PURPOSE: To make small-quantity production of temples imparted with transfer printing patterns of diversified designs at a low cost and to deal with a recent trend toward increasingly individual spectacle fashions by pressing the pattern layer surface of a transfer sheet to a surface to be transferred consisting of the pseudo cloisonne (enamel ware) surface or coating film surface formed on a spectacle constituting member and transfer printing the Patterns of the pattern layer on the surface to be transferred.

CONSTITUTION: The pattern layer 2 of the transfer sheet 3 formed by passing a base material sheet 1 through a copying machine to copy the images of an original on the surface of this base material sheet 1 and to form the pattern layer 3 is pressed to the surface 5 to be transferred consisting of the pseudo cloisonne (enamel ware) surface or coating film surface formed on the surface part of the spectacle constituting member 4 and and thereafter, the pattern layer is heated at 50 to 200°C. The pseudo cloisonne (enamel ware) refers to the resin layers formed by using various kinds of resins including acrylic, melamine, epoxy, urethane and other resins. The coating film refers to the films formed by coating with the resins including acrylic, melamine, epoxy, urethane and other resins and is formed by various kinds of coating methods, such as spray coating and electrostatic coating.