Susie: Unfortunately you can not make these and use them later. I found the best results when I let the ink dry for 30 seconds and then applied. Thanks for the great question.

Very specific, very informative. Thank you very much. I'm quite excited to try this. And I look forward to checking out more of your videos. You were quick, precise and very helpful. I hate wasting my time on some of these amateur videos. Yours was just what I was looking for. Thank you!

Hi Linda. Thank you so much for this tutorial!! I have tried every other method online and none of them worked even slightly. Your method worked on my first try. Love it!! So easy

I use to work for Apollo back in the early 90's. Not a nice company to work for, but they definitely had a ton of products. This is a great video! Thanks for sharing,

You are the first person who has given me settings that work for my printer with the paper that i have! You are FANTASTIC!!! THANK YOU !!!!!!

I love that commentary is allowed here and that it, also, is very helpful. Wonderful!

Thank you this was really neat I have never seen that done before and I will be trying it. Thanks again!!!

Thank you for bringing this up. Especially since I tend to hoard mine for later use. :)

Could I use color photos and fonts in this technique? Thanks for the wonderful video!

WOW, thanks for sharing. I have a ton of old transparencies. I have a question. Can you fill the sheet with all kinds of phrases and use it later or is this something that you have to print just what you need at the time you need it? THANKS. :) Susie

Can't wait to try this!

Just wondering if you can use different color ink or toner other than black? Also what about rub on images or does this technique only work with lettering?

I am totally new to this. I ried the water method and couldn't make that work. I had a lot of transparencies. So I thought I would try this. It printed mirror image. Don't know what I did wrong?? I have a hp officejet inkjet printer.

great idea thank you

Thank you!!!

Does this work on glass? I just used the grafix rub on on a glass with my printed text and it left extra film between each letter :(

Hi Linda.When I tried this, the letters transferred to a pale yellow. The printer was set to high quality, plain paper. Do you have any suggestions on what I’m doing wrong.Thanks in advance

DOES THIS IMAGE TRANSFER WORK IF THE SURFACE I AM TRANSFERRING THE IMAGE TO IS A GLOSSY SURFACE OR HAS A GLOSSY FINISH TO IT ??? ??? ???

Wow, that's amazing. Thank you very much for sharing

Excellent !!! TYVM