1 .The top layer is clear which holds the design in place. The yellow or white paper is the bottom and keeps the clear, sticky layer from coming in contact with unwanted surfaces. (Picture 1)

2. Turn the transfer so that the yellow or white is on the top. Separate a corner from the clear layer. Using a finger to hold the clear layer in place, SLOWLY peal the yellow or white paper toward the opposite corner. Do this SLOWLY! (Pictures 2 & 3)

3. With the sticky side down, place the transfer on to the fabric. (Picture 4) The transfer can be repositioned at this point.

4. Using a clean Teflon sheet on top of the transfer, press with medium to firm pressure using the chart information below. (Picture 5)

5. Allow the pressed transfer to cool before SLOWLY removing the clear paper. (Picture 6) As the paper is being removed, examine the design and the paper to be certain that all parts have bonded to the fabric and none remain on the paper. If some parts are not bonded, stop the removal process, lay the paper back down and re-press.

PLEASE NOTE

• We advise you to do a test pressing before Ironing on.
• Always use a clean Teflon sheet.
• In general, the higher the temperature, the shorter the pressing time needed. Fabrics vary. Some work better with a higher temperature and less time.
• Washing the decorated garments inside-out and drying on a cool setting will be better.
• Working presses are HOT. Always keep children away.