Streamline your Valentine's production with this expertly assembled DTF transfer bundle featuring six press-ready designs ranging from 3" to 8" in width. Each design is strategically sized for specific applications—from children's apparel to canvas items and smaller goods—removing guesswork from your workflow. This collection caters to both newcomers and established compact operations, offering Cricut compatibility and small-format press capability. Achieve professional results with minimal technical demands and quick turnaround times, while maintaining design flexibility across your Valentine's product offerings.

What’s Included

• 6 DTF transfers
• Mixed sizes ranging from approximately 3”–8” wide
• Valentine’s designs as shown in product images
• Press-ready, no cutting or weeding required

Why You’ll Love It

• Beginner-friendly sizes
• Cricut compatible, works with small craft presses
• Great for planning ahead
• Press now or later

Production & Shipping

• Printed in-house by Get Things Printed
• Ships within 24–48 hours
• Easy press instructions included

Perfect for Valentine’s projects, kids apparel, and small batch crafting.

🔥 PRESS GUIDE (Updated for 2025)

Before You Press:

• Temp: 290°F

• If using a thin silicone mat, increase +15°F to +20°F (max 335°F)

• Pre-press garment 3–5 sec

• Position transfer ink side down / film side up

1️⃣ FIRST PRESS – 12 Seconds

• 290°F | Medium–firm pressure

• Cover with parchment or Teflon

• Press 12 sec

• ⚡ Hot Peel — peel immediately, low and smooth

• If an edge lifts, re-press 3–5 sec

2️⃣ SECOND PRESS – 5 Seconds (Very Important)

• Same temp (290°F or adjusted)

• Cover with old shirt, parchment, or thin silicone mat

• Press 5 sec to improve durability + wash life

🧼 Wash & Care

• Wait 24 hrs before washing

• Wash cold, inside-out, gentle

• Hang dry or tumble low

• Do not iron directly on print

🚨 Troubleshooting

• Edges lifting → re-press 3–5 sec

• Shiny finish → use parchment or shirt for second press

• Not bonding → temp too low OR silicone mat needs +15–20°F increase

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