How to Screen Print Transfers and Save Money - Full Tutorial

Ryan Bolin shows you how to easily screen print transfers for pennies on the dollar compared to printing garments for an event. This full how to video takes you from printing, adding adherent powder curing and pressing your transfer onto the garment
The links below are to the transfer paper and powder needed:
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[@tiffanyleighty816]

Awesome! Thank you for sharing, extremely helpful!

[@DigitalPlannerCo]

I can’t wait to make some transfers! 👏

[@GustavoBrandao-l9k]

Great Video!!!

[@christinemontes4171]

Can you do this with more than 1 color?

[@johnseber949]

If you do events and a heatpress you can take with you this would save you a bunch of money on shirts hoping they all sell

[@darklightstudios9009]

I'm using that same powder, and no matter what I do, I always get excess powder transferring to the shirt ruining the print. how do I stop this?

[@TravisE.]

Can you recommend companies that sell custom screen print transfers like these?

[@texsource1]

FM Expressions

[@tanakasamukange3524]

great tutorial does this work with multiple colors or process colors?

[@sjm8510]

yes

[@sjm8510]

just make sure to reverse the print layers and order, base goes last

[@tanakasamukange3524]

@@sjm8510 Ok thank you

[@johnseber949]

What about on a black shirt would you print a white base on transfer paper

[@texsource1]

I would test using an opaque version of the ink first before creating a white underbase and printing 2 colors on the transfer

[@eddie89104]

For how long can you storage the prints before transfer onto garment?

[@texsource1]

Seal in a ziplock with silica bag and it will last for months

[@Big___Sarge]

What about the transfer powder? I just started doing transfer and that powder sucks

[@that_tshirt_dude]

It is a necessary component.

[@mokshmaac]

How to get micro details

[@texsource1]

Higher mesh count

[@shizamalik981]

Which powder are you using same as of DTF powder ?

[@texsource1]

They are labeled different but I believe they are similar if not the same.

[@Charlesman24]

What's the function of the transfer powder. ?

[@texsource1]

the transfer powder is the adhesive that bonds the ink to the shirt when heat is applied during the heat press transfer process

[@Charlesman24]

@@texsource1 Thanks so much for the info. I only hope i will find both the transfer paper and power in shops in my country Nigeria, West Africa.

[@areseses1773]

Waw very helpful

[@mirandagregory1593]

7:35 🤭