[marlena]

I am looking for inkjet heat transfer paper that wont leave a white backing when I apply it to white and dark fabrics. I have a hp envy 4501 inkjet printer and have been using heat transfer paper from here: 100pk Dark Heat Transfer Paper for Inkjet Printing | eBay

Every time I iron the image on a black shirt it leaves a white backing behind my custom image, same thing for white fabrics as well. Is there any paper that wont do this? I want my image to look like it was screen printed on the shirt!! Thank you in advance!!

Here is an example of a TuTu Shirt and Onesie Set I made
http://imageshack.us/a/img845/891/0w21.jpg

 

[elcielo]

You have to trim off the excess.

 

[marlena]

I don't want the white backing at all, even if I trim the excess it's still there! I want the look of vinyl but be able to add photos to shirts!!

 

[imtrash]

You need to either trim it by hand, or purchase a cutter with an optical eye to do the trimming for you then weed off the excess.

 

[elcielo]

Is there any paper that wont do this? I want my image to look like it was screen printed on the shirt!!http://imageshack.us/a/img845/891/0w21.jpg

That's the nature of the beast. If you want it to look like it's been screen printed on, you should screen print or purchase plastisol transfers, neither of which is practical for one-offs.

Or as imtrash has stated, trim the white off either manually or with a cutter.

 

[BobR]

Have a look at this

How To Use Graphtec Studiocontour cutting heat transfer paper using the well known Graphtec cutter-plotter