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Heat Transfer Vinyl Snowflake Pack 12″x10″6 Sheets HTV Roll for Tshirt(Red,Green,Black) Red & Green & Black 1 Pack,6 Sheets
$16.90
[EASY TO CUT & WEED]:80microns thickness of vinyl,thin but durable,give you a nice cut;sticky backing makes it easy to have your project stick and not shift before pressing.perfect for large or delicate cuts
[12 INCH HEAT TRANSFER VINYL]:compatible for all cutting plotter machines
[STRETCH & SOFT]:good elasticity allows this iron on vinyl no wrinkle or no crack when stretching it and still holding up after repeated washes
Color:Red & Green & Black| Size:1 Pack,6 Sheets Heat Transfer Vinyl
Wide Application:
use for t-shirts,hats,shoes,hoodies,aprons,baseball caps and much more on daily life for special occasions,such as family/school activities,celebrations,festivals.
vinyl:80microns – thin but durable,adhere to garment just like print;clear carrier:100microns – better to protect film when cutting and ironing;proper thickness allows cutting and weeding like a breeze.
Made with PU(polyurethane)materials,gives you a softer touch.
Craft Cutting Setting:
Blade depth: 1 level(iron on,standard blade); Speed: 8; Force: 4; Passes: 2
cutting settings may vary based on blade condition and type of machine.
Iron Temperature:
-Heat the iron on medium setting (302℉–320℉)/(150℃-160℃);
-Press the design with medium/firm pressure for 8-15 seconds,COOL PEEL
We always recommend a test before dealing with new materials
| Weight | 5 lbs |
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8 reviews for Heat Transfer Vinyl Snowflake Pack 12″x10″6 Sheets HTV Roll for Tshirt(Red,Green,Black) Red & Green & Black 1 Pack,6 Sheets
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Eric Jones –
Haven’t pressed it nor weeded it yet but not happy bought a 12ft roll and didn’t get but 73″ as shown in the picture beware to the next buyer don’t get what you pay forRead more
TheTattooedMom –
Every piece of vinyl had something wrong with it. The red was melted and stuck together with the transfer sheet peeling up from the vinyl and clearly coming unstuck from it in other places. The greens color is not uniform and has spots of lighter green, creases and bends in the vinyl. Absolutely will NOT buy again. Horrible product.Read more
Mackenzie Henson –
Absolutely the worst vinyl I’ve ever used. I had to throw away everything I cut from it and buy a roll of different orange. I will never even try another color from this crap brand. I wasted my money. I was on a time crunch and it screwed me. I don’t know how the other colors weed and press but I def won’t ever try but the orange was hard like plastic and absolutely would not stick. I thought it was my bag I was trying to press it to. I used a different color that was a different brand and it pressed heavenly the first time.Read more
Slick –
I’ve been using Siser, Express Cut and the other top brands for years… But because I’m in the Caribbean shipping cost was an issue. I decided to use these “cheeper” brands to save some money, and honestly I don’t see the difference in quality. Actually I like this more because it feels better than Siser and Express Cut and it weeds better. So far, So good. Waiting for the wash and wear.Read more
Personalized Canvas –
Nope… NO! I have purchased many heat vinyls with not amazing reviews about 50/50 between everybody. Ends up great! This one even with my experience and machine is bad. Rubbery. Resulting in cuts that are messy and don’t even ask me about last product. Omg. No! Lovely color. That’s why I added one more star but is not good quality and I have not use heat yet. I’ll do a sample first before messing a Canvas shirt! I normally do reviews when something is really good. When is mehhh I save it for myself but this one really encouraged me to write a review.Read more
Adriana –
I used this vinyl for shirts, all I can say is this is better than the cricut brand!! Soooo weed and it transfers soo good !! Highly recommend !! Made 11 shirts with one roll (sizes were from xl to 3xl)Read more
Jen –
This is ok. I bought it to make canvas bags for my upcoming wedding. The directions state to press at 302-320 degrees for 8-15 seconds. After numerous trials and errors (and ruining some of the bags – my bad, I guess), my best outcome was pressing at 315 for 23 seconds (using a Cricut EasyPress). I even tried longer and that was fine too; it didn’t burn off any of the adhesive. I didn’t have the issue of it ripping as I was weeding or unrolling it like I read in other reviews, but it is quite thin. I wouldn’t use this on a t-shirt or something that would be worn and washed very much.Read more
heather –
No matter how much heat I used or didn’t use the vinyl wouldn’t stick. It just kept peeling off. Not only did I waist money on vinyl. But also had to throw the shirt and have to order more.. don’t waist your money on this garbageRead more