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my beautiful wife told me that I wear this flannel shirt way too much in the DIY videos so I picked up a shop apron and put the DIY Jean logo on it let me show you how you can do this quick and easy I wanted to print my logo on canvas so I started looking around for the materials that I would need for this I went on Amazon and I found a great shop apron for $8 and also found Avery fabric transfer for also $8 on Amazon as well noticing this this was half the price that it's offered at Office Depot or Office max.com there it was $6.99 so I felt like I got a really decent deal now I used Photoshop to do my image but I did notice on the Avery packet it tells you you can go to avery.com and design your logo or creation there as well using Photoshop I started bringing all my images on now I'm saying images because I decided to fill up the paper so that once I start cutting them out I'm not wasting any of the uh the paper because you can't run it back through the printer now make sure when you're putting your images on there you're doing a mirror or a reverse to them the paper that Avery comes with has a printing on the back that actually shows you the instructions but it's a good indication of which side you can print on and which side's the back so loading the back into my Epson printer with the back facing up and now I'm ready to send the uh design to the printer after printing my design I let this Dy for oh around 10 to 15 minutes before moving to the next steps now you're going to want to find a wood or a hard surface and put a pillowcase down before you set your material down that you're going to do a heat transfer on setting your iron onto cotton you're going to want to iron your surface first get it nice and flat now if this is a steam iron you're going to want to turn the steam off for when you're doing the transfer itself Now setting the transfer on there you're going to pick out the design that you want and you're going to cut it out now when you cut the transfer material out you want to leave about an eighth of an inch around your design so you don't have to cut it out exact to it but you want to be fairly tight on it this will give you enough room though to get a hold of that backing paper when it's time to remove it from your your canvas now once you've lined up your design make sure it's good and straight because you're only going to get one shot at this once you start ironing it down you won't be able to reposition it using the iron and like I say making sure that the iron is set on Cotton I started ironing down applying quite a bit of pressure as well and for the size of this design which is about a 5 INX 4 inch I steadily iron this in multiple directions for about 1 and 1/2 to 2 minutes now that you've finished ironing set your iron to the side and let your material cool after about 5 minutes I came back and I'm ready to peel the material the backing off finding a corner just peel that back and slowly pull the backing paper off now...