Disco Cherry Hearts DTF Heat Transfer

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Shirt: CC 1717 Pepper

DTF Heat Transfer, this can be applied to any combination of polyester/cotton, including 100% cotton.

This Valentine design mixes bold sweetness with retro glam, pairing two vibrant disco-ball cherries beneath a shiny pink bow. The cherries look like tiny dance-floor spotlights, each one made up of reflective facets that give the whole graphic a lively, shimmering energy. The bow above them has a glossy, metallic finish that feels playful and dramatic at the same time, tying everything together with a flirty, girly vibe. The thin green stems create contrast against the bold pinks and reds, making the cherries pop while still keeping the look clean and modern. This design is perfect for makers who love statement Valentine graphics that lean fun and feminine without being overly traditional. It brings a mix of sass, sparkle, and soft romance — a standout design for anyone wanting a boutique-ready February drop with personality.

Formula:

DTF FORMULA

DTF FORMULA PRESSING INSTRUCTIONS

275-300 degrees;
HEAVY PRESSURE 8-9 PSI.
Pre press for 7 seconds to remove wrinkles and moisture;
Press for 8-15 seconds; LET COOL THEN PEEL
Press again for 8 seconds, with a parchment paper covering the design for protection (you don' have to cool again before removing the covering on the repress)

ADULT: 11.5" wide or up to 12.75" tall for narrow designs
YOUTH: 10" wide or up to 10.5" tall for narrow designs
TODDLER: 8" wide or tall depending on design
INFANT: 6" wide or tall depending on design
LARGE POCKET: 5" wide or tall depending on design
CAN HUGGER: 3" wide or tall depending on design
HAT: 3" tall, 5" wide depending on design

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