Create custom iron-on transfers using crayons, markers, or inkjet prints—great for fabric crafts, gifts, and school projects.
🎨 Color-On Transfer Paper – For Inkjet or Hand-Drawn Designs
Turn your favorite photos, doodles, and artwork into custom wearable designs using our Color-On Transfer Paper. Whether you're printing from your inkjet printer or drawing directly on the sheets with crayons and markers, this versatile material helps bring your creative ideas to life—right onto fabric!
✨ Key Features
- Designed for light-colored fabrics
- Works with inkjet printers or direct hand-drawing
- Matte finish for a soft, natural look
- Improved adhesion for longer-lasting results
- Soft and flexible feel after transfer
- Washes and dries without heavy peeling
🧵 Use Ideas
- Kid’s drawings turned into T-shirts or tote bags
- Custom birthday or school event shirts
- DIY family reunion or holiday apparel
- Craft fair merchandise and handmade gifts
🖨️ Compatibility
Works with all standard inkjet printers. You can also use markers, crayons, or other fabric-safe drawing tools to create hand-drawn transfers.
🔥 Instructions Overview
- Print your design (mirrored) onto the coated side of the transfer paper or draw directly.
- Cut around the image closely for best results.
- Place the image face-down on your fabric and cover with parchment paper.
- Iron firmly with steady pressure for 60–90 seconds (no steam).
- Let cool, then carefully peel the backing away.
Package Includes:
5 transfer sheets, ready for inkjet printing or direct drawing.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Can I wash garments made with this transfer paper?
Yes! Designs are more permanent and hold up well to standard washing and drying. We recommend washing inside out on cold for longevity.
Does this work on dark fabrics?
No, this paper is best suited for white or light-colored fabrics. For dark fabrics, we recommend using our Dark Transfer Paper instead.
Can I use a laser printer instead of an inkjet?
This transfer paper is specifically designed for inkjet printers. Laser printers are not compatible and may damage the paper.
What types of fabrics work best?
100% cotton or cotton-blend fabrics provide the best results. Avoid stretch or synthetic materials for iron-on projects.
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