Vinyl Ease 12x24 Glossy Silver Metallic Permanent Adhesive Vinyl, Compatible with 🎶 Cricut, Silhouette, Pazzles, Craft ROBO, QuicKutz, Craft Cutters, Die Cutters, Sign Plotters - V0156 Review

I cut snowflakes out of this vinyl to make a "Santa's Cookies" plate for my son. I hand washed it and the snowflakes were beginning to fall off "permanent" meant it was at least hand washable as it was meant to be used outside in inclement weather.

I think it's a bit thicker than cricut vinyl as I could run the cricut stock through my printer and it got stuck, but apparently the has the same quality and maybe even a little more durable due to the thickness. I don't have a cutting machine so can't confirm use there, but for the hand cut lettering I've made this works fine as long as you have sharp scissors or a utility knife. It adheres well and molds and stretches quite well on curved surfaces. As for the screen printing and hand cutting…

Color as described but some parts were damaged so I couldn't use them. Also, it's quite thin and very sticky. I've had a terrible weed season. It was very fragile and if one of these touched another part there was NO way to remove it without ruining it. It stuck well to my wooden pallet and looked nice after I successfully weeded it. As a bonus, their contact paper they sent as a bonus was GREAT! Better and easier to use than the Cricut brand.

I received the vinyl quickly and without problems as described. This item arrives tightly folded (not surprising or a problem), but I recommend unrolling the sheets to flatten them out by taping them onto a board or desk, or maybe putting something heavy on them, just watch out for wrinkles . IMO this simplifies the porting process. I use vinyl for various design projects, mainly product labels and such. The weight of the vinyl is pretty light. I would not recommend using it for decals or…

Well although I have since found a product much cheaper than this. I can say without a doubt that this product worked brilliantly for what I needed. At first I wasn't even sure if I could carve it with my silhouette. but it worked great. Since the sheets are 12 x 24, I was able to trim the pieces (very, very neatly) down to 8 x 12. I don't usually suggest this as the wheels are 8 inches apart in the original silhouette portrait and if the vinyl moves at all then it will succumb and eventually…