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How to Apply DTF Transfers with a Cricut EasyPress

Person applying a small DTF transfer to a grey T-shirt with a Cricut-style EasyPress on a firm pressing mat

A Cricut EasyPress can apply our DTF when the platen fully covers the design. Cotton and most fabrics: 160°C for 8 seconds, peel while hot, then 10 seconds under your own paper or Teflon. Polyester: 120°C for 30 seconds, cold peel, then 10 seconds at 120°C. A household iron is only for iron-on film. If the design hangs past the plate, use a larger press.

DTF Transfers for Trade Printers and Apparel Businesses

Trade print shop operator positioning a ready-to-press DTF transfer on a black T-shirt at a commercial heat press

Ready-to-press DTF transfers can help print shops, embroiderers, signwriters and apparel businesses offer detailed full-colour garment printing without operating a DTF printer. This guide covers artwork, ordering, margins, production planning, testing and quality control for trade users.

T-Shirt Printing Equipment for DTF Transfers: Complete Checklist

Heat press and essential tools used to apply ready-to-press DTF transfers

To press our transfers you need a heat press that covers the design, a lint roller, tape, and your own parchment, baking paper, or Teflon. You do not need a DTF printer, powder, or a roll of film. A household iron is only for iron-on transfers. A Cricut EasyPress is enough when its platen fully covers the print. Blank shirts are not part of a transfer order.

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