If the weather has been warm, I put them in the fridge when I first get them to firm up. After that, I keep in dark, dry room.

I'm going to second Kerry's suggestion. Ultimately, I am sure you will be fine if the package is sealed and you let the transfer sheets come to room temperature prior to using.

I'm for the dry, dark and cool storage area. I would worry about condensation with the fridge.

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I just received my first order of custom transfers. The directions said to keep them in the refrigerator. I was surprised as I thought that would cause condensation. I have kept my other transfer sheets in a dry and dark storage area. What do you all suggest?

updated by @valerie-herskowitz: 04/11/25 09:27:36