How to use the iron-on cloth label

empty the water from your iron
Remember, no steam
Set your iron medium to hot
Put the label face up on the fabric
Cover the label with parchment paper
Press down firmly with the iron for 10 seconds or more
Repeat to make sure the label sticks
If the corner lifts, iron over again

Prep Workspace: Use a sturdy table (not an ironing board) for even pressure. Smooth out the Clothes.
Position Design: Align the sheet using an alignment ruler.
Cover & Press: Place parchment paper over the design. Press the iron firmly for 20-30 seconds without moving. For large designs, work in sections.
Check Details: Press edges/thin lines longer to ensure adhesion.
Peel Carefully: Wait 5 seconds, then peel slowly if the design lifts, re-press.
Final Press: Cover the design with parchment paper and press again for 15 seconds to reduce shine.

Test Temperatures: Adjust the heat setting based on the fabric type. Delicate fabrics? Lower heat. Denim? Increase pressure.
Avoid Sliding: Keep the iron stationary to prevent smudging.
Work in Sections: For large designs, track timing to ensure even application.
Watch for Peeling Issues: Re-press areas that don’t adhere fully.

Disclaimer:

We take pride in delivering high-quality iron-on clothes transfer sheets with vibrant, crisp printing. But, please note

Quality Guarantee: Our responsibility is limited to the physical quality of the printed transfer sheet (e.g., print defects, tears, or adhesive flaws). Contact us if your sheet is damaged.
Application Results: We are not responsible for issues arising after pressing/ironing. These issues include incomplete adhesion, peeling, or damage. Such problems occur due to incorrect temperature, pressure, or technique.
Test First: Always use the free sample test patch included with your order. Practice the application process on scrap fabric before applying your final design.

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