No flipping of the printed image is necessary with Dark Fabric Transfers. You won’t have to do the flipping—Avery Design & Print will flip the image for you. We suggest printing a test page of your design on plain paper to make sure the image and text are flipped when printed.

If you have allowed the image to cool for several minutes, continue to iron the spots that are lifting up with the backing paper still on for 30-40 seconds. Allow the transfer to cool again for the designated time, then try to peel the backing paper from the transfer again.

If you are having trouble peeling off the backing paper (the paper with the Avery logo), try slightly tearing the edge (just the paper only) to help start the peeling process.

• First, grip the edge of the transfer and very gently bend the sheet until the backing paper tears slightly.
• The transfer may stretch a little but SHOULD NOT tear if only gentle force is applied.
• Remove the paper backing starting at the tear.

For ribbed or stretchy garments, use Avery Stretchable Fabric Transfers (3302). This product is perfect for white or light-colored stretchable synthetic fabrics or synthetic blend fabrics.

Ironing times vary according to the size of your transfer. We recommend 3 minutes for a full-page transfer, 2 minutes for a half-page transfer and 1 minute for a quarter-page transfer.

1. Make slow, 20-second passes across the transfer, from left to right.
2. Make slow, 20-second passes across the transfer, from top to bottom. Use enough overlapping passes to cover the image entirely.
3. Allow your garment to cool for 2 minutes before peeling away the ironing tissue.