Two cartoon character designs inspired by popular football figures, printed using TPU. These can be applied to clothing or other heat-resistant flat surfaces.

How to iron them onto clothing:

• Prepare a ironing board and an iron

• Take a piece of heat-resistant paper, such as baking parchment/parchment paper

• Place the printed design on the shirt, ensuring it is completely smooth, then lay the paper over it

• Heat the iron to high or maximum temperature (depending on your iron—my iron worked best at its highest setting)

• Place the iron gently on top of the printed design, starting with a few seconds (15–20 seconds) without applying pressure (to melt the ink), followed by firm pressure and (for 5–10 seconds)

• The print should become slightly smoother and adhere to the shirt; if not (or insufficiently), repeat the previous step (I sometimes need to repeat this process two or three times for a secure bond)

• After removing the iron, allow it to cool slightly, then carefully peel off the paper

• Inspect carefully to confirm that the print has adhered firmly

   

It is recommended to machine wash at temperatures below 40°C; higher temperatures may cause the print to detach from the shirt.