❤How I Make My Own Tshirts With Transferpaper! - Laser printer, heat press. ❤

before I start this video can we just
appreciate is a giant a squirtle plush
my sister got me for my birthday this is
the life I've always wanted to live
agree here you follow me on Instagram I
posted a video of me making my own shirt
couple weeks ago and I had a lot of
questions asking how I made it so if you
are know how I make my own t-shirts keep
watching alright so you're going to want
to google the images that you want on
t-shirt today I'm making a Pokemon
t-shirt so I just googled Pokemon PNG
and I'm saving the images to my computer
that I like once you have the images
that you like you want to reverse the
image go into your preferences and
change it to labels
I suggest printing onto a normal piece
of paper before you print it onto your
transfer paper just so you know exactly
what it's going to look like before you
waste your traffic
once you're happy with your design you
can go ahead and send it on to your
transfer paper you're going to want to
press together the read sheet with the
green sheet you're going to be pressing
these together at 210 degrees Fahrenheit
with a light pressure for 15 seconds
you're going to want to peel them while
they are still hot and your image will
be left with a film you're going to
throw out this paper it's useless
okay so now I'm just cutting out my
images you don't have to cut too close
to the image because this is
self-feeding paper so you won't see the
background anyways once you have the
images line up in the shirt the way you
want it you're going to want to press
them together for 30 seconds at 375
degrees Fahrenheit wait for your shirts
are totally cool and then peel off the
paper to reveal your beautiful shirt
so next I will be printing white onto a
black t-shirt as you can see my printer
is a little messed up but they don't
show up too much in the end print
okay so the reason that you print in
black is because you're going to be
using a second transfer paper which has
I'm pretty sure it's called emulsion on
it so it's going to change your black
ink to white okay so the papers they
give you are two different sizes so mine
was a little bit too short so I cut a
piece of the top to use on the side
you're going to be pressing these papers
together with medium to heavy pressure
for 20 seconds at 250 degrees Fahrenheit
kill them while they are still hot so as
you can see there is a film over top of
the black and the corner didn't turn out
so again I just place my paper on top of
my t-shirt at 305 degrees Fahrenheit
I'll be pressing my t-shirt together
with a heavy pressure for 25 seconds so
let your paper cool completely on your
shirt and then once it's cool you can
start peeling to reveal your beautiful
design as you can see I mess up the
corner a little bit and where my printer
leaves those little nicks
thank you guys so much for watching this
is how I make my shirts hopefully I
answered all of your guys's questions I
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