Process: Dark Fabrics: Print the motif on the white side of the paper (there is a white background with a red checkered pattern on the back). Allow to dry for 30 minutes. Cut the printed motif 5 mm from the edge of the motif with rounded edges. Remove the protective film and place the paper face up on an ironed cloth (no creases). Pick up and apply brown ironing paper to the image. Preheat the iron to an average temperature of 160 degrees. Iron the subject with circular motions and even force. When ironing, be sure to iron all parts of the motif evenly. Iron a small motif for 60-90 seconds, a large one for 90-120 seconds. Allow the paper to dry, and then pull the brown paper off the cloth in a smooth motion. Do not wash clothes for the first 24 hours. The maximum washing temperature is 40 degrees and the motif must be inside. Do not use bleach.
Light fabrics: Print a motif on the white side of the paper (blue pattern on the back on a white background). Allow to dry for 30 minutes. Cut the printed motif 5 mm from the edge of the motif with rounded edges. Place the pattern on the ironed fabric. Place the pattern on the ironed fabric without the iron-painted side. Heat the iron to an average temperature of 160 degrees. Iron the subject with circular motions and even force. When ironing, be sure to iron all parts of the motif evenly. Iron a small motif for 60-90 seconds, a large one for 90-120 seconds. Allow the paper to dry, and then pull the brown paper off the cloth in a smooth motion. Do not wash clothes for the first 24 hours. The maximum washing temperature is 40 degrees and the motif must be inside. Do not use bleach.
