneven heat application.
  
Cold Peel means Cold Peel.
Don't peel off the upper plastic layer until it has shrunk away from the transfer's edges slightly, is a little "bubbled," and is room-temperature.
  
The heat transfer material comes as one big sheet, and you can do anything with it - trace letters, cut it into tiny shapes,
whatever you want, the possibilities are endless.