JANDJPACKAGING Heat Transfer Vinyl HTV Bundle - 13 Packs 12" X 10" Iron on Vinyl in Assorted Colors, HTV Vinyl for Cricut Silhouette Cameo Heat Press Machine with Teflon Sheet Included

Purchased this color pack to create this onesie for a 1st birthday. The pack is a great assortment of your basic colors. Very vibrant. The htv was easy to press, the instructions given were accurate as far as temp and time. I used iron+ to cut using the cricut as this htv is a little thicker (which is a good thing!)

I recently bought two types of vinyl for a project mostly because I needed a lot of black and there was only one sheet in this pack. I loved and surprised that this pack came with its own heat transfer cover thing. I LOVE it! The directions are easy to follow and as long as you follow them you should have no trouble. The first sheet I did (which unfortunately was my black ) I thought I put the smooth side down but turns out I had it backwards so I couldn't figure out why my machine wasn't cutting through.That is probably my only complaint was that it was difficult to determine what side was the plastic and what side was the vinyl but I just took my fingernail and would check a corner to see and that seemed to work great!I also LOVE that the vinyl comes up easily when pulling away the parts you don't want and it stays together doesn't rip the project so even if you pull slightly harder the excess comes off in one piece. The last part that truly has me as a customer is that when you iron it on and it cools the letters stay put. They do not wrinkle or peel up and when the shirt goes on it looks smooth and professional not like I did it at 11pm last night :-) ... even though I might have!If I could give 4.5 star I would the only reason it lost a star was because I had to waste a few pieces to figure out what side was the side to cut on. It would also be nice to have a pack of just white and black.

To be honest, I think this vinyl is better than the Cricut brand vinyl. It weeds very easily and it "bubbles" way less than the Cricut brand vinyl. Seems to take less time to adhere to the fabric as well. It always comes out looking great and is very easy to use! I like that they come in sheets vs a roll, which is so much more convenient. I use this vinyl when I make custom dog bandanas for my Etsy shop. The instructions don't come in the package but here's my method for using this vinyl with a Cricut:1. Cut out the size you need2. Place the vinyl MATTE side DOWN (or glossy side up) on the sticky mat3. Cut mirrored design using Cricut machine on the "iron-on" setting4. Weed the excess vinyl using Cricut weeding tool5. Warm the fabric up with an iron on med-high heat for 15-20 seconds6. Place the vinyl MATTE side UP (so the vinyl will adhere to the fabric)7. Place iron (medium heat) on top of transfer sheet and apply firm pressure for 15 seconds8. Allow vinyl to cool for 5-10 minutes9. Peel the transfer sheet from the now-adhered vinyl to reveal your finished design10. If the design isn't fully adhered, place iron on top of the transfer sheet again for 10-15 seconds and repeat steps 8 & 9This method works 100% of the time for me!

I wanted to create some shirts with my small business logo on them, so I ordered these to try to do it myself. These heat transfer vinyl sheets didn’t come with any insructions (I’m sure most people who order them probably already know how to use them). I had never used heat transfer vinyl before, so I did a little research before using these. These felt kind of thick, but my sister (who has a cricuit) reassured me that they look completely normal and this is what she uses. When looking at these very closely, you can tell the top is slightly textured (once you know what to look for).I prewashed the shirts to make sure they wouldn’t shrink after I ironed on the pattern. Then I borrowed my sister’s cricuit and cut out my designs. I used a safety pin to peel off the negative space, and I used parchment paper on top of the design when I ironed it onto my shirts. I let the vinyl cool before I pulled the clear plastic off - I wasn’t sure if I should let it cool or not, but this vinyl is slightly stretchy so cooling helped keep it in the shape I wanted. I’ve washed the shirts since then, and the design appears to be staying on well - it’s not peeling up anywhere. For a beginner, these were very easy to use, and they worked well.

I got this to make some sweatshirts for my kids. I'm always wary of off brand supplies like this, but it was in stock and had all the colors that I needed. I was really surprised by the quality. I used it with my silhouette and it cut well, was surprisingly easy to weed, and, using the provided Teflon sheet, was easy to apply. I use a regular iron for my HTV. Usually I use baking paper between my iron and HTV. I will likely start using the teflon sheet for all my HTV. Make sure to let the item cool before taking off the plastic layer. I wish they had this in flocked HTV.

This HTV was great! I cut a fairly intricate design and it weeded quite easily. I used a heat press, following the enclosed instructions and waited one minute before dooing a cool peel. the design transferred easily. Best of all, the vinyl is super soft on the shirt. I have read other reviews that said it was difficult to figure out which side to place down on the cutting mat. I could tell one side was smooth and the other was textured, but I wanted to be sure before I cut. I took my weeding tool and picked at the corner of the vinyl on the textured side. The vinyl lifted and could see that the smooth side was a transfer sheet. So, I put the smooth side down, set my machine to iron on and mirrored my image. I am new to using HTV, but have recently used easyweed and cricut brands. This was just as easy to work with for me and I am super pleased with the feel of it on the shirt.

4 colors ( purple, silver, black and red) didn’t work ended up wasting them other colors worked great but still it was a waste of money ratio to sheets to money spent. If they would just make it right I’d have no problem with them.

Fantastic htv easy to weed great doe small projects also