There are different brands of iron-on transfer paper. I'm currently using Jolee's brand, but I've used the Avery brand before too. Either works fine - just make sure to buy the type for the color shirt you are using (there's one for white fabric & one for colored fabric). The instructions will be included with the packet, so you can just follow those.
I found this image through a Google search. Whatever image you end up using, just make sure to reverse the image if it has writing on it - that way when you iron it on, it will come out the correct way.
The shirt was actually too big for her last year. It's still a bit big for her, so we tied it at the side on the bottom to bring it in. I also used orange ribbon on the sleeves to pull those up a bit more, but one of the ribbons fell off early on in the day, so I'll need to fix that.
Have you ever used iron-on transfer paper to make things? I've used it for t-shirts, pillows, tote bags, & even a dog bed - it's a great way to personalize things & make them your own and really easy to do!
Originally posted by Adventures in DIY
