summer333

For Baby clothing such as onesie's and toddler shirts is heat transfer better than screening for larger designs? Any thoughts/suggestions/experiences would be very helpful! THANKS!

 

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Rodney

Either method will work just fine.

If you search the forums for baby or infant, you'll find lots of tips, experiences and suggestions posted.

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Solmu

Quote: Originally Posted by summer333 For Baby clothing such as onesie's and toddler shirts is heat transfer better than screening for larger designs?

That depends... I can't remember if babies are the ones that like things soft, or like sleeping on pieces of scratchy paper

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jundogg

i've done one like that before. it's a heat transfer, but the image is small.
either way will do as long as the print is of good quality and will not easily get off the shirt once pulled, especially by the baby. =)

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