A little guidance. A lot of possibility.
Make something
worth keeping.
Thoughtfully chosen materials, useful tools, and practical guidance for the projects you’ve been meaning to make.
with the right match.Find your transfer method
The project desk
What will
you make next?
Choose your project, transfer method, and the supplies you need.
Unsure about the method? →Stock your creative space
Small details. Better makes.
Heat transfer vinyl
Cut lettering & shapes for fabric.
Transfer paper
Print full-color designs for fabric.
Sublimation supplies
Compare paper & pre-inked patterns.
Project blanks
Begin with a shirt, mug, or coaster.
Adhesive vinyl & transfer tape
Make decals for suitable hard surfaces.
Craft tools
Prepare, cut & support your work.
The guide comes with the supplies
A beautiful idea
deserves a good plan.
Start with the blank you want to decorate. Choose a transfer process that suits it. Then measure your design before buying materials.
Open the project planner ↗Know your usable area.
Make room for the details.
From the guidebook
A little know-how goes a long way.
01 / Choose your process
One idea.
Four ways to make it.
Compare iron-on, printable transfers, sublimation, and adhesive vinyl by the project they actually fit.
Choose a transfer method ↗02 / Measure before you buy
A small batch.
A considered plan.
Work out usable area, material quantity, and the cost of a practice piece before a group project.
Plan your materials ↗03 / Learn from the first press
A better next try
starts with a check.
Use lifting, marks, and blurred transfers as clues. Record your setup and change one thing at a time.
Troubleshoot your transfer ↗For the next idea on your list
Start with a little color.
A shop with a useful point of view
Fewer guesses.
More finished projects.
We organize supplies around the choices that matter: the transfer process, the blank, the format, and the equipment you already have. Product notes explain tradeoffs and link to source information.
Our guides are research-based. We distinguish documented requirements from things that still need confirmation, so you can make an informed choice.
How we select & check products ↗Choose the route, then the quantity
A cotton shirt, coated ceramic mug, and hard-surface decal need different supplies. Start with your actual blank, artwork, printer or cutter, and application equipment.
Compare transfer methods, including the different image-orientation instructions for Avery 3275 and Cricut Printable Iron-On. Then use the project planner to estimate usable rectangles, trial pieces, and whole packs.
Our product notes explain exact formats and their limits. Read how the research is prepared and why some listings are withheld from sale.